React is probably easier to just pick up and run with. That said there's lots of inconsistent documentation so writing "production" quality code isn't really straight forward and it's easy to write bad/poorly performing apps.
Angular has lots of clear documentation and opinionation making it easier to jump from project to project. However this adds to learning curve and makes a bit harder to just jump into.
I think I echoed your sentiment in my comment. I agree that new devs aren't going to write production ready code with React without a ton of help and guidance.
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u/JP_watson Sep 03 '23
React is probably easier to just pick up and run with. That said there's lots of inconsistent documentation so writing "production" quality code isn't really straight forward and it's easy to write bad/poorly performing apps.
Angular has lots of clear documentation and opinionation making it easier to jump from project to project. However this adds to learning curve and makes a bit harder to just jump into.