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

Wow amazing

Angular wala basic karanm Eken mona hari projects build karanna try karanna. Thawa angular wala best practices balanna.
Hodama de company ekakata join wena eka ethokota kohomath okkoma dewal hadenawa.

Thawa books, articles kiyawanna

@nb said in Typescrypt array help.:

distance: Number } let steps: Array<Steps> = [ { startDate: '2020-10-21', endDate: '2020-10-22', steps: 101 }, { startDate: '2020-10-22', endDate: '2020-10-23', steps: 102 }, { startDate: '2020-10-24', endDate: '2020-10-25', steps: 103 } ]; let activity: Array<Distance> = [ { startDate: '2020-10-21', endDate: '2020-10-22', distance: 101 }, { startDate: '2020-10-22', endDate: '2020-10-23', distance: 102 }, { startDate: '2020-10-26', endDate: '2020-10-26', distance: 103 } ]; function join<L extends Record<string,any>, R extends Record<string,any>>(left: Array<L>, right: Array<R>, by: Array<string>) { const joined: Array<L&R> = []; for (let l of left) { const fromRight = right.find(r => by.every((curr) => (r[curr] == l[curr]), true)) if (fromRight === undefined) continue; joined.push({ ...fromRight, ...l}) } return joined; } console.log(join(steps, activity, ['startDate', 'endDate'])) /* [LOG]: [{ "startDate": "2020-10-21", "endDate": "2020-10-22", "distance": 101, "steps": 101 }, { "startDate": "2020-10-22", "endDate": "2020-10-23", "distance": 102, "steps": 102 }] */

Thanx Brother. man try karala balannam meka

@coder-lk can bro

I want to know how we can pass image to php backend to using retrofit ?(it must be support to android 10 to up )

@root Thanks bro :+1: :+1:

thanks bro

@kasun-viduranga

Angular walata hadapuwa nam ba , anith ewa puluwan

thanks for the info

@Udith-Indrakantha

awesome bro , thank you

sidebar eka component ekka karanna nathnam eke thiyena js run wenne na anith pages wala.

Great bro

Keep it up, good luck

@root thank you I'll check. Sorry for the late reply