@angular/cli vs angular

Overview

@angular/cli

Stacks2.5K

Followers5

Votes0

GitHub Stars26.4K

Forks12.1K

angular

Stacks1.6K

Followers899

Votes0

GitHub Stars59.0K

Forks28.1K

@angular/cli vs angular: What are the differences?

@angular/cli: CLI tool for Angular. CLI tool for Angular; angular: HTML enhanced for web apps. HTML enhanced for web apps.

@angular/cli and angular belong to "npm Packages" category of the tech stack.

@angular/cli and angular are both open source tools. It seems that angular with 59.6K GitHub stars and 28.4K forks on GitHub has more adoption than @angular/cli with 25K GitHub stars and 11.6K GitHub forks.

According to the StackShare community, angular has a broader approval, being mentioned in 85 company stacks & 604 developers stacks; compared to @angular/cli, which is listed in 296 company stacks and 88 developer stacks.

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Detailed Comparison

@angular/cli	angular
CLI tool for Angular.	HTML enhanced for web apps.
Statistics
GitHub Stars 26.4K	GitHub Stars 59.0K
GitHub Forks 12.1K	GitHub Forks 28.1K
Stacks 2.5K	Stacks 1.6K
Followers 5	Followers 899
Votes 0	Votes 0

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jest

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mocha

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webpack

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