TypeScriptComponent Based ArchitectureSingle Page ApplicationsServer Side RenderingPrerenderingDependency InjectionAngular CliRxjs

Angular

TypeScript-based platform for building modern web applications

Overview

Angular is a development platform for building mobile and desktop web applications, built on TypeScript.\n\nAs a platform, Angular includes:\n- A component-based framework for building scalable web applications.\n- A collection of integrated libraries (for example routing, forms management, and client-server communication).\n- Developer tooling to develop, build, test, and update applications.\n\nRendering support:\n- CSR: Angular apps run in the browser as client-rendered applications.\n- SSR: Angular provides an official Server-side rendering guide (Angular CLI can scaffold a server implementation focused on SSR).\n- SSG: Angular provides an official Prerendering guide for generating static pages in advance.\n- ISR: Not described as an Angular feature in the provided official sources.

Rendering Modes
CSRSSRSSG
Best For

Enterprise applications, Large-scale apps, Complex SPAs

License

MIT

Quick Start

npm install -g @angular/cli

Create a new project: ng new my-app Start dev server: cd my-app → ng serve

Key Features

Two-way Data Binding

Dependency Injection

Angular CLI

RxJS Integration

Signals

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Full-featured framework
  • Strong typing with TypeScript
  • Great for large teams

Cons

  • Steep learning curve
  • Verbose syntax
  • Larger bundle size

Common Use Cases

Single-Page ApplicationsEnterprise Web ApplicationsSSR Websites (SEO + Performance)Static Site Generation (Prerendering / SSG)Dashboards & Admin PanelsHybrid Rendering Apps

Compatible CMS

Compatible Cloud Servers