AngularJS would be the open-source JavaScript framework developed by Google to make the development of dynamic web applications more responsive. The first edition of this was launched in the year 2010, at which point AngularJS rattled the cage of web development by standardizing one-page application production. It is constituted through Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture making a proper segmented application in terms of logically separate parts, that is data models, views, and controls.
A significant feature of AngularJS is two-way binding. In other words, a change in user interface reflects automatically in the data model and vice versa, hence reducing lots of codes and making development work fairly much easier. The other advantage of AngularJS is that it has directives, that is the special markers in the HTML, attached behavior to elements by intensifying the flexibility of the application's interface.
Another advantage of AngularJS is its dependency injection system, which greatly simplifies the management of services and their dependencies. It also has built-in testing support. Jasmine and other testing libraries do unit testing. This is an absolute necessity to implement a solid and error-free application.
Although it was a great success at one time, AngularJS is being very slowly phased out by its successor Angular-that is much more performance and feature rich. Still, AngularJS holds a significant place in the history of web development; many current front-end frameworks have become what they are due to the influence of this framework and how it will mold the future of web applications.
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