[ramesh31]

React won.

Angular is officially deprecated, and the others are distant also-rans at this point. React Native has also almost completely taken over iOS development. Thank god we can all just agree on a baseline to work from finally.

[bebop]

A point of clarification: angularjs is officially deprecated. Angular is very much still being developed and used for new projects.

[hactually]

Did react win? Or did it become the foundation for Next.js?

We're using Vue here and missed the memo about it being an also run :)

[ramesh31]

>We're using Vue here and missed the memo about it being an also run :)

I don't hate Vue and I wouldn't judge anyone for choosing it, but my question is... why? It just seems like that entire community is set on reinventing every React feature with a two year delay.

[steve_adams_86]

Isn't Vue quite a bit different? It's more of a framework than React is, with official packages for routing, state management, testing, SSR, SSG, building... It also uses a reactive data model, whereas React doesn't (though in practice it appears to).

Vue was also ahead of React on some of the features they share if I'm not mistaken.

[mmusc]

The Dev experience and documentation is way better

[Kerrick]

Do you have a source on Angular Being deprecated? That’s big news that I’ve missed if true.

[hoofhearted]

Google hasn’t updated the Angular 1 documentation since 2020.

[Glooply]

Angular is officially deprecated by Google? news to me. Wow.

[jeremycarter]

It's incorrect. OP has used wrong terminology and should have said angularjs.

[duluca]

“Angular is officially deprecated”

Snark or lack of knowledge?

[whynotmaybe]

Which angular?

[Alifatisk]

There is Angularjs (deprecated) and Angular (alive)