7. Conclusion

This article is not intended to present the Angular framework in its entirety, as it represents the richest offering in its field to date, and requires a significant investment (and is sometimes criticized for this). Above all, we wanted to highlight its two core values: the use of web services and the implementation of components, and also - even if this has only just been sketched out - modules. Beyond these fundamental aspects, Angular also has other qualities that we'd like to mention. In terms of software development, Angular enables dependency injection, which allows different components to "share" the instantiation of another component (called a service). In addition, the integration of reactive programming is a powerful programming technique for listening to data flows. We've had a brief glimpse of these two facets. In terms of functionality, many Angular libraries provide developers...