WHEN TO USE ANGULAR?

Aim: Ask yourself: what are you trying to achieve with the help of technology?!

Try: As usual, a typical startup enthusiast tries to validate his/her idea.

Actions: As usual their strategy looks like the next way. Create the project, get the investment, and re-write the project with more powerful (scalable, enterprise-ready) technology.

Aimtraction's Results: We use Angular for all our projects. What is the cause?!:

This is because Angular offers several valuable features that make a difference in the long run.

These include:

1) a unified approach:

which means that even a mid-level Angular developer can easily support your system when we finish creating the core.?

2) unified architecture:

If a developer has experience with Angular, he will admit that Angular projects, regardless of their size, have a unified architecture that is consistent and easy to work with

3) it is Enterprise ready out of the box:

Angular was designed with scalability in mind, making it enterprise-ready right out of the box.

More valuable features:

Angular is an ideal framework for developing progressive web apps due to its robust architecture and powerful features. PWAs are designed to provide an app-like experience to users, with features such as offline functionality, push notifications, and home screen installation.?

Angular offers several advantages for building PWAs, such as a built-in service worker, which enables offline caching and other PWA-specific features. Additionally, Angular offers excellent performance and scalability, making it a popular choice for large-scale PWAs.

Enterprise Applications Angular is well-suited for building complex, enterprise-grade applications. It offers several features that make it an ideal choice for developing applications that require extensive data processing and complex workflows.?

Angular's two-way data binding and dependency injection make it easier to manage complex data structures and build applications with a modular architecture. Furthermore, Angular's built-in directives and components make it easier to build reusable UI elements, resulting in faster development times and easier maintenance.

Real-time Applications Angular is a popular choice for building real-time applications such as chat apps, real-time dashboards, and other applications that require real-time data processing. Angular's reactive programming paradigm, with RxJS, makes it easier to handle real-time data streams, while its two-way data binding enables real-time updates to the UI. Additionally, Angular's built-in support for web sockets and other real-time communication protocols makes it easier to build real-time applications.

Conclusion. Angular is a powerful framework (React is not a framework) that offers several advantages for building complex, dynamic web applications. Its features, such as two-way data binding, dependency injection, and reactive programming, make it an ideal choice for developing PWAs, enterprise-grade applications, and real-time applications.?

If you're building a web application that requires advanced features and a scalable architecture, Angular may be the right choice for your project.