Angular development
A robust technology supported by Google
Mobile and web products with just one open-source framework
This highly popular tool is appreciated by many developers because it gives them a possibility to build apps with reusable code for many platforms without losing performance and speed.
Projects developed with Angular
Why Angular?
Incomparable scalability
Google based its main applications on Angular, making the framework a real hit.
It provided an incomparable scalability and enhancements that allow a highly productive app development.
Used for many purposes
Angular’s universal nature is what makes it a highly versatile solution.
Web applications, Progressive Web Apps, or multi-platform desktop applications – it helps develop them all. Although it’s used for many purposes, it doesn’t lack in any other department.
Excellent performance
Angular is distinguished by generating a universal code.
A splitting feature is responsible for preserving the code’s excellent performance since it renders only requested elements. It’s also a framework for demanding, large projects, enabling great scalability based on using multiple tools.
Additional advantages
Iterative
Robust
Visible
Savvy
Consistency
Maintenance
Enterprise applications
All the features needed to create simple, maintainable, and reusable code
Unlike React.JS, Angular is a complex framework – it helps build applications faster because we don’t need extra packages for HTTP requests, routing, forms, or animations. All this stuff is already prepared and ready to use.
Technologies
Modern UI components
If an app doesn’t require dedicated UI solutions we use open source components. In most cases, we choose Material UI.
Components developed by the Angular team to integrate seamlessly with the framework can be used across mobile, desktop, and web applications. The solution is focused on performance, versatile, and proper optimization.
Native support for web components
Creating reusable elements which encapsulate the whole functionality and isolate it from the rest of the code
If an app has to be built of independent parts, or to be integrated with an existing solution but needs extra elements without the complete Angular infrastructure, it’s not a problem.
Server-side rendering
It can be easily achieved with the use of Angular Universal.
SSR allows us to render the application on the server and then sends a fully rendered page to the client who gets content faster. The application can be crawled for its content and equipped with metadata for social media channels.
Angular is equipped with a powerful CLI
Creating an app and its further maintenance is very fast and simple
It happens, however, that we exchange it for NX which is a set of extensible dev tools for monorepos used by companies like Google, Microsoft, or Facebook. It helps us scale the development between teams working together in the same workspace. Ease of code sharing, common command line interface, simple building and deploying as well as reusable components help us create an enterprise architecture. NX natively supports DDD and the microfrontend architecture for complex applications. Furthermore, it supports TypeScript, React, Angular, Cypress, Jest, Prettier, Nest.js, Next.js, Storybook, Ionic, and more.
GraphQL – a popular Facebook technology
Adaptable with using the Apollo client
Depending on the communication layer, we can use an HTTP client or a WebSocket client taken from the RxJS library. At present we are starting integration with GraphQL. Facebook technology has become very popular so we can adapt to it using the Apollo client.