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We are all living in the experience economy. We all have a recall of products that provide great user experience and we also tend to share a positive word of mouth about such products. Product engineering<\/a> isn’t just about delivering a functionality anymore but also about delivering a seamless experience. A highly visual product is inevitable. It creates engagement and makes the overall experience intuitive.
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While backend is important in terms of performance and speed, the frontend is important for the user to stay and perform the end goal may it be downloading a whitepaper, buying a product, taking the services and anything \u201cconversion\u201d.<\/p>\n

AngularJS is just getting popular among companies to build intuitive and engaging frontend. Many <\/span>AngularJS development companies<\/span><\/a> advise their clients to leverage Angular over other JS frameworks because of advantages such as two-way data binding, unit testing readiness, dependency injection, routing and animations.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Apparently, it is little confusing to select the right framework when developing the next generation AngularJS application. There are multiple <\/span>front-end frameworks <\/span>available out there that support AngularJS. In this blog, we have listed 12 AngularJS frameworks<\/a> which are best suited for the development application.<\/span><\/p>\n

1. Ionic<\/b><\/p>\n

Many <\/span>AngularJS development companies<\/span> find it challenging to build a progressive web app and native app. Their challenges are resolved with Ionic, a free and open source mobile SDK that helps to build PWA and native apps. Ionic is fully cross platform and uses over 120 native device features like Bluetooth, HealthKit, Finger Print Auth, and more. It comes with multiple ready-made components, extensible base them and typography that adapts to every platform.<\/span><\/p>\n

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2. Supersonic<\/strong><\/p>\n

The supersonic framework is mainly used by application developers<\/a> to build hybrid apps. The supersonic framework helps in creating a well-defined structure as compared to other frameworks that are not providing good structural layout, making the project complex.<\/p>\n

Another benefit is that by default supersonic apps follow MVC ( Model-view-controller) pattern which means that each of these is separate and has different areas of responsibilities to make the application functional.<\/p>\n

Below are some of the additional features of a supersonic framework:<\/p>\n