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There are pros and cons for each. React: once you get the framework down, it's a lot easier to build a native mobile app with React Native. There's no Angular
by mobitar 9y ago
There are pros and cons for each.
React: once you get the framework down, it's a lot easier to build a native mobile app with React Native. There's no Angular Native.
Angular: powerful and abundant. A little different, but flexible. Answers on SO for every little thing that will come up to ask. Not sure if newer frameworks will have that same luxury.
Rails: a lot of convention. But once you get it down, you'll be able to build complex apps in little time. Also a lot of community support and search engine presence.
If it helps, I've open-sourced all code around Standard Notes. It's mostly a Rails/Angular stack.
https://github.com/standardnotes/ https://github.com/standardnotes/
- rpeden 9y agoI agree with what you've written, but just wanted to note that Nativescript provides a React Native equivalent for Angular 2/4+. I still prefer React Native overall as more people are using it and the ecosystem is bigger, but using Nativescript with Angular was surprisingly pleasant when I first tried it out a few weeks ago.