Amir Aharon

We had contemplated a long time which #JavascriptMvcFrameworks to use, React and React Native vs AngularJS and Apache Cordova in both web and mobile. Eventually we chose react over angular since it was quicker to learn, less code for simple apps and quicker integration of third party javascript modules. for the full MVC we added Redux.js for state management and redux-saga for async calls and logic. since we also have mobile app along with the web, we can shere logic and model between web and mobile.

Hi Teja, Jenkins is more a CI/CD tool for triggering build/test and other CD tasks, from what you're describing you may be able to get along with #Jenkins and add lot's of plugins and create pipelines. But, eventually you're going to need to know #Groovy language to orchestrate all those tasks which is going to be similar to what you do with #Airflow, So, IMHO , Airflow is more for production scheduled tasks and Jenkins is more for CI/CD non-production tasks.

Hi, The main difference between them is that #Angular r is sort of a complete framework, while #React is just the engine. you can start an app with react very quickly, I think it's best for MVP in that way, after that you'll have to add react extensions to get a full production based app (e.g. #Redux and #Redux-saga ), som it you want to start fast a not wasting time on the learning curve, #React is better.