How Does Angular Differ From Other Frameworks?

Angular is a widely-used open-source framework of Google to create web applications. In this rapidly evolving digital era, Angular web applications help to establish a formidable web presence through dynamic & robust applications. Do you think this is the only framework? Definitely, not many efficient frameworks are available. Still, why do many people prefer developing web apps using it? Have you ever thought about it? Angular provides smooth development experience to developers and also creates high-quality web applications. Apart from this, plenty of reasons are available to stick with this framework. Let’s get a detailed view of such things.

Development Style 

React and Vue.js component-based architecture promotes scalability and are effectively used to develop large applications by splitting them into small, reusable components. 

Comprehensive structure and strong architectural patterns make angular, suitable for developing large applications. And also, the modules, dependency injections, and other modules provide developers to work more effectively using this framework. There is no need to spilit large components so; it is preferable by many experts. 

Performance 

Angular includes a wide range of functionalities and takes extra time to load. But, without any extra add-ons, you can develop efficient web applications. 

On the other hand, react and Vue.js takes a few minutes to load and you need to add additional libraries. It is essential to install extra tools to perform exactly like the angular framework. 

Approach & Architecture 

The architecture of angular is a component-based framework that has reusable functional elements for an easy approach. It is a full-fledged front-end framework and many developers prefer using this and identified it as more convenient for developing web apps. 

Next, react is a component framework and vue.js is a JavaScript framework that primarily focuses on the view layers of the application. And they are not as comprehensive as angular because it includes routing, forms, and state management features.

Learning Curve 

Learning Angular might seem quite difficult, but it is not. Fundamental knowledge of JavaScript helps to become a pro in development and is much easier for back-end developers. Plus, its comprehensive nature can be overwhelming for beginners. 

React and Vue.js are quite simple and easy, but apart from this, beginners need to know further about additional libraries that are out of the box. So, the learning curve is simple yet should be elaborated. 

Apart from these comparisons, angular provides well-versed features suitable for developing large business web applications.

Generic Features 

Speed & Performance

It is an efficient framework that offers ahead-of-time compilation to enhance loading time and runtime performance. And the performance is directly proportional to its complexity, optimization techniques, and implementation.

Cross Platform 

Angular runs on the concept write once run anywhere (WORA), which offers cross-platform advantages. So, once the application is developed it can effectively run on desktop, mobile, and web.

Technical Features 

TypeScript 

Angular is a Typescript (a Superset of JavaScript) that provides a robust scalable framework for building web applications and adds features like,

• Auto completion
• Type checking
• Refactoring support