Angular
Google's framework for building the screens of a website, written in TypeScript. Most common in the frontends of large companies.
What it tells you about a developer
Angular depth signals enterprise frontend experience and guaranteed TypeScript fluency. Moving to React or Vue is a modest ramp. The bigger adjustment is usually from enterprise pace to startup pace.
The name is ambiguous
AngularJS (2010), a different framework with the same name
- Type
- Framework
- Released
- 2016
- Built by
- Used in
- Frontend
Angular prescribes far more structure than React or Vue, which suits big teams and long-lived corporate applications. It required TypeScript before most of the industry adopted it. Angular experience skews toward banks, insurers, and other large organizations.