Angular React Vue Comparison

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I've worked and practised in all these 3 Angular, React and Vue

and Found key things for all 3

1- You can adopt React and Vue easier than Full Fledge Angular Framework

2-We can use Both React and Vue gives option to use it via CDN and just include an ID identifier to a html component and you can adapt it easily

3- But in the case of latest Angular its not possible you need to fully install full framework to use Angular and also you can not use it as a just part of application that already developed

Although As per my coding practice and work I like Angular for SPA because its gives a better project organized structure and clean code envrionment

and for large Single page application I think Angular is better because of large communicty and great documentation.

But As per mobile application I still dought on Angular Although May be its due to I never used this for mobile application.

SO my opinion is that We can use angular for Desktop applications and React for Mobile application development

But my research and work on Angular for mobile still going on Because I always prefer angular

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**Choosing the Right Framework: My Experience with Angular, React, and Vue**

Over the course of my development journey, I’ve worked extensively with Angular, React, and Vue. Each framework/library has its strengths, and I wanted to share some key takeaways based on my practical experience:

1️⃣ **Ease of Adoption:**
React and Vue are easier to adopt compared to Angular. With React and Vue, you can simply include them via CDN and bind them to an HTML component using an ID. This makes integrating them into existing projects seamless.

On the other hand, Angular requires a full framework installation and can’t be easily used as a small part of an already developed application.

2️⃣ **Angular’s Strengths:**
Despite the initial setup complexity, Angular shines when it comes to building large-scale Single Page Applications (SPA). Its well-structured, clean coding environment and organized project structure make it my top choice for SPAs. Additionally, Angular has a vast community and excellent documentation, which are invaluable for tackling complex projects.

3️⃣ **Mobile Application Development:**
For mobile apps, I lean toward React due to its flexibility and performance. While I haven’t explored Angular thoroughly in mobile app development, my research is ongoing. It might be my personal bias, but I’ve yet to see Angular excel in this space.

4️⃣ **Desktop vs. Mobile:**
In my opinion, Angular is better suited for **desktop applications**, while **React** seems to have the edge in **mobile app development**. That said, I’m committed to diving deeper into Angular for mobile apps to see if it can match my expectations.

💡 **Conclusion:**
Every framework has its unique advantages, and the choice often depends on the project requirements. For now, Angular remains my go-to for large SPAs, while React stands out for mobile development.

What are your thoughts on using these frameworks for specific use cases? I’d love to hear your opinions and experiences in the comments!

#Angular #React #Vue #WebDevelopment #MobileDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering

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**Choosing the Right Framework: My Experience with Angular, React, and Vue**

Over the course of my development journey, I’ve worked extensively with Angular, React, and Vue. Each framework/library has its strengths, and I wanted to share some key takeaways based on my practical experience:

1️⃣ **Ease of Adoption:**
React and Vue are easier to adopt compared to Angular. With React and Vue, you can simply include them via CDN and bind them to an HTML component using an ID. This makes integrating them into existing projects seamless. Here are the official CDN links:

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