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Angular and AngularJS are both popular frameworks for building web applications, but they have some significant differences:












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Language: AngularJS is written in JavaScript, while Angular is written in TypeScript. TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that adds optional static typing and other features to the language.


Architecture: AngularJS follows the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture, while Angular follows the component-based architecture. In AngularJS, controllers manage the application's data, views handle the UI, and services handle business logic and data manipulation. In Angular, components encapsulate the behavior and UI of different parts of the application.

Performance: AngularJS suffers from performance issues, especially when dealing with large and complex applications. Angular, on the other hand, is built with performance in mind and provides better performance optimizations.

Dependency Injection: AngularJS uses dependency injection, but Angular has a more advanced dependency injection mechanism that supports hierarchical injectors and enables better modularity and testability.

Templating: AngularJS uses two-way data binding, where changes in the model and the view are automatically synchronized. Angular uses one-way data binding by default, but it also supports two-way data binding through a syntax similar to AngularJS, though it encourages the use of one-way data flow for better performance.

Tooling: Angular comes with a comprehensive CLI (Command Line Interface) tool that provides features like scaffolding, code generation, testing, and deployment. AngularJS does not have an official CLI tool, although there are third-party tools available.

Mobile Development: Angular has better support for building mobile applications through frameworks like Ionic, which is built specifically for Angular. While AngularJS can also be used for mobile development, the support and tooling are not as extensive as for Angular.

Community and Support: Angular has a larger and more active community compared to AngularJS. Since Angular is the newer version and is actively maintained by Google, it receives regular updates, bug fixes, and new features.

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