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The Angular framework has a modular structure that organizes code into modules. This modular structure allows for lazy loading of features and easier division of labor among developers. Angular also uses a component-based architecture that divides the UI into independent and reusable components. These components are loosely coupled and can be easily maintained, replaced, and tested. The Angular CLI further simplifies the development process by automating tasks like project initialization through simple commands. Dependency injection in Angular defines relationships between components to enhance code quality and maintainability. A renderer translates Angular code into instructions a browser can understand to display components and templates.

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Angular

The Angular framework has a modular structure that organizes code into modules. This modular structure allows for lazy loading of features and easier division of labor among developers. Angular also uses a component-based architecture that divides the UI into independent and reusable components. These components are loosely coupled and can be easily maintained, replaced, and tested. The Angular CLI further simplifies the development process by automating tasks like project initialization through simple commands. Dependency injection in Angular defines relationships between components to enhance code quality and maintainability. A renderer translates Angular code into instructions a browser can understand to display components and templates.

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3 ANGULAR
The angular framework has a modular structure wherein it organizes the application
code into different buckets (modules). So all the components, pipes, directives,
and services are neatly organized into separate buckets as and when you build them.
As a result, you can segregate the overall functionality of the application into
exclusive features and reusable chunks of code. This, in turn, also makes it
incredibly easy for you to divide the labor amongst Angular developers.
Secondly, this modular structure of Angular enables web applications to perform
lazy loading. With lazy loading, the browser loads different features of the
application in the background. Due to this, users can instantly see and use those
features as soon as they reach the viewpoint.
Web applications with lazy loading are more likely to be liked by users compared to
the ones without lazy loading.
Component Based Architecture in Angular
While using Angular for web development, you get the ease of development that comes
with its component-based architecture.
The Angular framework divides the user interface of the application into
independent logical components. These components are organized like a tree and
follow a strict hierarchy. You can compress elements with similar functionalities
into well-defined components. Since these components are independent, you can reuse
the same components for every part of the UI that needs similar functionality.
Moreover, the components in Angular are loosely coupled. So you can easily decouple
the components you don’t want and easily replace them with other components. This
also makes Angular app maintenance very easy and less time-consuming.
Lastly, because of the independence of all the components, you can test even the
smallest parts of the application in a more organized and easy manner.
In essence, the component-based architecture of Angular facilitates easy code
reusability, app maintenance, and unit testing. Also, the new developers joining
the project won’t find it hard to navigate and understand the application code.
Angular’s efficient CLI (Command Line Interface) is one of the major advantages of
Angular for web development. With simple, quick commands, Angular CLI automates
processes like app initialization and configuration. This automation simplifies the
whole Angular web development process and enhances the code quality as well.

Using Angular CLI, you can create new projects and add or remove functionalities
just by running a couple of simple commands. Additionally, it also enables you to
run unit tests as well as end-to-end tests for the application quickly.
With the release of Angular 6.the Angular CLI has come up with the NG update
<package> command. This facilitates a quick upgrade from one major version of
Angular to another.
Considering how the ecosystem loved this command, the Angular team released unified
location services with the release of Angular 8. This has made the migration from
AngularJS to Angular super simple and quick.
Dependency injection refers to a design pattern in which one object supplies
dependency on another.
When you use Angular for web development, it runs the dependencies parallelly to
their components so that the classes derive dependency from an external source
instead of possessing them within. This creates a tree of dependency injectors that
you can alter without reconfiguring its components.
This hierarchical structure of dependency injection also defines specific
connections between all the elements and organizes them into different classes. As
a result, there is a clear relationship defining how changes in one element impact
the functionality of the others. This enhances the quality of the application code,
makes it more readable and easily maintainable.
The dependency injection in Angular is a major boost to application performance and
also makes the development process faster.
A renderer is an engine that translates the code written in Typescript and HTML
into standard JavaScript instructions that a browser can interpret. In short, a
renderer makes the components and templates of your web application understandable
to browsers so that they can display them.

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