• Discussing pros and cons of Angular 5 – AngularJS is a complete framework with an open source code perfect for team interaction.
• All the Angular solutions are based on the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) template, which, beginning with the version 2+, allows separating the app’s logic from its view in UI.
• In case if a part of your app was written using the earlier versions of Angular, be prepared for some hardships while migrating to the updated platform.
• In its turn, Angular.js is unable to demonstrate such flexibility as it uses the MVVM templates that work with the two-way data binding (which is a pro for predicting an app’s behavior, and a big con for the development process speed).
• And the other way around, if you need the most efficient way to organize (and boost) the workflow of your frontend developers’ team, the Angular 5 would be your perfect solution.

@ankolodkin: #Angular 5 vs #ReactJS. What to choose in 2018?

Google announced the upcoming release of Angular 5.0.0. November 1, 2017. The “What’s new in Angular 5?” question can be answered with a bunch of features like enhanced performance, faster building process, improved server-side rendering in Angular Universal, replacement of ReflectiveInjector with StaticInjector, Multi exportAs, enhanced RxJS, etc. Even this incomplete list of updates seems to be a pretty impressive advantage in the Angular 5 vs. Angular 4 competition affair, isn’t it?

So what’s our point? You might know that React.JS is one of the main competitor libraries of Angular. It gains more and more popularity with each year, which is represented by the number of stars it has on GitHub. In this article, we’d like to discuss the question of the difference between Angular 5 and React.JS in order to define whether the first has what it takes to outrun the second.

Holy Grail or just another incomprehensible framework? Discussing pros and cons of Angular 5

AngularJS is a complete framework with an open source code perfect for team interaction. The main advantages of Angular 5, meanwhile, include:

MVVM template as a base. All the Angular solutions are based on the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) template, which, beginning with the version 2+, allows separating the app’s logic from its view in UI. Meaning that we get a modular solution which can be worked on by several teams of developers using the same data.

App’s singular behavior….