AngularJS makes web applications run more efficiently
AngularJS is good news for developers because it creates a more efficient development workflow through logical and flexible methods. For example, it has a developer break their application model view controller (MVC) into components, and then AngularJS manages the interaction of those components, eliminating the need to write code for components to interact with each other. It also has a number of systems to make life easier when writing web apps, including data binding (so that when information changes in the system, it’s reflected throughout the app); has built in support for AJAX queries.
AngularJS extends the functionality of a web page
AngularJS turns web pages into highly functional and responsive web pages. This means that the user experience can be greatly enhanced by using AngularJS and its scope for practical implementation in uses such as enterprise solutions is wide. Multiple users can log in to a web page and access features like ordering, shopping, e-commerce solutions, requesting information, and also providing information.
Integration with server technology
All application interaction occurs within the web browser, making it ideal for interfacing with server-side technologies. It also makes applications independent of the platform they are used on. Building AngularJS apps means they can be used in any number of browsers, including Safari, Internet Explorer, Chrome, and Opera. They can also be accessed regardless of the operating system or the type of hardware used to run the software. This means that web applications written in AngularJS can be run on a Google iPad or Android tablet, or on a Linux, Windows, or OS X system. This makes access very efficient, and also frees up all users to are in any given geographic location.
How to implement AngularJS in your web application
You will first need to set up your development environment to build AngularJS applications, by installing AngularJS using Git and also NodeJS. It’s best to use a web server to make AngularJS requests, so you’ll need to configure your server accordingly. For more information on how to do this, see the tutorials on configuring the JSON packet to work with https requests to remote servers. You’ll need to use Karma and Protractor to test that end-to-end requests work, and then you can know that your web app is configured to behave correctly.
Starting your AngularJS web application
All AngularJS programs are started from starter projects and launched, ensuring that the basic framework for building the application is enacted to work properly in the browser environment. Setting up the seed project is the first procedure after setting up the web development server and development environment. From there, you can use a number of different templates that will help speed up your development process and get your app up and running quickly.