Angular Development Company

Here’s where that number comes from. Over 2.2 million applicants a year apply to work with us every year. That’s roughly 6K per day. We put them through a series of evaluations and interviews to assess technical capabilities, critical thinking, English skills, and more. 

Out of that original 2.2 million, we end up hiring less than 1%. In simpler terms, our developers are the best of the best.

No, no juniors. You will work exclusively with senior developers. Our engineers have 8-10+ years of experience and have passed rigorous technical evaluations specific to Angular. 

We have 4000+ software engineers on staff and thousands more in our pipeline. Meaning, we can provide devs that match your exact tech stack and capabilities needs. For example, if you needed an Angular developer with experience building dashboards for fintech platforms and using Plaid APIs, we could meet those specifications.

We can typically onboard software engineers or assemble a dedicated development team in as few as 2 weeks, sometimes sooner. Full ramp-up time for your codebase or product depends on how complex your stack and documentation are. That said, our developers often ramp up much faster than the typical hire. This is due to their tenure, level of technical experience, and ability to approach their work strategically. 

Yes, testing and QA are critical parts of the process. We write unit tests for critical logic and UI components using Jasmine and end-to-end tests with tools like Cypress. Every feature goes through peer code review. Plus, we follow linting and formatting standards to keep the codebase consistent. 

We also integrate tests into CI pipelines. This helps us catch regressions early before anything hits staging or production.

As a general rule, we use client-provided accounts, tools, and access levels. We only request what’s needed to do the work. This is the case for any of our software development services. Our engineers are used to working behind VPNs, using SSO, and following your security protocols. Rest assured, we take protecting your IP seriously. 

More than likely, yes. We have extensive experience in highly regulated industries like healthcare and finance. This means we've worked on hundreds of projects that had to meet strict rules and regulations related to HIPAA, FDA, GDPR, ISO27001, and others.

In a sense, yes. When you work with us via staff augmentation and dedicated teams, we plug our software engineers directly into your internal teams. They work your hours, follow your processes, and join team meetings and calls. Essentially, they operate exactly like your in-house engineers even though they are members of our full-time staff.

Very likely. We’ve delivered 1250+ projects across 130+ industry sectors. Many of those involved Angular app development. To see specific work related to your industry and company needs, we recommend you schedule a call and talk to our team. 

Every engagement is different, and the process varies slightly depending on what aspect of the project we're supporting. That said, the general development process goes like this:

First, we dig into your goals, app architecture, and overall needs. We then design a scalable architecture based on those needs and your existing codebase. Our engineers build the app using modern Angular best practices like component-based design, lazy loading, and clean state handling.

Along the way, every new feature is reviewed, tested, and validated using testing tools and manual QA. We hand off the code or handle deployment into your environments with clear documentation and post-launch support as needed.

AngularJS and modern Angular are completely different frameworks with distinct architectures. Since AngularJS is no longer supported by Google, it's not recommended for building or maintaining apps. We focus on modern Angular development but can help maintain or migrate existing AngularJS codebases as needed.

Delivering apps that can handle growth begins with structure. Our engineers use a component-based modular architecture to make apps easy to extend, test, and maintain as they grow. We also use NgRx for managing state and service layers for business logic so that your app performs as expected even as complexity increases.

Yes, we still offer AngularJS development services to help maintain and migrate legacy codebases. Most of our AngularJS work involves helping teams transition from AngularJS to modern Angular since Google's support for AngularJS ended in 2021. We don't actively build in AngularJS because it opens companies with legacy codebases up to security and performance risks. No support means AngularJS apps will also be increasingly difficult to maintain. If you're currently using AngularJS or are thinking of migrating, we're happy to help you evaluate your options and devise a step-by-step migration plan.