Angular is pretty decent in that it gives you everything you need (the concept of a page and routing, services etc) but one thing I'll give React is the simplicity of changes to attributes just triggering updates.
From where I am standing it is mostly Angular or Next.js, both have separation of HTML and CSS by default, naturally they cannot block someone to come in and put tailwind on the project.
imo Angular would have won had it figured out a stronger path from v1 to v2
Angular is pretty decent in that it gives you everything you need (the concept of a page and routing, services etc) but one thing I'll give React is the simplicity of changes to attributes just triggering updates.
From where I am standing it is mostly Angular or Next.js, both have separation of HTML and CSS by default, naturally they cannot block someone to come in and put tailwind on the project.