Angular is intended to incorporate everything you might need to develop large-scale front ends. In comparison, React relies upon community-developed plug-ins (for router support, for instance).

About the main differences between Angular, React and Vue About what backing factors will help guide the way to making a good decision about the framework and library chosen We caught up with Conway ...

As a result, Ionic — which has historically been exclusively Angular-compatible — will provide Vue and React support this year. Vue is currently in alpha and React is expected by the summer.