Why Angular?

What is Angular

Angular is an open-source JavaScript framework developed by Google for creating dynamic and scalable web apps.
It combines declarative templates, dependency injection, e2e testing tools (Protractor by default), clear responsibility separation, and much more. At first, many developers might be frustrated by all the rules and guidelines that must be followed while implementing a project in Angular.
Indeed, it might seem that there is less freedom compared to other solutions, like React. However, these guidelines help us follow best practices and achieve cleaner code. Although the learning curve can be steep initially, having an opinionated framework to lead us through the development becomes a decisive advantage once we are familiar with and master its rules.

Another thing to remember is that Angular is a framework,.Therefore, it is suited not only for small applications but also for complex enterprise projects. With each new version, new libraries are embedded in its core to provide developers with everything they need to create mobile or desktop applications. This makes managing all the different components easier and prevents potential incompatibilities.

Angular evolution

The first version of Angular was called AngularJS (version 1.x), released in October 2010.

The goal was to make developing and testing web applications easier through a model–view–controller (MVC) ...