AngularJS
Extends HTML syntax with directives, two-way data binding, and dependency injection to build web applications entirely in JavaScript
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| + | Two-Way Data Binding | Synchronizes data between the model and the view automatically, removing the need to write manual DOM update code. |
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| + | Dependency Injection | Supplies components with their required services from an external injector instead of having them create dependencies internally. |
| + | Directives | Extends HTML with custom attributes and elements, such as ng-repeat and ng-if, to define reusable declarative UI behavior. |
| + | MVC Architecture | Separates an application into model, view, and controller layers so each can be developed and tested independently. |
| + | Built-in Testability | Ships with mock objects and an end-to-end scenario runner alongside dependency injection to support unit and integration testing. |
| + | Filters | Formats displayed data inside templates, such as converting text case or formatting currency, without extra controller code. |
| + | Client-Side Routing | Maps browser URLs to views and controllers through the ngRoute module, allowing navigation without full page reloads. |
| - | Digest Cycle Overhead | Slows applications that register large numbers of watchers, since every bound expression is re-checked on each digest cycle. |
| - | No Built-in Static Typing | Leaves large codebases without compile-time type checking, unlike its TypeScript-based successor. |
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Notes
Notes:
- Superseded by Angular (2+), a complete TypeScript-based rewrite maintained separately at angular.dev.
- Officially supported browsers were Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Safari for iOS, and Internet Explorer 9-11.
- Third parties such as HeroDevs and OpenLogic offer commercial extended support since the framework’s own end of life.