- Since it’s an open source framework, you can expect the number of errors or issues to be minimal.
- Two-way binding – Angular.js keeps the data and presentation layer in sync. Now you don’t need to write additional JavaScript code to keep the data in your HTML code and your data later in sync. Angular.js will automatically do this for you. You just need to specify which control is bound to which part of your model.
- Routing – Angular can take care of routing which means moving from one view to another. This is the key fundamental of single page applications; wherein you can move to different functionalities in your web application based on user interaction but still stay on the same page.
- Angular supports testing, both Unit Testing, and Integration Testing.
- It extends HTML by providing its own elements called directives. At a high level, directives are markers on a DOM element (such as an attribute, element name, and comment or CSS class) that tell AngularJS’s HTML compiler to attach a specified behavior to that DOM element. These directives help in extending the functionality of existing HTML elements to give more power to your web application.
- If an application is heavy, then Angular 2 keeps it fully UI (User Interface) responsive.
- It uses the server side rendering for fast views on mobile.
- It works well with ECMAScript and other languages that compile with JavaScript.
- It uses dependency injection to maintain applications without writing lengthy codes.
- The applications here have a component-based approach.