Angular

Angular is a component-based web framework maintained by Google. It was released in September 2016 as a complete ground-up rewrite of AngularJS, built on TypeScript from the start. Angular follows a batteries-included approach: routing, forms, HTTP communication, dependency injection, and internationalization ship as part of the framework rather than as third-party additions.

The current stable release is Angular 19, shipping every six months. Recent versions have introduced standalone components (no NgModule required), signals for fine-grained reactivity without Zone.js, built-in SSR with incremental hydration, and an esbuild-based build pipeline that replaced webpack. The framework releases major versions every six months, each supported for 18 months.

The official documentation includes tutorials, API references, and migration guides. The source code is on GitHub under the MIT license.