Angular

Angular is an open-source, TypeScript-based framework for building web applications, maintained by Google. It provides a component-based architecture along with first-party modules for routing, forms, and other core application needs, so teams do not need to assemble these building blocks from separate libraries. Recent versions have added Signals for fine-grained reactivity, a new control-flow syntax, deferrable views for lazy-loading parts of a page, and improved hydration for server-rendered apps. The framework targets professional development teams building applications that need to scale in both size and team headcount, from small projects to large enterprise codebases. Angular.dev offers tutorials for newcomers alongside deeper documentation for experienced developers, and the project has published dedicated AI-focused resources, including prompt guidance and an Angular MCP server, aimed at developers who use AI coding assistants alongside the framework. Angular traces its origins to 2010 and is currently on major version 22, reflecting a long release history with regular yearly major versions. The framework code is MIT-licensed and its documentation is under a Creative Commons license. Because Angular is a general-purpose web framework rather than an AI product itself, its AI-related features are limited to developer tooling rather than AI functionality built into applications.