Hello, Well your choice really depends, depends on what? First Angular is a framework which means it has a set of tools and a established way to get things done. React in the other hand is just a library, you will have to make a lot of choices in the React-ecosystem to get things done, also you will have to make a lot of architecture choices. Angular with TypeScript gives you types, which is a big win because you will get help from the compiler, also you will have a good boost on productivity with the IntelliSense of editors like Visual Studio Code. In the other hand for React you have Flow , which will give you same kind of advantages but they can be introduce gradually to your project. I have worked with both, and you gamble on what you need, in both you can share certain patterns like the flux architecture, both are component oriented and they had a great community. May be React is most popular right now and i think it is better payed than Angular . If you are interested on use it for Mobile as well, then i will say that React Native is a lot better and have a lot more community than NativeScript (the best option using Angular ). One last thing, the learning curve of React is supposed to be lower, you will be using JavaScript most, on the other hand with Angular you will have to learn a lot of directives, how to work with observables and a lot of conventions. I hope you find the answer, may be a good approach is trying to make something simple with both technologies. Cheers!

Regard either if you know Redux or not, i think you should watch this: https://egghead.io/courses/getting-started-with-redux https://egghead.io/courses/building-react-applications-with-idiomatic-redux https://learnredux.com/ I would watch them in the above order, it will allow you to understand better the last video which you can consider more practical.

Hello there, I think there is a lot of ways to do that, it really depends on what your application does. By example: If you are using Redux as application state manager, then you can use some library like Immutable.js to gain some performance in your reducers You can use ShouldComponentUpdate in the components which are updated constantly and see if you can reduce the renders deciding if the component really needs re-render. You can use .bind for your callbacks, so your components perform better than have an arrow function directly declared in the props. Creating functions enclosed in a scope on every render is inefficient and forces the garbage collector to do more work than is necessary. ( Preact documentation) Use Pure Components as most as you can. If you're using ListViews make use of the properties pageSize and initialListSize If you want even more performance, you can try to use a " native " solution for nativation like react-native-navigation May be seems obvious but try to read React Native Performance . Good luck!

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I am very happy to could use Source Tree, although i use terminal for Git, sometimes Source Tree can be very useful :)

Thank you! I already saw that link and i took what i needed :)

Thank you very much! Very elaborate answer. I am a Linux user, however use a mac allows me to develop for iOS, use blur in a terminal and a lot of things. I am feeling very comfortable. Also i can try Xamarin and Fusetools (no one available in Linux).

I am working with JavaScript, mainly working with React Native, however i like a lot of fields, like Web Dev, Backend, etc. Also i prefer Visual Studio Code :D