Angular

Angular is an open-source web application framework developed and maintained by Google. It is designed for building scalable, enterprise-grade applications with a structured and opinionated approach. Unlike libraries such as React, Angular is a full-featured framework that includes tools for routing, state management, forms, and HTTP communication.
Angular uses TypeScript as its primary language, offering strong typing, modularity, and maintainability. Its component-based architecture allows developers to create reusable UI elements and manage complex application logic in an organised way.
Advanced
Angular provides features such as Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation, dependency injection, and change detection strategies that improve performance. Angular CLI streamlines project setup, testing, and deployment through built-in tooling.
The framework also integrates with RxJS for reactive programming, enabling efficient handling of data streams and events. Angular Universal supports server-side rendering, improving SEO and load times. Its structured ecosystem makes it a strong choice for large teams and long-term projects that require consistency.
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Example
A healthcare company develops a patient management portal using Angular. The framework’s built-in tools for forms, data handling, and authentication streamline development. With Angular Universal for server-side rendering, the portal loads quickly and ranks well in search results, improving accessibility for patients.