Here Angular takes last place, lagging far behind. Interestingly, Vue is in the lead, and well ahead of React, indicating a great deal of curiosity (if not actual use) in the project. In each case ...

(Although one could argue in favor of React’s JavaScript obviousness.) Angular is still the most verbose, and it suffers from having to make an import call for such a simple use case. But in its ...

According to the report, larger, more established companies tend to use Angular, while smaller companies use React more. Nemer believes this is because established companies are slower to pick up ...

This includes capabilities like extensive use of caching, push notifications and the ability to install launch icons on the home screen, all of which are easily developed using JavaScript frameworks, ...

a good place to start would be with Angular and TypeScript for the familiar aesthetic nature and flow of data. If the team is strong in JavaScript development and looking to use JS full-stack, the ...