The link mentions the differences, though they obviously target similar functionality.
One key difference is that there's no such thing as a Scoop "package", unlike with Chocolatey. You can't build a file that can be moved and installed offline, since Scoop downloads and extracts it from a URL. I suppose you could setup a local proxy and workaround it, but it's not the main use case.
I use both since Scoop is limited in the installers it supports, preferring Scoop when a program is available there.
One key difference is that there's no such thing as a Scoop "package", unlike with Chocolatey. You can't build a file that can be moved and installed offline, since Scoop downloads and extracts it from a URL. I suppose you could setup a local proxy and workaround it, but it's not the main use case.
I use both since Scoop is limited in the installers it supports, preferring Scoop when a program is available there.