There are several frontend frameworks available on the market, and they all provide excellent functionality in terms of user experience, lightweight, and ease of development.

Angular is the sole TypeScript-based Front-end Framework. Angular was first published as AngularJs by Google in 2010. The now-famous version of the Framework (Angular 2+) was created and released in 2016 to improve technology and overcome the limitations of traditional Frameworks. It is an open-source framework for developing frontend user interfaces.

In this article, we will talk about Angular and other front-end frameworks on the market. We'll go through a couple of them quickly and see what the benefits and drawbacks are.

Brief Intro about Angular and Its Features

Angular is a single-page application platform and architecture built on HTML and TypeScript. Angular is written in TypeScript. As a set of TypeScript libraries that you load into your projects, it provides basic and extra capabilities. Furthermore, it enables users to create large, manageable applications.

In the field of frontend JavaScript frameworks, Angular quickly became a widely used technology by millions of developers. This is due to Angular's great structure, which includes features such as:

1. Dependency injection
2. Easy two-way data binding
3. An MVC model
4. A built-in module system
5. Forms and Validation
6. Local CSS / Shadow DOM

Because of its MVC structure, Angular can divide work into logical sections, which reduces the initial load time of a webpage.

The MVC paradigm also allows for concern separation because the view component is exposed on the client side, considerably reducing background requests. Furthermore, because this tool leverages asynchronous communication, fewer calls to the server are required.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Angular

Advantages

1. Because of the built-in capacity of this framework, real-time model-view synchronisation is possible, making it easier to develop the application.
2. Developers can utilize dependency injectors to decouple interdependent code components and reuse them as needed.
3. Angular has grown in popularity among developers since its initial release. Nowadays, Angular is used by a large community of web developers. If a developer encounters an issue, he may easily seek support from this community.
4. Two-way data binding is one of Angular's best features since it rapidly, effectively, and logically duplicates model changes into views.

Disadvantages

1. Due to the enormous number of features and built-in functions, Angular is a very tough language to master.
2. More complicated and dynamic applications may slow and fail to perform correctly.
3. An angular feature might be baffling for newcomers.
4. There is no comprehensive, all-encompassing documentation or a clear handbook.
5. Limited routing makes debugging scopes harder.
6. There may be some issues while moving from older versions to newer versions.

Written by

Sandeep Gajera

Sandeep Gajera is a Founder and Technical Director at AstroJal Technology. He is dedicated to making the best use of modern technologies to craft end-to-end solutions. He also has a vast knowledge of Cloud management like AWS / Google Cloud. He loves to do coding so still doing the coding. Also, help employees for quality based solutions to clients. Always eager to learn new technology and implement for best solutions.