Angular is a TypeScript-based open-source web application framework maintained by Google. Its core strengths lie in:

Component-based architecture Built-in dependency injection Reactive forms & RxJS Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation CLI support for automated scaffolding, testing, and deployment

Key Features

Signal-based reactivity model (introduced in v16 and now more powerful in v18): Reduces change detection overhead Offers fine-grained reactive programming, similar to SolidJS Great for performance tuning in real-time dashboards or high-interaction UIs Standalone Components: No longer need to declare everything in NgModules Speeds up app bootstrap time and simplifies project structure Hydration Support for SSR: Improves Time to Interactive (TTI) for Angular Universal apps Mainly beneficial for SEO-driven platforms

Built-in support for Tailwind CSS and improved CLI extensibility

Zoneless change detection:

Performance boost by removing zone.js overhead in controlled environments

At Impero IT Services, we’ve delivered Angular apps across sectors like fintech, healthcare, and B2B SaaS.

In one case, we built a real-time compliance dashboard for a financial firm using Angular 17+Signals. The data-intensive nature of the app required high performance, reactive UI updates, and maintainability. Angular’s latest reactive primitives and zoneless rendering allowed us to cut down response latency by nearly 40%, even with thousands of data points updating per second.

We paired Angular with:

NgRx for state management Tailwind for utility-first UI styling Firebase for scalable backend integration Cypress & Jest for end-to-end testing

From my 10+ years in the software development industry, one major consideration is how well the agency understands not just mobile tech, but the eCommerce domain itself because building a fast-loading app is one thing, but syncing it with live inventory, handling order logic, multi-currency setups or integrating with CRMs like HubSpot or Zoho is a different game.

At Impero IT Services, we recently helped a UAE-based luxury fashion retailer transition from a sluggish WooCommerce site to a robust Flutter-based mobile app connected via custom APIs. The client needed real-time stock updates across physical stores, flash sale handling, and a smooth loyalty rewards engine built from scratch. We used Firebase for push notifications and offline cart support and implemented Stripe and Razorpay for multi-gateway integration depending on user location.

What made the biggest difference?

Custom API architecture with caching to reduce server load.

Focus on UI/UX tailored for mobile shopping behavior—swipe-based browsing, wishlist toggles, and one-click reordering.

A modular codebase that allowed future integration with POS systems.