Angular is a TypeScript-based framework designed for building dynamic web applications. It allows you to create beautiful UIs for both desktop and mobile applications. In addition, Angular provides the ability to easily unit test and perform change detection.

Angular uses a modular system to allow for a faster and easier development experience. Each component within an application has a TypeScript class. These components are then combined with binding markup to form a component template. The directives in an HTML template are used to reorder and transform DOM elements.

Angular also supports two-way data binding, which occurs between the model and view components. Besides, Angular provides a Router service to provide sophisticated in-browser navigation capabilities. Angular applications follow the MVC pattern, which divides the data application into a model and a controller.

Angular’s modular architecture allows for large applications to be built more quickly and easily. This makes it a good choice for modern design and dynamic behavior.

Angular allows developers to write code using TypeScript and a variety of other languages. Developers can use lambda operators, iterators, and syntax for type checking. Also, Angular’s Semantic Versioning allows for a consistent delivery of new versions of the framework.

Angular is compatible with Linux, Windows, and macOS. Additionally, it supports native mobile development. With Angular’s mobile-driven approach, you can build cross-platform applications for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone. Using Angular’s command-line interface (CLI), you can add services, add components, and perform real-time data binding.