Transform
business to client-side development
Today’s modern companies rely on web-based software to
operate efficiently and provide value to their customers. These applications
often contain custom and intricate business logic that gives businesses an edge
over their competition. The new version of Angular provides a solid foundation
to rapidly and efficiently build and scale advanced cross-platform
applications.
The most exciting thing about Angular 2 is the fact
that it is now much more than a tool for building web applications. Indeed, the
main challenge that Angular 2 tackles is the integration of various development
platforms. For organizations with applications running on multiple platforms
(Web, Mobile Web, Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, Linux) it is often tedious to
share code as developers have varying skillsets. This code multiplicity makes
the application development process a lot harder than it should be. Angular 2
resolves this issue by allowing developers to reuse components across multiple
platforms, therefore creating code that can map across all platforms. This
opens the door to huge potential gains in efficiency for organizations, thus
reducing project time and cost.
Angular 2 allows businesses to transform to a
client-side software development model and pivot in an agile manner while still
maintaining strict IT controls on core backend services that drive the business
logic behind the scenes.
Angular 2 uses Microsoft TypeScript (a superset of
JavaScript) as main programming language. This simplifies the development
process by significantly decreasing the number of decisions that developers
have to make. Therefore, it allows developers to focus on what really matters:
the user experience. Google recommends to use Microsoft’s TypeScript language,
which brought improvements such as: Class-based Object Oriented Programming, Generics
and Lambdas etc... TypeScript is a superset of ECMAScript 6, and the Angular
2.0 has adopted some of ES6’s features: Iterators, For/Of loops and Reflection.
Key
points to use Angular 2
Ø Built
for use with TypeScript for fewer errors in code.
Ø Client
side will be decoupled from the server side, so development work will progress
in parallel.
Ø Amount
of JavaScript coding will be reduced, and it will be easier for you to see the potential of the application.
Ø Improved
Testability.
Ø Component
friendly.
Ø Built-in
command line interface for standardized template.
Ø Easier
to understand API.
Ø Improved
debugging.
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