Angular is a Google framework, which is used for frontend development (visual part of the custom web application) of high performance web platforms.
1 Angular is created by Google and has undergone major advancements and complete overhauls to become probably the best frontend framework available today.
Google stands out for recognizing that there are better solutions on the market and integrating them quickly.
Angular 4 integrated reactive forms, just as the React framework, created by Facebook, had just done.
2 Currently, we are living a period of great stability, so more and more senior programmers are choosing Angular to develop their projects.
3 The main language of this framework is TypeScript, a set of JavaScript and ECMAScript, which summarizes and facilitates development. In addition, behind TypeScript we have another company that we are sure you know: Microsoft. Therefore, we already have two great titans of the technology sector in the creation of cutting-edge languages.
4 If in the previous point, we highlighted TypeScript for the most complex parts. At this point we want to highlight HTML and CSS itself, which we will use for the layout.
If you are proficient in HTML and CSS, you are not starting from scratch.
5 At Offing, we integrate modular development with Angular to provide projects with scalable growth. For that reason, any evolution after the completion of each version is integrated into the code in the best way, creating clean and higher performance code.
Angular 4, the revolution comes to the front-end with faster and smoother web applications.
6 One of the biggest advantages that Angular provides is hybrid programming. With the Ionic plugin we can create a single code for virtually any device: Android, iOS, web application and many more. It is also possible to create two versions of the same code, integrating add-ons to provide the desktop version with a broader experience with respect to the mobile one.
7 There is a large community of developers with experience in medium and large projects.
Would you add an eighth reason to use Angular as a frontend framework? Let us know!