When to choose Angular?
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An enterprise application
Many screens, user roles, complex forms and business rules.
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A strict framework
Enforced structure and TypeScript: the code stays consistent even with several developers.
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An existing Java or .NET system
Angular integrates naturally with this kind of information system.
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Long-term maintenance
A predictable release schedule and upgrade tools provided by the Angular team.
When it isn't the best choice
For a small project or a public website that mainly needs to rank, Angular is often too heavy: Vue.js, React with Next.js or a simpler site will fit better.
What we build with Angular
Business application
Back office, case management, approval workflows.
Internal portal
Role-based access, dashboards, documents.
Version upgrade
Moving from an old Angular version to recent ones.
AngularJS migration
Gradual rewrite of an AngularJS application into modern Angular.
Takeover, migration and maintenance
AngularJS (version 1) has not been maintained by Google since early 2022: no more security fixes. We audit the application, choose the strategy (gradual migration to Angular, or to React or Vue.js depending on your team) and migrate screen by screen so the tool stays usable during the work.
Related services and budget
Indicative budget
Angular web application from €3,500. AngularJS audit and migration plan from €490. Maintenance from €49 per month.
Frequently asked questions: Angular
They are two different frameworks despite the name. AngularJS (version 1) is no longer maintained; Angular (version 2 onwards) is the current version, rewritten in TypeScript.
Not all at once. Migration is usually done screen by screen, with the old and new versions coexisting during the work.
Yes for structured enterprise applications maintained over the long term. For a lighter project, we will suggest a simpler alternative.
Yes: version upgrades, fixes, new features and documentation.