
Angular
Angular allows developers to create rich client-side applications and is maintained by Google. This open-source front-end framework allows for a range of web and mobile applications. Angular can serve as a complete clientside solution, with features like validation, deep linking and reusable components.
Angular has found particular use in the creation of large systems that are intended for bigger enterprises or organisations.
How it’s used
Angular code is highly optimized for today’s JavaScript virtual machines, giving applications all the benefits of hand-written code with the productivity of a framework. It also has a variety of tools to enable everything from testing to animation. It even assists developers in ensuring components are accessible and compliant with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, or WCAG, via ARIA-labelled components.


The benefits
Angular’s modularity enables Angular code to be readable, consistent and easy-to-follow. Although Angular does have a learning curve, this ensures that the resulting application will be of a very high standard.
Due to being maintained by Google, Angular benefits from regular updates and thorough documentation, as well as a vibrant community of contributors.