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Progressive Web Apps: Use modern web platform capabilities to deliver app-like experiences. High performance, offline, and zero-step installation. Native: Build native mobile apps with strategies from Cordova, Ionic, or NativeScript. Desktop: Create desktop-installed apps across Mac, Windows, and Linux using the same Angular methods you’ve learned for the web plus the ability to access native OS APIs.

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In this new world of module loaders, advanced build systems that we no longer set up ourselves from scratch, and not wasting time to doing the same repetitive things by previously existing technology, like js for example?

Why Angular? Angular helps build interactive and dynamic single-page applications (SPAs) with its compelling features including templating, modularization, two-way binding, RESTful API handling, dependency injection, and AJAX handling. The best part of Angular is that it is supported by Google ( Google's Long-Term Support (LTS) ). You may also https://angular.io/

Features & Benefits

Progressive Web Apps: Use modern web platform capabilities to deliver app-like experiences. High performance, offline, and zero-step installation.

Native: Build native mobile apps with strategies from Cordova, Ionic, or NativeScript.

Desktop: Create desktop-installed apps across Mac, Windows, and Linux using the same Angular methods you've learned for the web plus the ability to access native OS APIs.

Speed and Performance

Code Generation: Angular turns your templates into code that's highly optimized for today's JavaScript virtual machines. And giving you all the benefits of hand-written code with the productivity of a framework.

Universal: Serve the first view of your application on Node.js®, .NET, PHP, and other servers for near-instant rendering in just HTML and CSS. Also paves the way for sites that optimize for SEO.

Code Splitting: Angular apps load quickly with the new Component Router, which delivers automatic code-splitting so users only load code required to render the view they request.

Productivity

Templates: Quickly create UI views with simple and powerful template syntax.

Angular CLI: Command line tools: start building fast, add components and tests, then instantly deploy.

IDEs: Get intelligent code completion, instant errors, and other feedback in popular editors and IDEs.

Why You Must Choose Angular For Web Development:

Here's why most of the companies and developers choose Angular for web development.

MVC architecture

Angular uses MVC architecture like other popular languages like Java, .net etc. Basically, it stands for Model View Controller wherein the model maintains the data and It directly manages the data, logic and rules of the application. The view is responsible for representing information such as a chart, diagram, table and other aspects of data view. The controller Accepts input and converts it to commands for the model or view.

Supported by Google

Angular is fully developed and maintained by Google.

Excellent Performance

Angular reduces the burden from server CPUs as it supports the caching and other processes. This means that the server performs very well due to the reduced traffic and because it only serves static files and reacts to the API calls. With the MVC architecture, it is possible to isolate the app logic from the UI layer and support the separation of concerns.

Similar components are greatly encapsulated in angular. Developers can reuse them on different parts of an app. This is particularly beneficial in enterprise-scope apps where diverse systems come together but have many similar elements like date pickers and search boxes etc.

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Learn how to build extensible applications with Angular and reuse your code and abilities to build apps for any deployment target - web, mobile web, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows and Linux.  From monoliths to monorepos, every application architecture has its own advantages and disadvantages. Monorepo-style development is an approach where you develop multiple projects in the same repository.

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When setting up your initial Angular development environment using the Angular CLI, you will realize how much the CLI has now become essential.

This is because we need so much more setup today when compared to what we had before - and this is the case not only for Angular but also for any other equivalent ecosystem.

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Note: This post is part of the ongoing Angular for Beginners series, here is the complete series:

Why Angular?

When setting up your initial Angular development environment using the Angular CLI, you will realize how much the CLI has now become essential.

This is because we need so much more setup today when compared to what we had before - and this is the case not only for Angular but also for any other equivalent ecosystem.

A couple of key questions

In this new world of module loaders, advanced build systems that we no longer set up ourselves from scratch, and where everything is transpiled down to plain ES5 Javascript from higher level languages, it would not be surprising if at a given point you would ask yourself:

Do I really need all these tools and dependencies? Isn't there a simpler way, what is the advantage of doing thing this way? Why Angular?

You might even ask yourself, why not do everything in a previously existing technology, like jQuery for example?

There are many use cases that are still today well solved by that approach, but that lead us to the question:

In which way does Angular improve upon previously existing technologies?

What problems does Angular solve in a fundamentally better way, and why is it better?

Everything happens under the hood

Let's find out! The key thing about the main advantages of Angular and MVC is that everything happens so much under the hood that it's sometimes hard to realize that the advantages are even there.

In order to understand the benefits of the MVC approach, we are going to build a small application in for example jQuery, and then build its equivalent in Angular - and the differences between both will quickly become apparent.

The goal here is not to compare Angular with jQuery, but to compare the MVC approach to frontend development with pre-MVC approaches.

jQuery is used here because it's a very well known example, and it's still very useful today for many use cases.

An example of a jQuery Application

To understand the advantages that both Angular and MVC bring, let's give a simple example. Let's start with a simple application that just displays a list of lessons on the screen.

The lessons will be loaded via an HTTP GET request from this url. Actually, this data is coming from Firebase via its alternative HTTP API (learn more about it in the Firebase Crash Course).

And this is what the list of lessons will look like:

What is the Model in MVC?

As we can see, the data above is simply a Plain Old Javascript Object or POJO.

Those unique identifiers that you see are Firebase push keys, more on them on the Angular and Firebase Crash Course.

The JSON object above is the data of our application, also known as the Model, and we would like to display it on the screen - therefore we need to generate HTML based on this Model.

So let's start by doing so in jQuery first, and then implement the same logic in Angular.

What does a jQuery application look like?

Lets build a small jQuery application to display this data (the application is available here):

So in our jQuery application, the first thing that we need to do is to query our REST API backend by doing a jQuery Ajax request:

Notice that we called Object.values(), this was so just to transform the returned result which was an object (and therefore a key-value dictionary) into a list of lessons.

Note: the order of the lessons is not guaranteed to be preserved

With this we now have our Model in the browser, ready to be displayed - the list of lessons. As you can see, we did not send HTML over the wire from the server back to the client, instead, we did a request to the server and returned only the data.

This is a critical notion because the HTML is more than the data: the HTML is a particular representation of the Model, that we can call a View, and the same data could have multiple views.

The Model vs View Distinction

The same Model (the list of lessons) that we have shown above, could have multiple Views. Here are a few examples:

As we can see, one View of the model is an HTML table, but another possible View could simply be the total number of lessons.

Also, each lesson itself can be used as a Model, itself with different views: we could have a lesson detail screen showing all the detail of a lesson, of just a row in a table - showing a summary of the lesson.

How to Display the View using jQuery?

We now have the data on the frontend, so we need to use it to create the multiple Views. Here is how we could generate an HTML table with a list of lessons in jQuery:

Reviewing the jQuery application

As we can see, we are writing quite some code to take the model, and transform it into the multiple views of the data. We can see that this code although straightforward to write, has the following characteristics:

This code is not very readable, its mixing several concerns

this type of code is not very maintainable

this is a lot of code, it makes for a significant portion of our application!

we are building HTML by string concatenation and then passing it on to the browser, which will still have to parse it

This last point is important for the comparison in terms of performance, more on this later.

Enter Angular, how is it different?

So now let's rewrite this part of our application in Angular (the application can be found here).

This is only the key part of the application, there would be an Angular CLI folder structure around it, but its standard and generated for us. The Angular equivalent would then be the following:

So let's break this down and compare it to the jQuery version:

we have here a class that knows both about the data retrieved from the backend and the HTML template needed to render it

the HTTP request is being made via the Angular HTTP module

the data is stored in a variable called lessons

But the biggest apparent different is that there is no trace of HTML in this code.

The Angular View Generation Process

So how is the HTML being generated then ? Let's have a look at the app.component.html HTML template file:

As we can see, this is where the HTML is kept now. And it's separated from the component code as it sits in a separate file altogether.

Notice that this template does have some expressions and syntax that does not look like the HTML that we write every day, such as for example:

the ngFor directive that loops through the list of lessons

the {{lesson.description}} expression, which is how we can output data to the view

These expressions are how Angular ties the data and the view together.

The MVC Terminology

Based on the Angular application above, lets then define some terms:

the plain JSON object is the Model of our Application

the template (or the output of its processing) is the View

the Angular AppComponent binds the View and the Model together

Angular vs jQuery - comparing the two versions of the application

Now that we have two applications written in both jQuery and Angular, let's start comparing them.

Already in this initial stage, we can see several differences:

the template of Angular is much more readable than the jQuery code

the AppComponent code does not generate HTML, it only fetches the data from the backend

The biggest difference just looking at the code is that in the Angular version there is a separation of concerns that does not exist on the jQuery version.

In the Angular version, the Model and the View are clearly separated and interact via the AppComponent class, while in the jQuery version all of these concerns are mixed in the same code.

But that is not the only advantage of using an MVC framework: the differences will become much more apparent if we start modifying the data.

What if we now Modify the Model?

The separation of concerns of the Angular version is a great thing to have, and essential in a larger application.

But there is more going on in this small example that is not yet apparent: what if we now want to update the Model? Let's say that now we want to change the title of each lesson, to include the sequential number of the lesson.

To make it simple, let's do this in response to a button. This is what the jQuery version would look like:

So let's break it down what is going on in this new version of the code:

we have extracted the code to generate the HTML into a separate function called generateHtml(), so that we can reuse it (see the function below)

we have stored the lessons data inside a module so that it does not pollute the global scope

we have added a click handler to a button, that modifies the data and then calls again the generateHtml() function

The function that we created for reusing the HTML generation logic looks like the following:

The problem with this type of code

It might not look like it, but this code is really fragile and hard to maintain: one single quote in the wrong place and we will still have a valid Javascript string that will look completely broken when rendered by the browser, as it's not valid HTML.

This is the type of code that we don't want to have to write ourselves: it's really brittle, even though it might look straightforward at a first glance.

Comparing with the Angular version

Now let's have a look at the equivalent Angular version of this code:

The updateCourses function is being called by a button that we added to the template:

Reviewing the Angular data modification version

Like its jQuery counterpart, this version of the application is also adding an index to the description of each course (have a look at these ngFor features for an alternative).

What we did in this Angular version was: we simply updated the Model, and Angular has automatically reflected the Model modification directly in the View for us!

We did not have to call an HTML generation function, apply the HTML in the right place of the document, etc. This is one of the killer features of Angular:

we did not have to write any Model to View Synchronization code manually, that synchronization has been somehow done for us under the hood!

So how does this work?

Angular keeps the View in sync with the model for us at all times via its transparent change detection mechanism.

The way that this works is that Angular will automatically check the Model, to see if it has changed and if so it will reflect those changes in the view.

But besides the separation of concerns and the automated detection of changes and synchronization, there is something else fundamentally different between the jQuery and the Angular versions.

Maybe The Biggest Difference Between Angular and jQuery?

We cannot tell just by looking at the Angular code because it all happens transparently, but one of the key differences is that unlike jQuery, Angular is doing the document modification in a much more efficient way than the jQuery version:

Angular is not generating HTML and then passing it to the browser to have it parsed, instead Angular is generating DOM data structures directly!

This works much faster than building manually HTML and then passing it to the DOM for parsing. By building DOM nodes directly, Angular is bypassing the HTML parsing step altogether. So the browser simply takes the ready to use DOM tree and renders it to the screen.

And more than that, it will do so in an optimal way, by trying to change just the HTML that absolutely needs to be changed:

Angular will not replace the whole DOM tree each time, it updates the DOM in an optimal way, depending on what parts of the Model have changed

How is Angular rendering the View under the hood?

In order to understand better what Angular is doing under the hood, let's do the following: let's go back to the jQuery version and try to do something similar to what Angular is doing - direct DOM manipulation.

The click handler code would now look something like this:

So as we can see we are using directly the DOM API to remove the nodes under the lessons Div. Then we are replacing the table with a new table that was created using the generateDomTable() function.

And this is what that function looks like:

If you would like to see this in action, clone and try locally the two sample applications (one application in Angular and the other in jQuery).

The Advantages of the Angular View Generation Process

Actually, this is just a very rough approximation of what Angular is doing under the hood.

This function is regenerating the whole table, but what Angular does with its templates is that it will replace only the parts of the DOM tree that need to be modified, according to only the data that was modified.

So for example, if only an expression on the page title was modified, that is the only part of the DOM that will be affected, the list of lessons would remain unchanged.

It's just not practical to do manually what Angular is doing

And this is where it would become almost impossible and certainly impractical to do with jQuery the same thing that Angular is doing transparently under the hood.

Its simply not practical to write this type of Model to View DOM generation code manually ourselves like the generateDomTable(), despite the benefits of that approach.

For example, notice that the generateDomTable() function although it creates DOM nodes directly, it's not optimized and generates the whole table each time.

Summary and Conclusions

So let's summarize: the advantages of using an MVC framework like Angular as we have seen are huge, so let's list them one by one.

Separation Of Concerns

We can build frontend applications with a lot less code than previous generation technologies. This is because we don't have to write code that manually synchronizes the Model and the View - that code is generated for us automatically.

The code that we do need to write will be a lot more readable and maintainable, due to the clear separation of concerns between the Model and the View.

Transparent Model to View Synchronization

The synchronization between Model and View is not only transparent but its optimized in a way that is not possible in practice to achieve manually.

UI Performance

The View is modified by generating directly DOM object trees in a cross-browser compatible way, instead of by generating HTML and then passing it to the browser for parsing - this effectively bypasses the parsing step altogether.

The HTML still needs to be parsed, but it's done only once per template by Angular and by the browser each time. The parsing is done either at application startup time (Just In Time, or JIT), or ahead of time (AOT) when be build the application.

And this one of the main reasons why it's so worth to have a more advanced development environment like the CLI: because using it we can have all these features and benefits working transparently out of the box.

Also, the generation and modification of the view are itself done in an optimized way, meaning that only the parts of the DOM tree that have modified data will be affected, while the rest of the page remains the same.

Why MVC has become essential for frontend development

With Angular and MVC we can focus on building applications in a more declarative way, by simply defining an HTML template just like we are used to.

We can them bind the template to the Model data, and handle the data via a component class.

Is it doable not to use MVC ?

Choosing to not use an MVC framework means that we will have to keep the Model and the View in sync manually, which looks simple at first sight but very quickly we will end up with an unmaintainable program.

I hope that this gives you a convincing explanation about why we need an MVC framework like Angular, and this type of technology solves for us a large number of problems in a completely transparent way.

And why it really pays off to setup a more advanced working environment, to be able to enjoy all these benefits and great developer experience.

I hope that this post helped understand what are some of the key benefits of using a framework like Angular, and that you enjoyed it!

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There is no shortage of mobile app development languages now, and there are several powerful frameworks to make development tasks easier. But there are not too many frameworks that can resonate with most of the development requirements. As per the industry statistics, Angular is right now regarded to be one of the leading technologies in the landscape of mobile app development.

Angular is a versatile, feature-rich, dynamic and robust javascript framework built and maintained by Google. It started its journey in the year 2009 and continued to stay on top of popularity because of ease of use, simplified development developing process, high scalability, tried and tested development practices and many more.

Let us now understand the value propositions of Angular from all angles.

What is Angular?

Angular is a robust, powerful, dynamic and versatile JavaScript framework
Which is widely popular for building dynamic single-page apps (SPA), web apps and cross-platform mobile apps.

For years Angular went through several versions and continued to evolve as a powerful framework for restructuring the JavaScript code. Angular is widely known for its dynamic capability to integrate different tools and third-party APIs to extend functionalities.

Angular offers a component-based architecture to allow the integration of different building blocks. Some of the key building blocks that the Angular framework offers to developers include the following.

It comes loaded with all directives to help extend HTML attributes

It offers several inbuilt rules for incorporating data into HTML

It makes things easier in terms of error and event handling

It is equipped with a unit testing mechanism

It gives developers out of the box binding and routing capabilities

It allows you to render HTML and controllers.

Angular will enable you to modify J-query DOM libraries.

Types of App Projects Ideal for Angular Technology

Over the years, the Angular framework has been used across all sorts of app projects across the niches. Let's have a quick look at some of these app categories where Angular is considered befitting.
Real-Time Media and Chat Apps
Many real-time media streaming apps are built on Angular because of its powerful performance and capability to stream media content with the least lag time. Similarly, Angular is an excellent technology for chat apps where real-time data streaming is crucial.
Travel and Location Finder Apps
When it comes to travel and location finder apps, Angular, with its dynamic and powerful features, can play a significant role. The travel and location detection apps built on Angular ensures optimum performance.
Weather Update Apps
Many of the leading weather update apps are developed on Angular, including the most well-known Weather.com. Angular is great for this niche because of its ability to create interactive interfaces and real-time data streaming.
Job Portal Apps
Many of the leading job portal apps like Upwork and Freelancer.com are developed on Angular simply because Angular is excellent for reflecting updates instantly. Any app needing frequent updates will find Angular great.
Social Media Apps
Several powerful and most dynamic social media apps are built on Angular, and they include such big names as LinkedIn. Capability to handle instant updates, communication, and large data made Angular a favorite technology for such apps.

Key Reasons to Choose Angular as a Framework of Choice

Now that we have explained the basics about Angular and its key value propositions let us now describe the key reasons to choose Angular as the ideal framework of choice for mobile app development.
Helpful MVC Architecture
In complete contrast to many other JavaScript frameworks used for mobile app development, Angular helps with a component-based MVC architecture. Thanks to this architecture, even the web apps built with Angular can offer a look, feel and user experience of native apps to a great extent. This also speeds up the development process and helps reducing development costs.
Engaging User Interface
Angular as a framework uses HTML to create highly engaging web and mobile apps. This also allows developers to create robust, intuitive and instantly engaging user interfaces that are lean, lightweight, yet powerful.

While the coding relies heavily on the expertise and skills of using the attributes of a language, Angular makes things easier for the entire development process because Angular achieves its dynamic UI creation by using HTML code. No wonder Angular development requires the least coding, least development time, and lesser complexities.
Integrated App Testing
Irrespective of an app's type and niche, testing takes a major role in any app project. The Google developers who created this awesome framework always knew this, and hence they gave Angular the power to test apps the right way. Angular right from within helps the developers detect errors, code glitches, performance issues, defects, etc.
Ease of Use and Modularity
Modular architecture in case some technologies play a great role in improving productivity while not compromising with the output. Angular plays an unmatched role in building powerful apps with great architecture, superb functionalities, and awesome flexibility. The modularity of Angular helps in integrating features and adding value to an app project over time.
Organizing Data easily Through Filters
In any app development project, the presence of filters helps organize the stored data to exercise better control and precision on their projects. Developers using Angular can make use of an array of easy-to-use filters like Number, Uppercase, Lowercase, OrderBy, and many more. This becomes highly performance-boosting when delivering a lot of data to users or just by helping to make the search function of an app better.
Unparalleled Development Speed
A major advantage of Angular for app projects is MVC architecture and easy-to-use testing methods that speed up the development process and allow rebuilding apps at a quicker pace.

Two-way data binding gives Angular a clear edge. Thanks to this, any changes coming with the existing app modules are going to be reflected in real-time. Thanks to this, incorporating changes, making value additions, rectifying errors, and coming with new updates becomes easier and less time-consuming.
Best Development Practices
Having been one of the most evolved frameworks, Angular makes things easier with the best development practices. Besides helping with a fast-paced workflow for the whole development team, it offers well-established practices for developers to accomplish results with less effort and more precision.

As Angular is created and maintained by Google, you are continuously addressed with new updates and value additions every once in a while. Thanks to Google, you can always get the best of new value additions that can enhance the app's user experience built with Angular.
Conclusion
Angular is already ahead of most other JavaScript frameworks and will continue to remain so. When there are so many advantages, hardly an app project can strike Angular out of its choice. In the days and years ahead of us, Angular is likely to grow from strength to strength while maintaining popularity across all sorts of app projects across the niches.

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You would agree there is no shortage of mobile app development languages now, and while there are several powerful frameworks that make the development tasks easier. Also, you might have realized that there are not too many frameworks that can resonate with most of the development requirements. Going by industry statistics, today Angular is regarded as one of the leading technologies for mobile app development.

Angular, a framework that enables te development of web apps, has long figured as the top choice among developers. For organizations, it helps maximize performance by enabling high-quality and secure mobile app development. Further, Angular CLI (Command Line Interface) also offers quick and smooth updates. And, when developing in Angular, the development teams would experience cleaner code. This makes the process more efficient.

If you are wondering why that is, allow us to explain. Let us start things off by first taking a look at some of the different types of mobile apps one can build using Angular.

1. Enterprise web apps: Angular has long been the go-to option for an abundance of enterprises looking to develop intricate software, typically for use within their organization.

2. Single page apps: Single page apps have to be among the most popular types of web apps in the world. The premise of SPAs is that the user engages with the app on just one page. Unlike what some may be inclined to believe, this does not mean that users will only see static content. In a SPA, the appropriate information dynamically pops up on the screen. While Angular can, of course, enable their development, it is the framework's routing and data management that make it a top choice for the development of high-performing SPAs.

3. Progressive web apps: A highly-sought after option in the market lately, one can easily build high-quality PWAs with features that allow them to quickly adjust to load rapidly, be available offline, etc.

Now that you know some of the most important and beneficial types of modern mobile apps you can build using Angular, let us also consider some of the top advantages you stand to gain by using this rather a popular tool for building web apps.

1. Ecosystem: Easily one of Angular's biggest USPs is the fact it is supported by a massive community of developers across the globe. Owing to the popularity Angular enjoys worldwide as a web app development tool, there are plenty of expert Angular programmers out there who can provide quality assistance should a developer find themselves needing some input.

2. Modularity: A critical factor for most modern-day apps and software, modularity is what enables seamless scalability of the app when the time for expansion comes. To that end, Angular is brimming with reusable components and also makes it easier to make use of generic components to accelerate the process of writing the modules. Then there is also the lazy loading feature that ensures a given module is downloaded only when the need arises.

3. Top-notch testing: No matter the tools with which you build any given digital entity, testing is and will always remain a critical concern, both for companies that make them as well as the people for whom the apps and such are intended. This holds for web apps as well, of course; in this context, Angular, first, offers ample testing tools as part of the package. This is an important factor since the availability of such provisions enables quicker and safer development.

There you have it, folks, a handful of the countless benefits companies and businesses stand to achieve when they decide to use Angular for their web app development projects. In addition to these benefits, yet another critical factor that works in the favour of this framework is the variety of apps it can help develop. So, go ahead and start looking for a trusted name for Angular app development services and get started on building a rock-solid app for your organization right away.

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