Diferance between Angular and Angular JS

 Angular and AngularJS are both frameworks developed by Google, but they have significant differences. Here’s a comparison:

Feature	AngularJS (Angular 1.x)	Angular (Angular 2+)
Architecture	Based on MVC (Model-View-Controller)	Based on Component-based architecture
Language	Uses JavaScript	Uses TypeScript (a superset of JavaScript)
Performance	Slower due to two-way data binding	Faster due to improved data binding and change detection
Mobile Support	Not optimized for mobile	Mobile-friendly and responsive
Data Binding	Uses two-way data binding	Uses unidirectional data flow with optional two-way binding
Dependency Injection	Limited support	Strong dependency injection system
DOM Manipulation	Uses Directives (ng-model, ng-bind) heavily for DOM manipulation	Uses Component-based approach, reducing direct DOM manipulation
Tooling & Features	Uses older build tools	Uses modern tools like Angular CLI, RxJS, and Webpack
Backward Compatibility	Not backward compatible with Angular	Angular supports updates via Angular CLI

Summary:

• AngularJS is the older version (1.x), mainly JavaScript-based, and follows an MVC architecture.
• Angular (2+) is the modern version, rewritten in TypeScript, with a component-based structure, improved performance, and better tooling.

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