Angular
The framework we know best — our default for complex, long-lived web applications.
Angular has been our core frontend framework since 2018. We have built on every major version since Angular 2, migrated legacy AngularJS codebases, and kept large applications healthy through years of upgrades.
It is our default choice for complex, data-heavy applications: internal platforms, customer portals, and systems where strict typing, testability, and long-term maintainability matter more than novelty.
Angular is opinionated, and that is exactly why we like it. The framework’s structure keeps a codebase consistent as it grows — so the application you launch in year one is still pleasant to work on in year five.
When we reach for Angular
Complex business applications
Dashboards, admin platforms, and data-heavy tools with many screens, roles, and workflows. Angular’s structure keeps large codebases organised as they grow.
Enterprise environments
Teams that need strict typing, dependency injection, and testability built in — not bolted on. Angular fits organisations with established processes and review culture.
Long-lived products
Applications that will be maintained for five or ten years. Angular’s predictable release cycle and upgrade tooling make staying current a routine task, not a rewrite.
AngularJS and legacy migrations
When an aging AngularJS or jQuery frontend needs a future, we migrate it to modern Angular incrementally — without shutting down the business that runs on it.
How we work with it
We have worked with Angular since 2018, across every major version since Angular 2. That depth is why Angular consulting is a service of its own here: performance audits, migration roadmaps, and architecture reviews with fixed scope and clear pricing.
On new builds we use standalone components, signals, and strict TypeScript from day one, so the codebase starts on the patterns the framework is moving toward. If the project calls for a plug-and-play component library, we choose the one that best fits the project’s needs.
Most Angular work we take on falls into two groups: building new applications, and rescuing existing ones — slow change detection, tangled RxJS, or a migration that stalled halfway. We have seen both sides often enough to know which traps to avoid before they cost you months.
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