Compare Angular and EJS 
- Users report that Angular excels in its JavaScript Frameworks category, particularly with its extensive libraries rated at 9.0, while EJS falls short with a rating of 7.4. Reviewers mention that Angular's rich ecosystem allows for more robust application development.
- Reviewers say that Angular's Customization capabilities are highly praised, scoring 8.8, which allows developers to tailor applications extensively. In contrast, EJS, while functional, does not offer the same level of flexibility, leading to a lower user satisfaction in this area.
- G2 users highlight Angular's superior File Management features, rated at 8.9, which streamline the handling of files within applications. Users on G2 mention that EJS's file management is less intuitive, resulting in a rating of 8.0.
- Users say that Angular's Graphical Visualization capabilities are a standout feature, scoring 8.6, which enhances user experience through better data representation. EJS, however, is noted for its limitations in this area, with a lower score of 7.6.
- Reviewers mention that Angular's Mobile Support is robust, with a rating of 8.5, making it a preferred choice for developers targeting mobile platforms. EJS, with a score of 7.7, does not provide the same level of mobile optimization, which can be a drawback for some users.
- Users report that Angular's Quality of Support is commendable, rated at 8.7, with many reviewers appreciating the responsiveness and helpfulness of the support team. EJS, while adequate, has a lower rating of 8.0, indicating that users may experience longer wait times or less comprehensive assistance.
The features that make me fell in love with angular. 1. It has a well defined folder structure with seggregated folders for your html, css, and typescript. 2. It uses typescript which actually reduce a lot of bug in your project. 3. Angular is not...
I'm going to mostly compare it to React. Angular's community is weakening by the day. It's updates are slow compared to React's. It's not functional so it doesn't write as cleanly. It's also pretty hard to debug. You have to select some element on the page...
While working with Express js I can easily communicate with the server and display data dynamically from the server to the client end. EJS is very easy to use. If you know basic HTML then you can easily write EJS. All you just need to learn how to write the...
The syntax is a bit tedious to get along with at the start.
The features that make me fell in love with angular. 1. It has a well defined folder structure with seggregated folders for your html, css, and typescript. 2. It uses typescript which actually reduce a lot of bug in your project. 3. Angular is not...
While working with Express js I can easily communicate with the server and display data dynamically from the server to the client end. EJS is very easy to use. If you know basic HTML then you can easily write EJS. All you just need to learn how to write the...
I'm going to mostly compare it to React. Angular's community is weakening by the day. It's updates are slow compared to React's. It's not functional so it doesn't write as cleanly. It's also pretty hard to debug. You have to select some element on the page...
The syntax is a bit tedious to get along with at the start.
