I've been around from 1.x and the development from version 8 to today's present 17 has gone quickly. Maybe not all major steps are motivated, but anyhow, constant development and great upgrade paths, tool works great for the last 8 versions or so, just hit a command and it upgrades.

Modern architecture with TypeScript and the whole ecosystem around TS and Javascript. Easy adoption and short learning curve to get started. The pre-rendering for SEO could be better. Translation and text extraction works great. Tons of frameworks available and freedom to chose the css framework of choice.

Error reporting on run time errors is the least liked part. Everything else great.

I am using Angular in my many Web Applications. And managing code is very good in Angular applications. Different members of the team can work on different parts of the same Web application as it has components like controllers, services, and HTML pages.

I mostly like the cleanliness of the code as using Angular we can separate our HTML and Javascript code. Also, the two-way binding of Angular is a game changer because it is the most popular Front-End Framework.We can separate routes and services from UI code. Further, we can add authentication on particular routes.

The only thing as our code becomes large then it feels a little slow at the time of the build process.

Easy to learn

System is faster . Easy to manage eve code

After adding a new feature or fixing a bug abs build it takes time . Due to that time is wasted

Overall experience is very good. As of now we have developed 3-4 applications with the help of angular as front end. The business is very happy with the user interface and the speed of the application.

1. Dynamic form creation is very easy just create form groups. 2. Validation part of the angular form 3. Two way binding features 4. Single Page Application making is very easy and very less load time. 5. Lazy Loading feature is really helps to make our application faster even if there are multiple pages as this feature divide the application into modules and load only single module at a time. 6.

1. Learning curve is little bit high 2. In year there are almost two new version of angular so it requires more time to change the code as per the new release. 3. To learn angular you need quality time.

- We maintain majority of the frontend of our multiple-hundred-million-dollars ARR application in Angular. This has worked well for our teams in terms of maintainability and robustness. - Using the correct testing frameworks is an important point. We use Jest for unit tests and Cypress for integration tests. Note that NX has a system where you can choose the unit and integration testing frameworks for an Angular application that you're creating.

- Angular is one of the most popular web development frameworks in the present world. Developed and maintained by a team at Google, this is a very powerful tool to create the front end of your web application in a manageable way. - Angular has batteries included, meaning a lot of features are already included when you first create an app with it. Example of it is routing, for which you do not need to install any extra modules - Angular has built in functionalities to support routing in Single Page applications (SPA). - Relies heavily on reactive programming, specifically RXJS. This enables a reactive way of thinking especially related to the data events coming from the user interface. - Great ecosystem, that includes state management libraries like NGRX and design framework like Material UI - Is the perfect choice for managing large and complex enterprise application. Because Angular is opinionated, an Angular developer coming from a different team would be easily pick up on some of the patterns (eg dependency injection and routing). - TypeScript is the default language (instead of JavaScript), which helps catch a number of bugs due to strict typing.

- Angular involves a steeper learning curve that some other JS framework (specifically React). Creating a functional Angular app from scratch would require time and patience when the developer does not experience with the framework. - Because Angular is opinionated (meaning the developer has to follow specific patterns in some cases), this is sometimes perceived to be limiting the freedom of developers. - Inclusion of TypeScript is a negative factor for people who are not keen on writing code in a type-safe language.