(8) What are the advantages of using AngularJS over JQuery? - Quora



(8) What are the advantages of using AngularJS over JQuery? - Quora

AngularJS is a framework, JQuery is a library. Think if it like angularJS like a powertool (or more like a toolbox) , JQ as just a tool.

You cannot build a something meaningful using one tool, but a toolbox enables us to build something much more complex.

In a similar way, AngularJS is a framework for single page applications , JQuery is a set of methods which enable us to do something faster.

(A point here being its not impossible to do what we do with Angular with Jquery, but it'll be infinitely more difficult.)

AngularJS does and has so much more than JQuery :

Two way data binding
Templates
Full testing environment
Server Communication
Deep-Linking
(and so much more........)

Jquery is a simply a library.
It can be used inside the AngularJS framework. (As a matter of fact, it is indeed used by Angular internally, or a subset of it like JqLite).

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