Application architecture
Module and component structure planned around how the application will actually grow, not just its first release.
Overview
A framework built for scale, and the discipline that comes with it
Angular takes a more structured, opinionated approach than React or Vue, dependency injection, a defined module system, TypeScript required rather than optional. That structure is exactly why it still shows up heavily in enterprise applications: large teams working on the same codebase benefit from fewer open decisions about how things should be organized.
We build Angular applications with a module and component structure that scales as the codebase grows, and we're just as comfortable maintaining and extending an existing Angular application as starting a new one, which is where a fair amount of our Angular work actually happens.
Tools & platforms we use
- Angular
- TypeScript
- RxJS
- NgRx
What's included
Structured for teams and codebases that need to scale
Component & service development
Built with TypeScript throughout, matched to your designs and existing coding standards.
JavaScript to TypeScript migration
Moving an existing Angular or JavaScript codebase to full TypeScript coverage incrementally, without a risky big-bang rewrite.
Ongoing application maintenance
Bug fixes, dependency updates and new features on an existing Angular application your team already relies on.
Questions
Common questions about Angular projects
4 questions
Is Angular still a good choice for a new project?
For a large, structured application with a team that benefits from its conventions, yes. For a marketing site or a smaller product, React or Vue are usually simpler and faster to build. We'll ask about your team size and application complexity before recommending it.
Can you maintain our existing Angular application?
Yes, this is a regular part of our Angular work. We'll review the existing codebase, get comfortable with its conventions, and take on new features or fixes without needing a rewrite first.
Do you work with older versions of Angular?
Yes, including planning an upgrade path if the application is several major versions behind. We'll assess how big that gap is before committing to a timeline.
Do you use NgRx for state management?
When the application's complexity actually calls for it. For simpler applications, Angular's built-in services handle state fine without adding NgRx's extra structure.
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