Closed fsheikh closed 1 month ago
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Conclusion: Both React and Angular are front-end technologies and both works on server and client side. Both supports component based architecture. Both supports i18next framework which we are going to be needed in-case of adding "Internationalization" feature in our website. The only major thing which differs React from Angular is developer's support. Else are minor thing's, they will not disturbed the working and data-flow time of our website.
Feature | React | Angular |
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Supports Single Page Applications | Yes | Yes |
Component-based Architecture | Yes | Yes |
Easy to be Adopted for Beginners | Yes | Yes |
Highly Scalable | Yes | Yes |
Huge Developer Support | Yes | No |
Supports Internationalization Frameworks | Yes (e.g., i18next) | Yes (e.g., i18next) |
Good for Large Scale Applications | No | Yes |
Requires Additional Libraries for Routing and State Management | Yes (e.g., Redux, React Router) | No (built-in solutions available) |
Might be Difficult for Beginners | No | Yes (due to TypeScript) |
Both React and Angular are front-end technologies that support single-page applications and component-based architectures. Both also support internationalization frameworks like i18next, which is necessary for adding the "Internationalization" feature to our website.
The primary difference between React and Angular is the level of developer support. React has a larger community and more support. Other differences, such as requiring additional libraries for routing and state management in React or the complexity of Angular for beginners due to TypeScript, are relatively minor and should not significantly impact the working and data flow of our website.
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Document pros and cons of React and Angular front-end technologies under the wiki: https://github.com/fsheikh/sample_code/wiki/Deurdu:-A-multilingual-blogging-website