Our expertise in Angular enhances our full-stack development capabilities by providing a robust and structured framework for building modern web applications.
Our Angular team brings to the table a deep understanding of this framework’s architecture, to create scalable and maintainable front-end solutions. We can seamlessly integrate Angular with back-end technologies, offering a holistic approach to full-stack development.
Our proficiency in Angular’s two-way data binding, dependency injection, and powerful template system facilitates the creation of dynamic and responsive user interfaces.
We harness Angular’s powerful CLI and built-in testing tools for efficient development and high-quality code.
By harnessing Angular we ensure a streamlined and cohesive full-stack development process, resulting in applications that are feature-rich, performant, and maintainable.
Migrating applications from AngularJS to Angular 2 and beyond is a testament to the scalability and forward-thinking nature of our development approach.
Angular Router: Angular's built-in router for handling client-side routing within your application.
CSS Pre-processors: Technologies like SCSS, LESS, or Stylus to write maintainable and structured CSS. - Angular Material: A UI component library that provides pre-designed, customizable UI components for Angular applications. - Bootstrap: Popular CSS framework for building responsive and visually appealing web interfaces.
Angular Universal: A framework for server-side rendering in Angular applications.
Ionic: A framework for building cross-platform mobile applications using Angular and web technologies. - NativeScript: Allows you to build native mobile apps for iOS and Android using Angular.
HttpClient: Angular’s built-in module for making HTTP requests to APIs.
GraphQL: A query language for your API, often used with libraries like Apollo Client.
REST API libraries: Various libraries for making RESTful API requests, such as Axios or Angular’s HttpClient.
Auth0: A platform for authentication and authorization that integrates well with Angular applications.
Firebase Authentication: A popular authentication service that can be used with Angular.
Jasmine: A popular testing framework often used with Angular for writing unit tests.
Karma: A test runner that works well with Jasmine for testing Angular applications.
Protractor: An end-to-end testing framework for Angular applications.
Angular CLI: The official command-line tool for initializing, developing, and maintaining Angular applications.
Webpack: A module bundler for optimizing and building Angular applications.
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Tools like Jenkins, Travis CI, and CircleCI for automating build and deployment processes.
Hosting and deployment platforms like Netlify, Vercel, and AWS Amplify specifically designed for modern web applications.
Firebase Realtime Database or Firestore: Cloud-based databases that can be integrated with Angular for real-time data storage. – Traditional databases like MongoDB, MySQL, or PostgreSQL can be used with Angular applications via server-side APIs.
- Angular's Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation for improved performance. - Web performance optimization tools and techniques, like lazy loading and tree shaking.
- TypeScript: A statically typed superset of JavaScript, widely used with Angular to provide strong type checking. - Using the latest ECMAScript features (ES6/ESNext) in your Angular code. - RxJS: It is used extensively for event handling, HTTP requests, managing user inputs, and asynchronous operations.
- Angular's built-in support for internationalization and localization.
- Techniques and tools for improving search engine optimization (SEO) in Angular applications, such as prerendering and server-side rendering.