Where Angular applications make sense
Angular is a full framework: routing, forms, HTTP, dependency injection, testing utilities and a CLI come as one tested set. That suits enterprise products where dozens of developers must follow the same patterns. We build back-office platforms, customer self-service portals, workflow and approval tools, reporting consoles and multi-role applications with strict permission models. Strongly typed forms and a consistent structure keep those projects predictable over many releases.
We also migrate. Many organizations still run AngularJS or an old Angular version with NgModules and RxJS patterns from years ago. We plan upgrades one major version at a time with ng update, adopt standalone components, move to the new control flow syntax, and add tests before touching risky areas. Skipping versions is tempting and usually costs more later.
