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  Architecture
  
  
  • AngularJS uses MVC or Model-View-Controller architecture, where the Model contains the business logic, the Controller processes information and the View shows the information present in the Model.
  
  
  • Angular replaces controllers with Components. Components are nothing but directives with a predefined template.
  
  
  
  


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  Language
  
  
  • AngularJS uses JavaScript language, which is a dynamically typed language.
  
  
  • Angular uses TypeScript language, which is a statically typed language and is a superset of JavaScript. By using statically typed language, Angular provides better performance while developing larger applications.
  
  
  
  


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  Mobile Support
  
  
  • AngularJS does not provide mobile support.
  
  
  • Angular is supported by all popular mobile browsers.
  
  
  
  


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  Structure
  
  
  • While developing larger applications, the process of maintaining code becomes tedious in the case of AngularJS.
  
  
  • In the case of Angular, it is easier to maintain code for larger applications as it provides a better structure.
  
  
  
  


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  Expression Syntax
  • While developing an AngularJS application, a developer needs to remember the correct ng-directive for binding an event or a property. Whereas in Angular, property binding is done using "[ ]" attribute and event binding is done using "( )" attribute.
  
  

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