Offer multiple options
1. Component-Based Architecture
Components provide the foundational blocks for the development of Angular applications. The components function together because of their cohesive nature (related functionality). The good thing is that the components allow for reusability in the development of large apps. You can also modify these components easily to aid in the development of desired implementations.
2. Efficient Command Line Interface (CLI)
You can always rely on the simple, quick commands on Angular’s CLI to make the app development process efficient. They can help to automate and app initialization and configuration. In addition, angular CLI allows you to add features to your enterprise web application quickly. You can also conduct end-to-end tests for separate components and the entire application.”
- Harriet Chan, Co-founder atCocoFinder
“Angular's rise to fame is primarily in two large domains - Google backed, and enterprise-level deployments (including NGINX).
- It's easier to maintain and scale: Web apps that require an overhaul in the future will be much easier to maintain with Angular because it automatically updates parts of itself without completely refreshing the entire page. This means you can keep buttons, sliders and other moving parts of your app up-to-date as needed without a complete re-rendering each time, which is great for complicated web apps that need to exist on many different devices.
- Huge speed improvements: Angular Huge is a lightweight, data-driven MVVM framework for building complex web applications using the latest innovations in JavaScript and HTML5.
- As JavaScript has become the lingua franca of programming, that's been great for web developers but not so great for business owners who rely on non-technical people to tell them what they want. AngularJS is a 'superheroic' framework that solves this big problem and saves many other headaches in the process.”
- Robin Brown, Chief Executive Officer at VIVIPINS
- Maintainable code with TypeScript.The codes which are used in Angular are using the Typescript language which allows you to add static type to your code. The benefit of static typing is that it helps you to locate bugs easily and sooner in the development process.
- Cohesive-component-based architecture.This is one of the main reasons why Angular is the future of enterprise web applications. The user interface is built like a tree of components. The components are cohesive because they consist of those elements that have related functionality.
- Reusability. Components of angular are self-sufficient. Once you have developed a component with related functionality, you can easily reuse it. The reusability feature is the most useful in the angular framework when it comes to developing enterprise applications.”
- Christian Velitchkov, Co-Founder of Twiz LLC
“Angular is the future of enterprise web applications. It provides developers and organizations with a reliable and straightforward way to build applications for any user interface, from desktop to mobile, without sacrificing performance or reliability. Angular has all the tools a modern JavaScript programmer needs: strict typing, dynamic module support, and dependency management. It also provides building blocks that allow developers to create powerful features without writing boilerplate code. Finally, Angular aims to unify the client-side environment across all popular browsers.
Another point is that Angular has a one size fits all approach compared to other JavaScript frameworks. Here's how:
- Angular provides best practices to build web applications. It is flexible enough to apply these patterns to small or big projects. On the other hand, other frameworks are more focused on small-scale applications.
- You can write clean and maintainable code using Angular. That's because it encourages you to write testable, maintainable code with structured design patterns such as Dependency Injection or Modules.
- Angular's learning curve is also pretty low compared to other frameworks such as, for instance, React or Vue. Its syntax is simple and easy to learn. You can start building a real-world application on day one.”
- Lynda Fairly, Co-founder ofNumlooker