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    AngularJS (discontinued)

    Score8.9 out of 10
    N/AAngularJS (Angular 1.x) was a free, open-source, MIT-licensed JavaScript front-end web framework originally created by Miško Hevery and maintained by Google alongside a community of developers. Built around the Model-View-Controller (MVC) and Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) architectural patterns, AngularJS enabled software engineers to extend HTML syntax using declarative custom directives, synchronize application data through two-way data binding, and structure single-page applications (SPAs)…

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    React Native

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    N/AReact Native is a framework for building native applications using React. It is open source and free, and developed by Meta Platforms. It enables users to create native apps for Android and iOS using React. React Native combines native development with React, a JavaScript library for building user interfaces.

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    AngularJS (discontinued)React Native
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    AngularJS is older and has more module/package support but is way heavier as compared to React while React is light weight and has concepts like virtual DOM to make the project light and save time from unnecessary reloading of the whole page. AngularJS is better when it comes …
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    Chose React Native
    Compared with Angular and Vue, Reactive Native doesn't have a steep learning curve, considering it is a complete solution, and mastering Angular and Vue requires one to learn associated concepts like TypeScript and MVC. In React, the same code base may be implemented for …
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    React (React.js)
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    AngularJS (discontinued)React Native
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    In scenarios where a frontend software is needed to be developed and it needs to have support for various third party modules like customisable tables for showing data and calendar, button elements etc and when support is needed in debugging issues with the software, AngularJS is recommended as it is heavily used by a number of people.
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    We are implementing React Native framework for the development of the Front-End for the machine learning models maintenance and monitoring website. It provides meaningful error messages, and time-saving and robust tools make it a premium choice over other platforms. Moreover, it provides intelligent debugging tools and error report mechanisms. And most importantly for us, it provides the aesthetic minimal functionality to learn in order to implement it, thereby eliminating the need to work in Xcode or Android Studio for iOS or Android apps respectively.
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    Pros
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    • Allows for easy configuration of what you may define as features
    • Allows for a customization layer to utilize Feature Flags
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    • Customized Components
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    • it is heavy, can lead to frontend being heavy and laggy at times
    • whole page in case a value changes on a page
    • big issue when converting your code from Angular 1 to Angular 2+
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    • sometime we need external repos to develop an feature
    • external application may break the performance of the application while integrating with the React Native.
    • external database connectivity can be handle better while we are implementing server-client validations.
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    Usability
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    It is a great framework to build softwares with support for its features and vast number of courses to understand, learn and when stuck, debug the issues faced while developing. Many free of cost modules and third party libraries which one can download and use along with some paid ones with great support and resources to help build using those libraries.
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    React Native uses JavaScript in the frontend and hooks and functions in the backend to connect the database to the real-time application. It also does not need any external support for multilevel configuration for different platforms. In terms of usability, it perfectly holds the front-end and backend development with some external configuration if we require it in our business. Sometimes it requires more configurations and pathways to build a certain level of functionality for the end users, but every technology has a tough phase where a certain concept get lack of visibilty to the users.
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    We still utilize Git as our source control system but Feature Flags allow us to use Git in a less complex and more efficient way for our development needs.
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    Open Source
    Compared with Angular and Vue, Reactive Native doesn't have a steep learning curve, considering it is a complete solution, and mastering Angular and Vue requires one to learn associated concepts like TypeScript and MVC. In React, the same code base may be implemented for creating a UI element and dictating its behavior, thereby eliminating the over-engineering procedures and following programming paradigms like KISS, DRY and SOLID.
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    Return on Investment
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    • I would say a large ROI considering the reduction in branching and merging we need to perform and also the ability to use common, up to date code across teams. There's a lot of shared code we make use of, particularly with identity and authentication and our entire identity platform which is essentially used by each feature.
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    • Reduced time to implementation for both platforms
    • One code base
    • One delivery pipeline for both platforms
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