Hello sir.. Am an angular developer.. why there are very less openings for angular compared to React

@@apoorvamercy5746 because react won the popularity contest. And a lot of times being more popular means you have a bigger community. And really because angular is very opinionated framework and enforces specific design patterns. Another thing that makes angular maybe a bit difficult to handle is two way binding, while in react we generally use one way binding. What this means is that it is easier to reason about state changes in react. Angular also (from version 2 onwards) you MUST use typescript, and many people just do not like typescript because it is harder if you are coming from vanilla js. In terms of a library/framework adoption accessibility is king. Angular is a great and awesome framework once we need an application of a certain size/scale/complexity. But it has a far steeper learning curve not because of angular itself but because of how much it wants you to know before hand. Angular generally forces good design patterns but almost similar to java it takes away the programmer’s agency a little. There are still a lot of jobs for angular but for most new products and startups very few generally start with angular because they value time to develop more than ease of maintenance. You can write bad code and design with both but with react its much easier to lock yourself into a design that that you wont know is bad until much later. Angular is heavily used in enterprise apps and internal apps. But currently there are a lot less of “cool” new projects companies that start with angular

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