According to the 2024 Stack Overflow Developer Survey, most people who learn to code learn React.    ... Tagged with frontend, angular, career, webdev.

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This is Angular

According to the 2024 Stack Overflow Developer Survey, while most learners focus on React, there is a notable gap between the learning statistics and job market demand. Although only 9% of learners are picking up Angular, job positions requiring Angular are second to React and significantly higher than other frameworks. This suggests that learning Angular could provide a strategic advantage in the job market.

Angular Is Your Best Shot To Land A Frontend Job

Heh, im learning angular currently simply because its not annoying or full of pitfalls like react, i mainly code in C++, C# and i swear that all my experiences with react codebases were unreadable even compared to things ive saw in c++, extremely confusing, angular just seems more sane and well documented, thats enough.

I have worked on React, Vue as well as Angular… All have thrie drawbacks and advantages…
But it you are starting out and dont want to join the React.js group… I would advice to use Vue instead of Angular

Shhhhhh I don’t need the extra competition, let em drool over the hottest new frameworks instead.

When u from a backend typed language like .net or java then Angular is a must to go.
Well structured, dependency injection, typed by default with Typescript, etc.
I really love Angular, even if his learning curve is harder than others