Angular is a framework for building web applications. It is supported by libraries and tools. It has been around for a few donkey years, but it’s been getting a new makeover lately. It has been updated with components from material design, a system that considers user interactions and tries to make them as easy to use as possible.

Angular is organized around the concept of components. Each component contains a class that holds the application data and a template to display it. Angular also provides decorators, which allow you to customize JavaScript classes. Decorators let you add component-specific metadata to classes. Decorators are helpful when you need to make an application respond to user input.

Angular provides a variety of features that can simplify the development process. For example, templates and support features help developers quickly and easily build applications. Its Ahead-of-Time (AOT) complication compiles HTML code for quicker rendering in a browser. Developers can also use a Command Line Interface (CLI) to help them build projects and applications.

Angular supports a number of popular code editors. Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text, and WebStorm are some examples.