Why AngularJS is the preferred front-end framework for web application

AngularJS is a structured framework used to build dynamic web applications. Introduced by Google in 2012, it provides the infrastructure that supports Google applications.  It is power packed with the simplicity of HTML and programming capability. AngularJS makes much of the code you would otherwise have to write completely redundant. Which means half of the job is done by the AngularJS for you, is that enough??? Most of the developers say a big YES, I know. Ok, let’s continue our topic.

Should we learn/use AngularJS for web applications?

AngularJS has many powerful features; some of them are listed below:

• MVC Framework: MVC is a design pattern for web application development. With this framework, one can easily develop web applications.
• HTML as UI: AngularJS uses HTML to develop user interface.
• Component: A component in AngularJS is a class with a template and a decorator. Here template is the user interface and decorator is the decorator provided by the Angular to add metadata to the class.
• Data Binding: Data binding is the process of connecting the data from Controller with the View and vice versa. AngularJS supports 3 types of data binding such as String Interpolation, Property Binding, and Event Binding.
• Service: Service in AngularJS is simply an object that provides some sort of service that can be reused within an angular application. Just like any other JavaScript object, it has properties and methods.

 Other than these wonderful features it gives us the following things too.

1. Build an application in a short time
2. It is super easy to learn
3. An open source framework
4. Much faster performance

Conclusion:
It combines HTML/JavaScript framework that simplifies building web applications against RESTful web services. Despite the fact that AngularJS is commonly used to build single page applications, you can use AngularJS to build any kind of app. Another important thing is that AngularJS gives the freedom to work with multiple platforms for a single application via web service.

Hope this will help you to “say hi” to AngularJS. Let’s get into it.