


Share 5 frameworks for creating applications using AngularJS_AngularJS
If you plan to use AngularJS to create your web application, start now. You don’t need to have any fear or worry, because there are many frameworks that can support AngularJS well. These frameworks have pre-installed web components, and using them can help you quickly develop your projects. Here are 5 such frameworks to help you build web applications using AngularJS.
This framework is based on the currently very popular front-end framework Bootstrap. It includes a series of Bootstrap components, such as Carousel, Alert, Collapse, Rating and TimePicker. All of these components are portable to AngularJS, supporting AngularJS directives and regular HTML elements. If you like using Bootstrap, then this framework is perfect for you.
This framework can also be ported to use AngularJS, which changes the Foundation component to adapt it to AngularJS directives and HTML elements, so you can create your web application using only HTML. This will make many people like this framework, and you can download updates from its GitHub homepage.
Ionic includes some reliable modules that make mobile development easier and faster. This framework is optimized for the mobile experience. Using the Ionic framework, you can effectively utilize the features of AngularJs and greatly improve the efficiency, quality, and modularity of HTML5 application development. Therefore, if you are very concerned about performance and speed, this framework is suitable.
Just like its name, this is an HTML5 mobile UI framework that allows the use of Angular JS and Bootstrap 3 to develop mobile applications. In addition, it can help convert a web app into a mobile version by adding CSS.
5. UI Grid
The Grid control can not only display data, but also provides rich support for data. It's probably the best way you can handle tables in AngularJS.
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