Angular vs Node JS

D. Vinotha October 09, 2021 | 10:32 AM Technology

Angular is a platform for developing single-page applications with the use of TypeScript and HTML. It is written in TypeScript and applies optional and core functionality as a collection of TypeScript libraries that are imported into the apps.

This open-source front end framework is managed by the Angular Team of Google and the community of corporations and individuals.

Features of Angular

There are some of the imperative features that make developers choose Angular as their web framework are as follows:

  • Generating codes: Angular can turn templates into codes that are extremely optimized for JavaScript virtual devices. It supplies all the advantages of codes that are hand-written, along with the efficiency of the framework to the developers.
  • Progressive web apps: Owing to its zero-step installation and great performance, developers can build modern web platforms using Progressive web apps.
  • Native apps: With the approaches from Ionic, NativeScript, or Cordova, developers can build native apps.

Node.js

Node.js is an event driven JavaScript framework that can run on various platforms namely, Linux, Mac OS, Unix, and Windows.It allows developers to use JavaScript for running scripts server-side which aims at producing vigorous page content before that page is conveyed to the browser.

It has an event-based architecture that is capable of asynchronous input and output (I/O) process.

Features of Node.js

Below are some of the vital features that can make software developers choose Node.js for their app development.

  • Fast development: It is being built on Google V8 JavaScript Engine and furnishes Node.js library which is super fast in executing code.
  • No Buffering: The applications built with Node.js do not buffer the data. They simply execute the data in the mass for developers.
  • Event based and asynchronous: Every application programming interface (API) of Node.js library is asynchronous. This clearly states that it is non-blocking. A Node.js server does not wait for any API to regress data. Such server shifts to the upcoming APIs and notification system of Events help the server in availing reply from the preceding API call.

Figure1: Angular vs Nodejs.

References:
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  5. https://angular.io/guide/setup
Cite this article:

S Nandhinidwaraka (2021), Angular vs Node JS, pp. 7

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