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hello Hitesh sir , i am a 4th yr engineering student , I am in great dilemma should I learn web development or should I focus on ML and data science . Which will be a better career option to chose ? Or is it very late for me?
Bought your Angular Bootcamp course for my brother who is willing to make a career change from his customer service associate in Amazon to SDE. He's from ECE background. I loved the content of the bootcamp and I am really thankful to you to put it out there on a really affordable price. LCO ROCKS ✓
@@akd070 Brother I think you should try minimum in both of that like spend 30 days in both make 3 Projects for your portfolio which you can explain in your Interview they don't need to be big or complex just pick some foundational stuff. And parallel to it make sure you start problem solving in C/C++/Java/Python and keep doing it until you crack SDE position.
As a Java developer I would say Angular is very simple to work. If you know any one of programming language you can easily learn Angular. Its very similar to Java mvc applications. It has dependency management like maven. Architecture like spring boot, strictly typed like java
I'm a professional developer and I hate those videos where they say "it depends", "you can use both" etc etc. and other safe and neutral terms. We come here to get other dev's opinion. You are brave enough to share yours and I appreciate that more than you know. This is a good video for everyone.
When you are a professional developer then you know he is right. It depends on what you want to achieve. How scalable your application should be and so on. If you want to know the personal rule I am following for years now when somebody asks for my opinion: if you are an OOP Expert and want to get away from JSF/ASP/PHP use angular for big applications. If you want to do functional programming and do a small Webpage use react.
Since 6 months I was doing analysis on following points 1. Number of jobs 2. Average salary offered 3. Jobs where Angular and React both are required 4. Niche companies In all above points react wins the battle. React has 20% more average salary than Angular. plus number of openings for react are way more than Angular (Angular openings are decreased in 2020)
the best AngularReact comparison I've ever seen. Unbiased, not trying to please everyone. Most comparisons are created by junior developers who never worked on big projects or used other frameworks/libraries than React so they are React fanboys and Angular haters. Most of them still think that Angular===Angular.js. Both Angular and React are super useful tools, and for different use cases. React is a simple, easy to learn and beginner friendly UI library while Angular is a big, "batteries-included" framework which has built in features for 99% of the cases that you'll need in the future when you work on a complex SPA
Angular is so so powerful framework. Once you learn it You don't need anything else. I'm sure that anyone learn it can't leave it again. SUCH A POWERFUL TOOL
@@kirankamath5891 Nop But Angular is vast very vast...It will take some time to learn....You will have to focus on TYPESCRIPT ...TS is easy ...Dont worry
Honestly I jumped into angular without even considering react. I barely knew javascript. I spent the first day taking notes on various videos, the second day following a tutorial to make an angular app, and by the third day, I was routing and building my whole frontend app in typescript with angular in ionic. I spent all day every day, but still I thought Angular was really easy to learn.
In my personal experience, I have started with angular, after that I started learning react. When started react, I felt confused because of react jsx syntax (html and js are in same file). Comparing with angular, I felt angular has a clean file structure. But the prior knowledge of angular and it's component based features helps me to understand the react core concepts easily. So my suggestion is try to understand the core concepts well on angular or react. Then Another one will be easy to learn.
Your words about Typescript reminds me of my first week as an intern. My boss said the same thing, "Don't worry about typescript, you will pick it up within a week". And to my surprise, I actually did within half of the week.
I have worked professionally on 4 Front-end frameworks/libraries like AngularJS, Angular, VueJS and ReactJS. All of them take nearly same time to learn and expertise. However, I found learning Angular easier because everythings in Angular doc are together and organized. But for ReactJS, I needed to read multiple articles to do things properly. VueJS also has good documentation. My choice would be Angular > (VueJS or ReactJS) > AngularJS.
From a software engineering perspective, Angular is a comprehensive, well-conceived, better-engineered system than React. React is rudimentary in comparison. A Ferrari and a Mustang will both get you to your destination, nevertheless, the Ferrari is an engineering marvel.
@@hrishikeshawari2669 agree. Material UI for React is way more reach rather the Angular ones and Angular Material gets new features not so fast as for me.
Funny that Google's Angular Material is outdated and Material UI is up to date with the Material Design standards.Tthey have been rewriting Angular Material for as long as I can remember.
@@hrishikeshawari2669 I mean, material UI libraries mostly are just some HTML bundles with some simple JS/TS and a bit of CSS, as a company that shouldn't really bother anyone
I like both Angular and React :) And yes, when I started with React I hated everything in this library :D But now it is ok. The one drawback in my opinion is that React doesn't have first-class support of Typescript, so sometimes I encounter issues with types, especially in 3rd party libraries.
Great video sir, Sir please can you make a video on a comparison of "React native and Flutter in 2020." If anybody wants this video in future hit the like button.
@@deeprajdey1364 I think you need another video for 2020,2021,2022,2023........ Dost🤗, don't waste your time to find out which one is better then another. And ya don't reply me. This is comment section not debate section😅
Angular developer here. When they first released it I only had a brief moment of wondering what was the deal with going with Typescript, fell in love with it right away, I think the longer you have been using JavaScript in general the more appreciative you will be for Typescript. The second thing I have loved about it is the integration with RxJS which I LOVE LOVE, very sweet and slick reactive architecture can be done with it. Most important part if you are starting out, have fun !!! and stay curious; there's a million ways to do something in our world; it's a journey and the biggest marathon you will run.
note: this is for student. and for yout that have not much time to learning everything then just start learning angular and stick with it forevar.... just saying...
I started using React around 2017 and fell in love with it coming from a more traditional type jQuery based projects. Now I transferred to another company since I wanted to experience a different back-end stack but we are working with Angular 8 for the front-end. It was quite a learning curve at first specially learning RxJS (and observables in general). Decorators, Directives, Pipes and passing data back and forward between components gets easier after you tried implementing them a couple of times. And I would definitely agree with the advice on this video, go for React if you're starting out, its much easier to get started with (IMO). All the things you'll learn will be applied to any FE framework ie state management, separation of concerns, dumb components, smart components, services etc. And starting with React would get you better odds of landing your first Job since there are a lot more React job posts than Angular job posts from what I can see where I'm from.
I am working on Reactjs for almost 1 year and I am now learning React native. Before moving towards React Native, I want to learn Angular but as I started learning, My brain shuts down. A new concept and architecture really confused me alot. Then I decided it is better to master one then to jump in both and now I am working on React native.
React will not be an option for me as long as there is no equivalent to Angular's HTML "if" (for conditionals) and "for" (for looping). It's just so clunky how you do this in React, inside the JSX. But so elegant and clean in Angular (and nearly identical in Vue)
It's not fair, if you learn angular & work for a couple of months, I bet you, you can't move to any other framework!!! The ecosystem that you get in angular, you can't even imagine in the react world! You will fall in love with it.
I'm currently working as a Senior Developer acting mostly in Front-End with Angular. I completely agree with what have been said by Hitesh. Every framework, library, tool, method, whatever will come with a trade-off. One of the most important thing in our careers is to understand what are these trade offs (at least part of them) in order to be more assertive in our work. And I think you did it very well in your video. Obviously, there is a lot of more deep aspects to look at. But as you said, your focus in this video was not the industry but those that are starting their careers. Congratulations!
Angular is a little bit better for large projects for one specific reason, when going into putting together small pieces by yourself you introduce the probability of do not do it properly, Angular in the other side is a framework with a lot of this staff already there, tested and made by experts, is like to choose between Frankenstein and an Olympics games winner..
This was a good video, I'm a lead at American Airlines now days React has falling in popular in big enterprise organizations because most big companies prefer frameworks over libraries. Most startups use react because it's easy and fast and good for new devs. Only issue I had with using React is that it relies too much on 3rd party libraries in which big companies are against. React is really only good for monolithic app. I prefer Angular Vue for big apps
it took me roughly a weekend for angular and a full week for react. react is just a total mess imo, mostly bcos it offers no structure, it looks like the jquery of 2020. vuejs is the best compromise,took me only hours to have something working
Thanks Hitesh. Its always a struggle for developers to keep learning new stuffs and each having its own syntax. Look at the plethora of Databases we have. Look at the OS options we have. Look at the programming language.
As far as I am concerned and my view, when some one starting with something it’s easy to mess up things, conventions, design pattern etc etc. for one simple example I have seen new developer creating several axios client in each and every component they want to access api. Even how you organise your code directory structure. So start with something which enforces you to use the industry best practices from the day one of your coding a module or project. So star with angular, learn how to organise your code, why convention was chosen over so many configuration available. Your first project, it will teach you structure, type script hard way and you won’t forget these in your next project in react. For experienced developer it’s choice you have to make what coding style you like, those custom ng tags or jsx. Getting started with react is easy but getting started with react & how it should be coded is hard.
I am working in Corporate and our project earlier was in dojotoolkit(UI) because it's legacy product since 30 year + java +Spring + JPA+Oracle and Sql server .Now, As a part of upgrade my company choose Angular 9 for the UI , Java , Spring boot Micro services and Post grade SQL. definitely want comparison of MVP.
A React Crash course is provided in the MERN course. It is enough to get started. Though I suggest you to watch a couple of more Intro to React videos for better understanding. Moreover, reading the Getting Started part of React Website will surely help. All the best, Mohanish.
I have worked professional in Angular, React and Vue and I would any day use Vue over Angular or react. I have used Typescript with Vue and its a breeze to use. And most of new Indian startups are using Vue more often now. If somebody makes argument about Vue not been backed by any big company, well, it has got an amazing community out there and still growing strong. All I wish is getting a powerful Angular like CLI in Vue, which if exist, I am not aware of.
Angular may be hard to learn or understand but believe it's very very easy to implement due to great file structure of it's like components, service etc. But in React you will get lost in between
I have an experience in flutter but I want to move into something else and I'm confused between angular and react.. Which would be preferable can anyone suggest please🙏
I would suggest to learn angular first and then move to react as react is based on component based architecture and you can nowhere learn component core concepts other than angular.So go for angular and then move to react.
Totally agree with the video. I learned React one semester during college and did a project, then Angular in another semester and made a different project with that. Agree about the black coffee analogy with Angular. I actually like both technologies. They are different but both worth learning.
Yo man, your tattoo is amazing, sure I enjoy the video and yes both are good frameworks, personally I'm a React guy but I know Angular theory. BUT, THE TATTOO ON YOUR RIGHT HAND IS WOAAAA
Liked your video, m not a student, as you said Angular is Black Coffee is very true, but its a good framework even for a smaller portfolio project can be exported in production with BUILD. This one of the most unbiased comparison. :)
Its Simple...if you know how to make APIS...so go for Reactjs..... Like if you are from python,php background so go for react....if you are from.net and all so go for angular
I'm glad i took the time to watch this. I'm a full stack developer - software engineer and I've been using C# /ASP NET Core for the past few years. Getting kinda bored of using it though so i'm looking for a new approach to web and mobile apps for my projects. I think I'm going to go with React (at first) and see where that takes me. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and I'll keep up to date with your other videos!
Oh boy! Don't get why people say React is easier than Angular. I found myself extremely limited and out of control when first tried React. Of course I could do some stuff but not the way I wanted, only how React would let me. But turns out I could do pretty much everything I needed with Angular out of the box. No need to learn JSX, extremely powerful router, lazy load, guarding, template injection, services, default and custom directives and pipes, observables. And that's just out of the box, in a matter of minutes I could get things like i18n, pwa, material design, state management. I mean, once you reach this point you'll wanna learn other frameworks just for fun and maybe work, because there's no way you'll wanna switch because things are just easy with Angular. You just put stuff in place haha.
Sir can we get a similar explanatory video on Express(node) vs django(python)? I am first year student and I completed React with redux, router and axios.
Im currently working a hybrid app using Ionic/Angular. It was overwhelming at first, but thanks to my little experience in web development, I was able to catch up and loving it. Kudos to the developers of angular framework!
Hi sir, this is very useful video and best explained, I have working in an angular completed a month and still working...i like angular and it is more comfortable after getting hand on it. . Sir , i want one advice from you irrespective of this topic - i.e, I have working for a long hour - and my neck get pain a lot...can you please share which setup for table-chair or anything else i can setup my working place to get comfortable..??
Hello sir, I am currently in class 12th and also a JEE aspirant and dreaming to become a robotic engineer because of which I want to start learning programming but I am in a little confusion that how should I start learning it and from where I have to start from c, c++ or python . Iam in confusion because I am totally new for that and I am not known from the basics also (I even unknown of the computer, computer programming etc) . Listen sir many years ago when I am in 4th or 5th standard I hate computer subject because nobody clears our basics and no body make our praticals succcessful and this had been running on from 4th standard to 8th standard and after that I feel very uncomfortable with this subject due to which I left this subject in class 9th and opt another subject of mine choice at that time but when I came in class 11th I feel it very helpful in every field( mostly in engineering) and I fall in love with this subject .And now either I do not know any thing about that subject but I want to learn this and make it my strongest subject and want to do many inventions with this. So I am requesting you to please read out my story first and then motivate me according to that and please guide me about from where to start and which books I should learn first . And how many programming language I should learn to prepare myself for robotic engineering. And what are the things I should remember each and every time about that. And please reply me for that so that I will start good do best and achieve excellent. THANK YOU...
Again I'd suggest you to choose either Kotlin or Python because they are general purpose programming languages and you will be able to automate things near you and gonna get comfortable with data-structures and fundamentals far easier and faster than any other langs. Once that's build up all the modern programming language uses the same concept so will be easy to adopt another.
@@lycheejuicelichigaming2263 Can you please suggest me also about why not c then c++ then python? because everybody says that C is the base of any other language . And if I start from python than is it comfortable for me after all I am totally a beginner. Please convince me.
@@lycheejuicelichigaming2263 Thanks sir I feel it will helpful for me. Can you also suggest me about how can I make my basics of computer and computer programming strongs before start learning any of the programming language. Which books I should read ? etc...
Please do make a video on deciding react or angular for start-ups. I'm a back-end developer and I started learning front-end recently. I have actually learned angular already and created few small projects on same. Now I'm hesitating to learn one more framework. But if react is something that I find useful for my case, I'll definitely learn that as well.
I just finished a React course and built a small SPA for a client. It was a lot of fun to learn and very weird coming from exclusively working on back-end projects with Laravel/PHP. On your advice, I will start playing with Angular next. Great video! Liked and subbed.
Thank you for educating us. Yes, I would love to have a video on MVP. I wish to request one important thing. It is possible for you to make a video on load testing. How do we set it up from scratch for real-time applications? Parameters we need to work on, how to set up a server etc.
I've been writing Angular professionally for about 5 years now full time (the 1.x days were wild!). I love it, it's transformed my career in magical ways! I've done very small projects in React however I've done a lot in Vue, ko, _, Svelt, etc. In my opinion React/Vue/Svelt and Angular attract different mentalities. The size or difficulty isn't the metric I measure it, it's the personality of the dev and the task at hand. If your mandate is large scale software, Angular is a must in my opinion, just to keep the maintenance reliable. If your task is prototyping or a smaller scale project, react is SUPER fun! But so is Vue, Svelt, etc. But honestly no matter what you pick, if you're diligent, have a good eye, motivated by quality and have an idea of how to work in a team, all of them are great! PS: For students, destructuring is less important to know than 'call' and 'apply'. Syntax stuff like destructuring is great and take a look at it for cleanliness but the amount of flexibility and architectural horsepower you'll gain from call and apply should be screamed from the mountain tops. Call and apply separate the men from the boys.
I personally don't like to work on angular framework because of messy coding and those setup files are just nightmare to me. So I prefer to work on React js because it's simple and easy to learn
It's not fair, if you learn angular, I bet you, you can't move to any other framework!!! The ecosystem that you get in angular, you can't even imagine in the react world!
@@shawnedits161 I admit it's hard to get started. When I first started to learn it, I directly jumped to the application making along with a few tutorials & I failed many times! Sometimes the application gets crashed (I have to rewrite everything from scratch with a new approach). But let me tell you one thing, this is the journey that everyone has to face. I personally found angular nightmare at the start (every time I try to learn it, I got failed) but at some point in time I got in the form of it & you know what this is form is super-duper amazing. Now, I am in a position where I can't even think about other frameworks like react (btw I know it well) & start my every application with angular (not blindly). I think you understood my feelings with such a long context.
Hi, Hitesh. Wonderful video. Just had a very basic doubt which I just don't seem to quite solve. I worked on Angular for about a month, we created an e-commerce application back when I was training in the organisation I'm currently a part of(I have just entered the IT industry, am a fresher :) ). I found it to have quite a learning curve but have understood the basic workflow and am pretty comfortable with it now that 5 months have passed by. I started learning React about two days ago. I get how JS based it is compared to Typescripted Angular, but I'm finding both quite similar code wise. Angular's .ts files can have template codes like Hi inside @NgModule whereas in React we use JSX to do the same. But they are all components in the end right? Where does the major difference come, code wise; for a beginner like me, that is? I didn't quite get the 'React is a library, Angular is a framework' point which I've seen across many websites now. Can you elaborate on the same? Will be a massive help to me. Again, brilliant video overall. P.S: Love your setup :)
Have worked on both the things One thing i dnt like as u said react is a library I still prefer angular as it gives u complete solution unlike react Anyways react is kind of easy than angular for small application i prefer react
How about just vanilla javascript, I used to use c++, and I'm new to the web development field, I feel I can do what ever I need with vanilla javascript (routing, rendering, ....) easily, is it a must to use a framework? Thanks in advance.
i think if you learn angular you just need to be concern about it. But react depends on 3rd party libraries so much that you need to stay updated with them as well as react
Sir may I know what lens your using because these are getting lot of headache by learning new stuff in online, Will you share the link to buy that lens
![Angular vs React vs Vue [2020 Update]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/lYWYWyX04JI/mqdefault.jpg)
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hello Hitesh sir , i am a 4th yr engineering student , I am in great dilemma should I learn web development or should I focus on ML and data science . Which will be a better career option to chose ? Or is it very late for me?
Bought your Angular Bootcamp course for my brother who is willing to make a career change from his customer service associate in Amazon to SDE. He's from ECE background. I loved the content of the bootcamp and I am really thankful to you to put it out there on a really affordable price. LCO ROCKS ✓
@@akd070 Brother I think you should try minimum in both of that like spend 30 days in both make 3 Projects for your portfolio which you can explain in your Interview they don't need to be big or complex just pick some foundational stuff. And parallel to it make sure you start problem solving in C/C++/Java/Python and keep doing it until you crack SDE position.
Sir. One question . I'll be in jadavpur university Cse this year. Is macbook pro base variant better for me? Please sir do reply!!
Yah need more videos.
As a Java developer I would say Angular is very simple to work. If you know any one of programming language you can easily learn Angular. Its very similar to Java mvc applications. It has dependency management like maven. Architecture like spring boot, strictly typed like java
I'm a professional developer and I hate those videos where they say "it depends", "you can use both" etc etc. and other safe and neutral terms.
We come here to get other dev's opinion. You are brave enough to share yours and I appreciate that more than you know.
This is a good video for everyone.
Yes..
so what we choose ?
When you are a professional developer then you know he is right. It depends on what you want to achieve. How scalable your application should be and so on. If you want to know the personal rule I am following for years now when somebody asks for my opinion: if you are an OOP Expert and want to get away from JSF/ASP/PHP use angular for big applications. If you want to do functional programming and do a small Webpage use react.
100% agree.
Finally what you think..what we choose
Since 6 months I was doing analysis on following points
1. Number of jobs
2. Average salary offered
3. Jobs where Angular and React both are required
4. Niche companies
In all above points react wins the battle. React has 20% more average salary than Angular. plus number of openings for react are way more than Angular (Angular openings are decreased in 2020)
the best AngularReact comparison I've ever seen. Unbiased, not trying to please everyone. Most comparisons are created by junior developers who never worked on big projects or used other frameworks/libraries than React so they are React fanboys and Angular haters. Most of them still think that Angular===Angular.js. Both Angular and React are super useful tools, and for different use cases. React is a simple, easy to learn and beginner friendly UI library while Angular is a big, "batteries-included" framework which has built in features for 99% of the cases that you'll need in the future when you work on a complex SPA
Angular is so so powerful framework. Once you learn it You don't need anything else.
I'm sure that anyone learn it can't leave it again. SUCH A POWERFUL TOOL
Dont forget REACT...
I have knwledge in recat, i wish to learn angular, will it cause me any confusion.
@@kirankamath5891 Nop But Angular is vast very vast...It will take some time to learn....You will have to focus on TYPESCRIPT ...TS is easy ...Dont worry
@@ImproveProgrammingLogic TS Has its own very amazing advantages!!!. Also whenever I do work on react, I use the TS version
Well Facebook found something else though.😉
Honestly I jumped into angular without even considering react. I barely knew javascript. I spent the first day taking notes on various videos, the second day following a tutorial to make an angular app, and by the third day, I was routing and building my whole frontend app in typescript with angular in ionic. I spent all day every day, but still I thought Angular was really easy to learn.
Which is the best tutorial for angular?
In my personal experience, I have started with angular, after that I started learning react.
When started react, I felt confused because of react jsx syntax (html and js are in same file). Comparing with angular, I felt angular has a clean file structure. But the prior knowledge of angular and it's component based features helps me to understand the react core concepts easily.
So my suggestion is try to understand the core concepts well on angular or react. Then Another one will be easy to learn.
Vuejs is highly underrated and doesn't have the audience it deserves....
yes is a easy framework to learn
AGREED, VUE IS AMAZE.
I was learning react but instead i came to truly appreciate VueJs simplicity and power.
Vue is amazing
Yea but indian company does not have much clients using vuejs hence people here dont recommends it
Angular is the most accomplished framework out there!
" ...but who told you world is a fair place" what a beautiful way to start
Your words about Typescript reminds me of my first week as an intern. My boss said the same thing, "Don't worry about typescript, you will pick it up within a week". And to my surprise, I actually did within half of the week.
I have worked professionally on 4 Front-end frameworks/libraries like AngularJS, Angular, VueJS and ReactJS.
All of them take nearly same time to learn and expertise. However, I found learning Angular easier because everythings in Angular doc are together and organized. But for ReactJS, I needed to read multiple articles to do things properly.
VueJS also has good documentation.
My choice would be Angular > (VueJS or ReactJS) > AngularJS.
From a software engineering perspective, Angular is a comprehensive, well-conceived, better-engineered system than React. React is rudimentary in comparison. A Ferrari and a Mustang will both get you to your destination, nevertheless, the Ferrari is an engineering marvel.
You haven’t seen mustang.
Summary: Do react first for a semester,get comfortable, move into angular then. Got it!
Other way around.
Thanks lol
Next video title suggestion:
MEAN stack Vs MERN stack
Yes, you are right. Angular is like a black coffee, once you will get a good test you can not resist to having.
I got so much confused after watching this video. I learned both..😂
Angular is like black coffee that's for sure , I love angular, especially for angular material which is the best UI kit you can get
if u use material-ui.com/ for react, for sure u r going to hate angular material, they made it more cool for react than angular
@@hrishikeshawari2669 agree. Material UI for React is way more reach rather the Angular ones and Angular Material gets new features not so fast as for me.
Funny that Google's Angular Material is outdated and Material UI is up to date with the Material Design standards.Tthey have been rewriting Angular Material for as long as I can remember.
@Mayank Sharma you know right that you can use TypeScript with whatever you want?
@@hrishikeshawari2669 I mean, material UI libraries mostly are just some HTML bundles with some simple JS/TS and a bit of CSS, as a company that shouldn't really bother anyone
I like both Angular and React :) And yes, when I started with React I hated everything in this library :D
But now it is ok. The one drawback in my opinion is that React doesn't have first-class support of Typescript, so sometimes I encounter issues with types, especially in 3rd party libraries.
Great video sir,
Sir please can you make a video on a comparison of
"React native and Flutter in 2020."
If anybody wants this video in future hit the like button.
Even I need
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Yes "Snake Snake" you are right I saw it. But I want another video particularly for 2020.
@@deeprajdey1364 I think you need another video for 2020,2021,2022,2023........
Dost🤗, don't waste your time to find out which one is better then another. And ya don't reply me.
This is comment section not debate section😅
Angular developer here. When they first released it I only had a brief moment of wondering what was the deal with going with Typescript, fell in love with it right away, I think the longer you have been using JavaScript in general the more appreciative you will be for Typescript.
The second thing I have loved about it is the integration with RxJS which I LOVE LOVE, very sweet and slick reactive architecture can be done with it.
Most important part if you are starting out, have fun !!! and stay curious; there's a million ways to do something in our world; it's a journey and the biggest marathon you will run.
One of the best explanation , start with React and then angular 🙌🙌🙌
Hm.
That's what I did. Jumping straight to Angular is painful unless you have a background with a "proper" programming language like Java/C#
note: this is for student. and for yout that have not much time to learning everything then just start learning angular and stick with it forevar.... just saying...
Learned Angular first, and it's very good! I've tried a bit of React, will try it again..
As a Java developer, I'm more at home with typescript :)
I have done both Angular and React, I started with React and no, I didn't hate Angular when doing React and vice versa.
I started using React around 2017 and fell in love with it coming from a more traditional type jQuery based projects. Now I transferred to another company since I wanted to experience a different back-end stack but we are working with Angular 8 for the front-end. It was quite a learning curve at first specially learning RxJS (and observables in general). Decorators, Directives, Pipes and passing data back and forward between components gets easier after you tried implementing them a couple of times.
And I would definitely agree with the advice on this video, go for React if you're starting out, its much easier to get started with (IMO). All the things you'll learn will be applied to any FE framework ie state management, separation of concerns, dumb components, smart components, services etc.
And starting with React would get you better odds of landing your first Job since there are a lot more React job posts than Angular job posts from what I can see where I'm from.
What you prefer for new learner, React or Angular?
With respect of number of jobs in industry and demand of that.
I am working on Reactjs for almost 1 year and I am now learning React native. Before moving towards React Native, I want to learn Angular but as I started learning, My brain shuts down. A new concept and architecture really confused me alot. Then I decided it is better to master one then to jump in both and now I am working on React native.
React will not be an option for me as long as there is no equivalent to Angular's HTML "if" (for conditionals) and "for" (for looping). It's just so clunky how you do this in React, inside the JSX. But so elegant and clean in Angular (and nearly identical in Vue)
It's not fair, if you learn angular & work for a couple of months, I bet you, you can't move to any other framework!!! The ecosystem that you get in angular, you can't even imagine in the react world! You will fall in love with it.
You are wrong, i learnt angular then worked for 1 year on angular then i switched to react and now i love both 😍
@@manupandher39 I am also not biased towards any of them. I love react too but my personal preference is angular due to its ecosystem
True but React is also superbb
@@diegot8494 I have never worked with both of them
Your comment on the apple mouse was too funny :'D ... Good video!! keep going and keep inspiring.
I'm currently working as a Senior Developer acting mostly in Front-End with Angular. I completely agree with what have been said by Hitesh.
Every framework, library, tool, method, whatever will come with a trade-off. One of the most important thing in our careers is to understand what are these trade offs (at least part of them) in order to be more assertive in our work. And I think you did it very well in your video. Obviously, there is a lot of more deep aspects to look at. But as you said, your focus in this video was not the industry but those that are starting their careers.
Congratulations!
Angular is a little bit better for large projects for one specific reason, when going into putting together small pieces by yourself you introduce the probability of do not do it properly, Angular in the other side is a framework with a lot of this staff already there, tested and made by experts, is like to choose between Frankenstein and an Olympics games winner..
I started with Angular and I started your paid course and I am really enjoying it, please make more such courses....!
This was a good video, I'm a lead at American Airlines now days React has falling in popular in big enterprise organizations because most big companies prefer frameworks over libraries. Most startups use react because it's easy and fast and good for new devs. Only issue I had with using React is that it relies too much on 3rd party libraries in which big companies are against. React is really only good for monolithic app. I prefer Angular Vue for big apps
Thanks for sharing!
I like any framework that encourages typescript. That's the reason I like Nestjs too.
it took me roughly a weekend for angular and a full week for react. react is just a total mess imo, mostly bcos it offers no structure, it looks like the jquery of 2020. vuejs is the best compromise,took me only hours to have something working
Thanks Hitesh. Its always a struggle for developers to keep learning new stuffs and each having its own syntax. Look at the plethora of Databases we have. Look at the OS options we have. Look at the programming language.
As far as I am concerned and my view, when some one starting with something it’s easy to mess up things, conventions, design pattern etc etc. for one simple example I have seen new developer creating several axios client in each and every component they want to access api. Even how you organise your code directory structure. So start with something which enforces you to use the industry best practices from the day one of your coding a module or project. So star with angular, learn how to organise your code, why convention was chosen over so many configuration available. Your first project, it will teach you structure, type script hard way and you won’t forget these in your next project in react. For experienced developer it’s choice you have to make what coding style you like, those custom ng tags or jsx. Getting started with react is easy but getting started with react & how it should be coded is hard.
I am working in Corporate and our project earlier was in dojotoolkit(UI) because it's legacy product since 30 year + java +Spring + JPA+Oracle and Sql server .Now, As a part of upgrade my company choose Angular 9 for the UI , Java , Spring boot Micro services and Post grade SQL. definitely want comparison of MVP.
Sir, your MERN course will teach all the concepts of react or I have to take the react dedicated course form LCO.
A React Crash course is provided in the MERN course. It is enough to get started. Though I suggest you to watch a couple of more Intro to React videos for better understanding. Moreover, reading the Getting Started part of React Website will surely help.
All the best,
Mohanish.
React ZTM course is indepth course. Will give you the most basic understanding
ReactJs is awesome..
Intro is lit 🔥sir. Really day by day I am becoming a die hard fan of you ❤. Thanks for all the instructions and guides.
Yes we want this video from a corporate perspective as well !!
I have worked professional in Angular, React and Vue and I would any day use Vue over Angular or react. I have used Typescript with Vue and its a breeze to use. And most of new Indian startups are using Vue more often now. If somebody makes argument about Vue not been backed by any big company, well, it has got an amazing community out there and still growing strong. All I wish is getting a powerful Angular like CLI in Vue, which if exist, I am not aware of.
This video is informative and also fun. 😁😁😁, experssions next level sir.
FINALLY! Someone who is very clear using angular and react. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THIS! There are many ambiguous videos on the subject..
Angular is better from a senior dev perspective, who care more about cleaner architecture. React is better for newer devs who can learn gradually.
Most informed video I found on RUclips regarding React v Angular. You couldn't have put it in a better way than this.
I love the changing setting! Quality video as always. Thanks.
Angular may be hard to learn or understand but believe it's very very easy to implement due to great file structure of it's like components, service etc.
But in React you will get lost in between
Angular programming feels very natural. React on other hand has too many limitations that you must use workaround for almost everything.
This battle is never gonna over.
I have an experience in flutter but I want to move into something else and I'm confused between angular and react.. Which would be preferable can anyone suggest please🙏
I would suggest to learn angular first and then move to react as react is based on component based architecture and you can nowhere learn component core concepts other than angular.So go for angular and then move to react.
Totally agree with the video. I learned React one semester during college and did a project, then Angular in another semester and made a different project with that. Agree about the black coffee analogy with Angular. I actually like both technologies. They are different but both worth learning.
Yo man, your tattoo is amazing, sure I enjoy the video and yes both are good frameworks, personally I'm a React guy but I know Angular theory.
BUT, THE TATTOO ON YOUR RIGHT HAND IS WOAAAA
Liked your video, m not a student, as you said Angular is Black Coffee is very true, but its a good framework even for a smaller portfolio project can be exported in production with BUILD. This one of the most unbiased comparison. :)
Its Simple...if you know how to make APIS...so go for Reactjs..... Like if you are from python,php background so go for react....if you are from.net and all so go for angular
I'm glad i took the time to watch this. I'm a full stack developer - software engineer and I've been using C# /ASP NET Core for the past few years. Getting kinda bored of using it though so i'm looking for a new approach to web and mobile apps for my projects. I think I'm going to go with React (at first) and see where that takes me. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and I'll keep up to date with your other videos!
Best thing about your video is , its to the point and extra shit free. sound and language is very clear
I am Angular and react developer,And I am agree with you.. Angular is just like black coffee 😊
Thanks for the advice Hitesh👍
Sir please make a video of react native Vs flutter 2020
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Oh boy!
Don't get why people say React is easier than Angular. I found myself extremely limited and out of control when first tried React. Of course I could do some stuff but not the way I wanted, only how React would let me. But turns out I could do pretty much everything I needed with Angular out of the box. No need to learn JSX, extremely powerful router, lazy load, guarding, template injection, services, default and custom directives and pipes, observables. And that's just out of the box, in a matter of minutes I could get things like i18n, pwa, material design, state management. I mean, once you reach this point you'll wanna learn other frameworks just for fun and maybe work, because there's no way you'll wanna switch because things are just easy with Angular. You just put stuff in place haha.
Sir can we get a similar explanatory video on Express(node) vs django(python)?
I am first year student and I completed React with redux, router and axios.
Yes
k.
Go with node. You don't need learn new language
@@harishmahamure7574 yes I did. I am learning express and mongodb
Experiment with REST/ GraphQL. GraphQL is future
You have designed your office Soo good !!! ❤️
Im currently working a hybrid app using Ionic/Angular. It was overwhelming at first, but thanks to my little experience in web development, I was able to catch up and loving it. Kudos to the developers of angular framework!
I have started learning React now in 2020 after 3 years of industry experience. Dont know how long it will take for me to learn and be good at React.
My company manager wants me to go directly to Angular but I want to go from scratch so that I can perform well what should I do. Plz suggest.
I learnt from Maximiilan off udemy
actually sir i just want to know about the eyeglasses you are using, can u tell please?
Hi sir, this is very useful video and best explained,
I have working in an angular completed a month and still working...i like angular and it is more comfortable after getting hand on it.
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Sir , i want one advice from you irrespective of this topic - i.e,
I have working for a long hour - and my neck get pain a lot...can you please share which setup for table-chair or anything else i can setup my working place to get comfortable..??
Sir,can you create a PHP, OOP and Laravel Course. Please!!!
Hello sir, I am currently in class 12th and also a JEE aspirant and dreaming to become a robotic engineer because of which I want to start learning programming but I am in a little confusion that how should I start learning it and from where I have to start from c, c++ or python . Iam in confusion because I am totally new for that and I am not known from the basics also (I even unknown of the computer, computer programming etc) . Listen sir many years ago when I am in 4th or 5th standard I hate computer subject because nobody clears our basics and no body make our praticals succcessful and this had been running on from 4th standard to 8th standard and after that I feel very uncomfortable with this subject due to which I left this subject in class 9th and opt another subject of mine choice at that time but when I came in class 11th I feel it very helpful in every field( mostly in engineering) and I fall in love with this subject .And now either I do not know any thing about that subject but I want to learn this and make it my strongest subject and want to do many inventions with this.
So I am requesting you to please read out my story first and then motivate me according to that and please guide me about from where to start and which books I should learn first . And how many programming language I should learn to prepare myself for robotic engineering.
And what are the things I should remember each and every time about that.
And please reply me for that so that I will start good do best and achieve excellent.
THANK YOU...
I'd say go for Notes for professional books free on internet they compiled all the knowledge from the stackoverflow community.
Again I'd suggest you to choose either Kotlin or Python because they are general purpose programming languages and you will be able to automate things near you and gonna get comfortable with data-structures and fundamentals far easier and faster than any other langs. Once that's build up all the modern programming language uses the same concept so will be easy to adopt another.
@@lycheejuicelichigaming2263 Can you please suggest me also about why not c then c++ then python? because everybody says that C is the base of any other language . And if I start from python than is it comfortable for me after all I am totally a beginner. Please convince me.
@@lycheejuicelichigaming2263 Thanks sir I feel it will helpful for me. Can you also suggest me about how can I make my basics of computer and computer programming strongs before start learning any of the programming language. Which books I should read ? etc...
Can any body help me by telling me that how can I send my query to hitesh sir?
It’s very well bro . Thanks for your advice 👍🏽🥰
Once you learn the Angular it is hard to digest a writting html in JS file in react
Both come down to js. If you want to earn big money you need to keep your options open and learn both. In an agency you will use everything
Please do make a video on deciding react or angular for start-ups. I'm a back-end developer and I started learning front-end recently. I have actually learned angular already and created few small projects on same. Now I'm hesitating to learn one more framework. But if react is something that I find useful for my case, I'll definitely learn that as well.
I just finished a React course and built a small SPA for a client. It was a lot of fun to learn and very weird coming from exclusively working on back-end projects with Laravel/PHP. On your advice, I will start playing with Angular next. Great video! Liked and subbed.
After seeing so many angular vs react videos, finally today I got the clarity....nice points..thank you sir..
Thank you for educating us. Yes, I would love to have a video on MVP. I wish to request one important thing. It is possible for you to make a video on load testing. How do we set it up from scratch for real-time applications? Parameters we need to work on, how to set up a server etc.
Really great video, thank you for the opinion.
Please make a similar type of comparison on nodejs vs django for backend.
I was expecting this exact video for the past 3 days... Shocked to see the video in my feed. Clear and neat👌🥳. Your fan forever❣️
Thanks
K
I've been writing Angular professionally for about 5 years now full time (the 1.x days were wild!). I love it, it's transformed my career in magical ways! I've done very small projects in React however I've done a lot in Vue, ko, _, Svelt, etc. In my opinion React/Vue/Svelt and Angular attract different mentalities. The size or difficulty isn't the metric I measure it, it's the personality of the dev and the task at hand. If your mandate is large scale software, Angular is a must in my opinion, just to keep the maintenance reliable. If your task is prototyping or a smaller scale project, react is SUPER fun! But so is Vue, Svelt, etc. But honestly no matter what you pick, if you're diligent, have a good eye, motivated by quality and have an idea of how to work in a team, all of them are great!
PS: For students, destructuring is less important to know than 'call' and 'apply'. Syntax stuff like destructuring is great and take a look at it for cleanliness but the amount of flexibility and architectural horsepower you'll gain from call and apply should be screamed from the mountain tops. Call and apply separate the men from the boys.
this man is amazing. thank you for this informative video.
I personally don't like to work on angular framework because of messy coding and those setup files are just nightmare to me.
So I prefer to work on React js because it's simple and easy to learn
Fair point
Wait till you learn VueJS lol
It's not fair, if you learn angular, I bet you, you can't move to any other framework!!! The ecosystem that you get in angular, you can't even imagine in the react world!
I have tried and failed 5 time during my semester.
@@shawnedits161 I admit it's hard to get started. When I first started to learn it, I directly jumped to the application making along with a few tutorials & I failed many times! Sometimes the application gets crashed (I have to rewrite everything from scratch with a new approach). But let me tell you one thing, this is the journey that everyone has to face. I personally found angular nightmare at the start (every time I try to learn it, I got failed) but at some point in time I got in the form of it & you know what this is form is super-duper amazing. Now, I am in a position where I can't even think about other frameworks like react (btw I know it well) & start my every application with angular (not blindly). I think you understood my feelings with such a long context.
Worth listening! Thanks for sharing.
I am new to frontend stack. Got really useful insight.
Can we have a coding competition on React or Angular, just for enjoying the library or framework?
Actually i have worked on both and loved features of both, react is somewhat tough for me but both are easy in learning and implementing.
Hi, Hitesh. Wonderful video. Just had a very basic doubt which I just don't seem to quite solve.
I worked on Angular for about a month, we created an e-commerce application back when I was training in the organisation I'm currently a part of(I have just entered the IT industry, am a fresher :) ). I found it to have quite a learning curve but have understood the basic workflow and am pretty comfortable with it now that 5 months have passed by.
I started learning React about two days ago. I get how JS based it is compared to Typescripted Angular, but I'm finding both quite similar code wise. Angular's .ts files can have template codes like Hi inside @NgModule whereas in React we use JSX to do the same. But they are all components in the end right?
Where does the major difference come, code wise; for a beginner like me, that is? I didn't quite get the 'React is a library, Angular is a framework' point which I've seen across many websites now. Can you elaborate on the same? Will be a massive help to me.
Again, brilliant video overall. P.S: Love your setup :)
Yes Sir! Do upload the video about the Benchmarking and Optimization stuffs!
Thank you in Advance!
I was thinking about this today and bang!! I saw your video. Stop reading my mind :D
I am using AI for it. lol
@@HiteshCodeLab put a course for that too 😂
Have worked on both the things
One thing i dnt like as u said react is a library
I still prefer angular as it gives u complete solution unlike react
Anyways react is kind of easy than angular for small application i prefer react
How about just vanilla javascript, I used to use c++, and I'm new to the web development field, I feel I can do what ever I need with vanilla javascript (routing, rendering, ....) easily, is it a must to use a framework? Thanks in advance.
Yes, we need MVP on react vs angular
MVP full form?
i think if you learn angular you just need to be concern about it. But react depends on 3rd party libraries so much that you need to stay updated with them as well as react
The content of your video's is keep getting better. I like they way you deliver content. I learnt JavaScript via your video's.
What are the two styles Hitesh is mentioning in 11:09
Sir may I know what lens your using because these are getting lot of headache by learning new stuff in online,
Will you share the link to buy that lens