In the early days of web development, code was written directly using plain JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Developers built pages using standard technologies, but this often led to messy, hard-to-maintain projects. Each page could be a separate file, and communication between components had to be done manually, which required a lot of code for handling events and updating data.

There were also no convenient tools for organizing project structure, which could lead to scaling and maintenance issues. Programmers often repeated the same code, which increased bugs and made applications less stable.

Frustrated by the challenges of manually writing code, developers began looking for ways to optimize their workflow. This led to the creation of Angular.

What is it?

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Angular uses TypeScript—a strict superset of JavaScript—that helps improve code readability, safety, and maintainability. Unlike older development methods, Angular enables you to create apps using components, which helps organize code better.

How Angular Helps Developers

You’ve been introduced to Angular — a powerful framework for building modern web applications. Developed by Google, Angular enables developers to create dynamic, interactive, and high-performance apps.