Angular Reviews & Product Details

Angular is a full featured front end framework.it can be used for a complex, robust web application. It has allot of built-in options. Which allows the use of single work for every purpose. The updates are according to the new technology. One can easily build a web application without using other external dependencies like react or Vue.Js. It has built-in requests for http requests. The API calls are easy to make. The typescript framework is developer friendly. There are built-in libraries and NPM packages that can build any feature required. The support and help for angular can be find anywhere in the form of tutorials and in the community. The code generator CLI can achieve allot. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With the increasing data size Angular becomes slow and that affects the performance. It is very heavy to work with making it slower to start when you need to configure the base of the application. One requires allot of knowledge to use it with other frameworks. Unlike other platforms like React angular is difficult to start and learn. Something and tasks that are easy to do in other frameworks are harder to achieve in Angular. It generates too many separate files for CSS,HTML and test files. Routing in Angular is complex and the file size becomes large. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Since this tool has more dependencies and built-in components, it doesn't matter what your project is. This is the main reason I like it. You have many functions to choose from. It has a clear set of rules, clear syntax, and text scripts to follow best practices. You have a clearly defined style guide and tons of resources and tutorials to learn how to use it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For some people, using this tool can represent a high difficulty, because since it is very complete, it may have some complexity for some, especially beginners in this area. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Angular is new framework based on Angularjs experience, I think it is more enterprise focus

Angular (2.0 and more) is perfectly best for a very big front end application or big development team, resulted in large code base. Where a team member not able to know other's contribution

Despite of hard learning, Angular provide architecture that one can architect a base app, and others 10 developer can blindly follow, thanks to TypeScript's static type, and a lot of tslint rule.

This context is perfectly fit to an enterprise, where application live for years, maintainable is a must, people in and out, so few team leader can manage whole things.

The framework is standard and compatible with old MVC & OOP design pattern. No need special skill to work with Angular, any Java EE developer can be converted Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I will not dislike Angular, I know when to architect my application with Angular or not. If there is something not right, then it is the comparison with other famous framework: Vuejs & React

And your developer maybe will not like Angular, since above two is something better, in this way or that way.

You should spend enough time to study Angular. It will take times, and effort. If you are classical Java EE developer, then new things will come: reactive programming. You need this to understand Angular. The good news is you are updated to current programming paradigm: functional programming Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As my personal opinion, I like a lot of this comes from being able to work in raw HTML with plain JavaScript objects. It is easy to use and easy to get started . It is fully integrated framework and it gives designer free templates. It helps developer to use better interface of the web. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As per my opinion I find Angular is hard to learn and quite complex as I see many of my junior find difficulty to learn. and it also gives many updates which is also make us required to be updated for the particular framework. I dislikes all these things about Angular. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Angular make use of the existing HTML codes and builds on top of it instead of requiring you to learn and code a new coding language. So anyone with basic HTML knowledge can master it easily that is what i like about it most. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Attributes are case-sensitive, which is against the HTML standards. That is a big issue if you are not a case sensitive coder, as for myself i dont check on what im writing on the script whether its capital letter or small letter that habbit does not work with Angular Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Mature and backed by large corporations so you know it's going to be around. It is by far the fastest of the development platforms we've used in terms of performance. It is a complete solution without the need for using 3rd party libraries. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Steep learning curve. STEEP. The separation of UI and behaviors feels counter-intuitive and "old school" (this is how I was taught to program decades ago.) In comparison, both React and Vue have the UI components and their behaviors together which seems a much faster way to develop, and especially when you're adjusting somebody else's code. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of the best aspects of Angular is that it is a full featured front end framework. For a complex, robust, enterprise level SPA web application the Angular framework has virtually everything you need built in. This allows you to use a single framework for your application instead of marrying together multiple frameworks. It is also actively being developed, so it stays up to date with current trends. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Because Angular is so robust, it can sometimes be complicated to work with. It also is a large framework because of all the things it can do. This can mean that some things that seem like they should be easy, or are easy to do in other frameworks, are harder to do in Angular. Generally Angular compensates for these small things by its overall benefits and features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Angular is sturdy, secure constantly evolving frontend framework in current scenario. Its best use case is banking applications, why I chose angular over react while doing a banking project is angular offers me more structured way of managing the code. It provides better routing and better styling than any other framework. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Its heavy as compared to react or vue, there is a tradeoff on performance. In angular even if you write 4 lines of code it will need a lot of support it is not plug and playable like react components Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The best part of Angular is the simplicity of starting a project with it. It takes very few steps to start a project from scratch in comparison to other frameworks such as Django. The documentation that Angular provides is also very in-depth when it comes to the setup process. When you first need to add components to your application, Angular does a great job of walking you through the process. Another amazing feature is it has different modules such as Material that give great insight into creating beautiful, cutting edge additions to your application. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest downfall to Angular is the learning curve that it requires in comparison to frameworks such as Django. Once you know how to develop using this framework/language, it is beautiful and concise. But the learning curve to get to that point is a lot heavier than other web frameworks that I have used in the past. Especially if you are used to object-oriented programming. Angular uses very little logic, but more on the site of factual statements, kinda similar to that of which javascript is like. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Angular is its popularity, and the fact that it is powerful and effecient, especially when used with Typescript! It's very user-friendly and easy to get started. The Tour of Heroes tutorial provided by Angular was short and to the point, and helped me understand all of the basic concepts and how to use it. Also, there is a great community following for Angular. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

An Angular codebase can be a lot to digest, and although it's very easy to get started with Angular, using it in a business setting, it can get very complex. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.