The end goal is that the React application will one day host the entire application on its own. The two work together to serve up a single user experience, while we slowly migrate over the existing screens and functionality from the old, AngularJS application into the new, React application. I’m sure I’m not alone when I tell you that my current development team owns two different UI applications: one built in AngularJS (the old one) and one built in React (the new one). NVM - a simple bash script to manage multiple active Node.js versions Multiple Node Environments are a Pain to Develop In Locally
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