I have some experience with Angular 1.x, and right now I am building a stack for couple of new projects.
... but I found https://mdbootstrap.com/angular/, which looks like some kind of combination of Bootstrap and Material Design which suppose to work as well with latest Angular.
I am confused and I am not sure what are main differences between those two approaches.
Bootstrap is a responsive framework that can develop user-friendly and modern websites and mobile applications. Angular Material is a User Interface (UI) component library that offers reusable components to speed up your project.
While Material Design focuses on how various design elements interact to create an aesthetically-pleasing website that is also mobile-friendly, Bootstrap is more concerned with making websites and web apps responsive and functional.
Angular material and material design basically the same. Material design is abstract for mobile and web. Angular material is implemented for Angular. So if you use "Angular material" you are using "Material design".
AngularJS is widely used for single page application development as it provides MVC architecture with data model binding. On the other hand, Bootstrap uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for its development which makes it comparatively faster.
Material Angular allows you to use Flex Layout which gives you a responsive grid if you spend the time to learn it.
I've been using it for multiple projects and it is great.
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