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Flutter vs Angular | Performance Comparison btw Flutter and Angular

What Is Flutter?
Flutter is an open-source UI software development kit created by Google. It is used to develop applications for Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, Linux, Google Fuchsia and the web.

What Is Angular?
Angular is the most popular web development framework for developing mobile apps as well as desktop applications.

The angular framework is also utilized in the cross-platform mobile development called IONIC and so it is not limited to web apps only.

Angular is an open source framework written and maintained by the angular team at Google and the Father of Angular is Misko Hevery.

Difference Between Flutter and Angular - Flutter vs Angular :
=> Flutter unveiled in 2015 at Dart development Summit. Though it had been named differently and later in 2017 it has been developed for the market.
=> Angular was developed in 2009 by Miško Hevery.
=> The answer is both frameworks Flutter and Angular are developed by Google.

=> Flutter Target only on Mobile
=> Angular Target for both Mobile and Computer

=> Flutter written in Dart Programming Language
=> Angular written in Windows Typescript

=> Flutter Functionality Works as SDK
=> Angular functionality Works as Building blocks of User Interface.

=> Compare to Angular, Flutter is faster in performance however when it comes to usability Angular is more stable as Flutter has been in the development stage, that also means that there will still be some bugs, missing features that need to be added in the framework.


=> Components of Angular: Angular creates Applications using components like,
1.       Data binding
2.       Type Components
3.       Service Components
4.       Provider Components
5.       Filter Components
6.       Dependency Injection

=> Components of Flutter: There are four components that create the “SDK” platform and make Flutter Architecture vastly usable,
1.       Flutter Engine
2.       Dart Platform
3.       Foundation Library
4.       OS Design Specific Widgets

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