We have good experience in developing web frontends using Angular UI Bootstrap components. The common mistake that developers make is that they customize the core files directly to achieve the functionality which is a wrong practice. We follow the best approach of using framework effectively it build off of it. It helps to upgrade to the latest version.

ECMA Script 6 makes code modern and clear which eventually makes javascript programming easier. Using trackBy along with *ngFor, using lazy loading to optimize the page load, using index.ts file to all the file correlated in a single location, avoiding the use of ‘any’ type, preventing memory leaks in Angular observable, avoiding any type of logics in templates are few of the long set of practices which we follow while developing Angular JS applications.

Angular being the frontend framework security practices must be followed while developing Angular JS web applications. Practices like preventing cross-site scripting, presenting client-side XSS-attacks, using DOMSanitizer APIs, using bypassSecurityTrustHtml, handling cross-site request forgery, using route guards on the navigation, etc are being followed religiously by our expert team of angular JS developers.

Our Angular JS expert developers ensure that HTML syntax is used in abundance to hide the complexity of CSS and create reusable components and DOM structures to give away any redundancies. Our Angular JS developers are experts in building two-way data binding applications so that synchronization of data can be automatic between the components.

We understand the single responsibility principle. When modules are large, operations to debug, manage and test become very difficult. Breaking down larger components into smaller ones reduces redundancies too and makes manage, maintain and debug less effort.

Making optimized and judicious use of caching API calls can make your application fast and swift. In APIs where the response does not change frequently, the practice of storing API responses in cache makes a good difference.

We use tools like SonarQube for code quality and security testing, BurpSuite for manual security testing, ZAP for dynamic analysis, and SecurityHeaders.io to analyze HTTP response headers, etc to keep our development as secured as possible.

Setting up a continuous integration and delivery process has become critical nowadays. It helps us to squash out bugs quite early in our iOS app development cycle that saves a lot of developer’s time.