Choose React if:
Your application needs to handle multiple simultaneous events. React’s ability to distribute event handling and avoid updating the actual DOM helps manage multiple events efficiently.
You require a customized application solution. While Angular offers comprehensive solutions for common needs, React provides flexibility by allowing developers to find the right additional libraries for your unique solution.
Your solution involves shareable components. Whether data needs to be shared within the app itself, with other apps, or with external parties, React handles this better than Angular.
Choose Angular if:
You are looking for ready-to-use solutions. If your needs align with established practices in your field, the comprehensive solutions provided by Angular may serve you well.
You aim to achieve your business goals quickly. Angular’s ready-to-use UI elements and components save time spent on finding and choosing libraries.
Your project requires a large-scale, feature-rich application. If you expect users to spend a significant amount of time on your site, engaging in a variety of activities, Angular could be a good fit.
Your UI is not overly complex. While React can handle simple UIs, Angular is better suited for simpler UIs in single-page applications.