AngularJS

How it works

AngularJS connects HTML templates to JavaScript data through directives and bindings. When that data changes, the interface can update without loading an entirely new page. Many established applications use this approach, so understanding their controllers, templates, and dependencies is useful when planning improvements or a gradual migration.

What you can build

Existing AngularJS projects include dashboards, forms, and business applications; understanding it helps with maintaining or migrating those systems.

• Existing dashboard maintenance

  Trace how filters and forms update an established business dashboard, then make carefully scoped fixes while preserving workflows its users already know.

• Migration planning

  Map an older application into functional areas so individual screens can be replaced and verified gradually instead of rewriting everything at once.

Things to consider

Official AngularJS support has ended. Work on existing systems should include a maintenance and migration plan, with dependencies and externally maintained support assessed separately.