Find & Hire Angular Developer

Hire dedicated Angular developers

If you’re planning on building a web application that is complex and scalable, leveraging a single-page architecture for a smooth user experience, there’s a good chance you’ll want to hire an Angular developer. Find out all about the framework and how to hire angular developers via Yotewo, in our comprehensive guide.

Why hire Angular developers?

Angular is a popular development framework because of its comprehensive set of features, its scalability and its usefulness in creating web applications. If you’re looking to build an app that has a modular structure with reusable elements, can be developed quickly and for multiple platforms at the same time, with complex structures for enterprise-level use, Angular developers are a strong choice.

As well as hiring angular developers to build a web application from scratch, you might also hire one (or a full team) to help you migrate your existing applications from older JavaScript frameworks, AngularJS or other languages. This can enable you to keep your apps up to date and future-proof.

Yotewo – Your one-stop shop for Angular programmers

At Yotewo you can hire angular developers to suit your specific needs. We have many talented and dedicated angular programmers on our roster, and you can hire them for the exact length of time you need them for, and with any additional skills you require. We give you access to developers around the world, so you can scale up or down the way that suits you.

What is Angular?

Angular is a client-side web application development framework that’s built on TypeScript (a strongly typed programming language built on JavaScript). It is free and open source, and was originally developed by Google, with significant contributions from the open-source development community. As it’s built on TypeScript, which is effectively an enhanced version of JavaScript, Angular can be used to create powerful applications that are eventually compiled and executed as JavaScript in users’ web browsers.

Angular uses modular ‘components’ to provide structure to development projects, to make them easier to manage, with code that can be efficiently maintained and scaled as needed. Each of these components can be given different behaviours, such as states and methods and events. Significantly, components are reusable, helping to make the development process faster and more efficient.

The programming framework has been around since 2016, and has since become popular with developers around the world, and is the go-to choice for many different developers and businesses.

Is Angular the same as AngularJS?

No, despite sharing similar names and origins, Angular and AngularJS are two distinct frameworks. AngularJS, sometimes referred to as Angular 1.x, is also a web application framework that was developed by Google, but it is much older and built on JavaScript rather than TypeScript. AngularJS also uses a model-view-controller (MVC) pattern rather than Angular components, and has only limited support for mobile app development. On the whole, Angular offers much faster performance.

AngularJS was the first version of the Angular framework, but the latter is so different and was rewritten to such an extent that it’s considered a completely separate framework. Today when people refer to Angular, they are usually talking about the newer framework of that name.

Angular for enterprise-level application development

While Angular is often used by indie developers for building consumer facing web applications, it is particularly useful for building enterprise level applications, that is those that are large, complex and designed to manage processes and automation within and across an entire organisation. Its high levels of security, maintainability and scalability make it a popular choice for commercial purposes. The extensive range of tools and wide ecosystem make it a robust framework for large business use, while the fact that it’s open source makes it a cost-effective and flexible option.

The right choice for building cross-platform apps

Another core advantage of Angular is its ability to build cross-platform apps using a single codebase. This allows developers to create web applications, native mobile apps and desktop applications from the same basic code, significantly reducing the amount of time require to develop an application, and making it easier to reach a wider audience without substantial adaptation.

Common uses of Angular

Angular has a variety of core uses, including:

• Dynamic single-page web applications – Apps that load and constantly update a single HTML page, offering users a seamless and dynamic experience without the need to fully refresh the page.
• Enterprise applications – As detailed above, Angular is frequently used to create complex commercial applications to suit the everyday needs of large businesses across many different team and use cases.
• Progressive web applications – Developers can create a web application that can be installed on a user’s device and like a native app in that operating system. These applications are particular useful when fluid offline access is required.
• E-commerce sites – The framework can be useful for creating complex yet smooth user journeys.

Many of the world’s largest and most successful companies use Angular, including Google, Netflix, YouTube, Amazon, PayPal and Forbes.

Migrating from AngularJS to Angular

As well as creating and maintaining new web applications, you might choose to hire Angular developers to migrate your platform from the older AngularJS framework to its newer spiritual successor. This can be a daunting prospect, but expert Angular developers have the skills to make the switch less painful. There are a number of reasons why you might want to migrate:

• To switch to a more modern and robust framework for future development
• To improve your application’s performance
• To develop better mobile ports off your app
• Better tooling and improved code thanks to TypeScript
• To gain access to new development features and an active development community

With a little planning and the right developers, migrating from AngularJS or another framework to Angular doesn’t have to be difficult or get in the way of your day-to-day operations.

Why hire Angular developers with Yotewo?

When you’re looking to hire developers, you want to know that you’re hiring skilled, reliable and efficient professionals, and that’s exactly what you get when you hire via Yotewo. We only hire top-tier programmers that are exceptional at what they do, saving you the time and money of an extensive recruitment drive to sort the wheat from the chaff.

Hiring Angular developers through Yotewo also offers a highly flexible approach towards recruitment. Once you sign up with us you can tell us exactly what you’re looking for, and we’ll do the leg work of actually finding suitable experienced candidates. Not only that, with Yotewo you can hire a full team of developers all at once, a single developer, or scale up or down your resources as needed.

Transparency is important to us and we have no hidden fees – what you see is what you get, so you can plan your finances effectively and rest easy knowing that there will be no hidden surprises further down the line.

If you’re aiming to nearshore (hiring workers who are located in countries close to you) or offshore (hiring workers in countries further away) your development work, we can connect you to dedicated Angular developers across the world, with many based in Europe and beyond.

How to get top Angular development talent fast?

So how exactly do you hire developers through Yotewo? The process is fast and simple, no matter how many developers you’re looking for:

1. Talk to Yotewo and tell us exactly what you’re looking for, such as what level of seniority or experience you’re looking for, any other skills you’d like your new developer to have or other specifications that you need them to have.
2. Wait a short time to receive your matches. This takes on average less than 48 hours.
3. Onboard your new hire(s), with support for both you and your developer from us during the process. It’s as simple as that.

What to look for in an Angular developer?

When you seek to hire an Angular developer, you of course want them to be proficient in the framework to the level that you require. But there are a number of other things you should look for when hiring for your project.

As well as being experienced and well-versed in Angular, you should also ensure that the developer is proficient and has a solid understanding in HTML and CSS, so that they can effectively structure Angular templates. They should also be experienced in TypeScript, the language that the framework is built on.

Version control proficiencies are important for Angular developers, particularly if they’ll be working in collaboration with a large team, while strong communications skills are also essential in such situations. Experience working with RESTful APIs, Node Package Manager and in debugging are also all import skills to look for.

Hire pre-vetted Angular developers

One of the risky things about hiring any new developers is whether they’re as experienced and qualified as they say they are. Of course you can take steps to check their background and their experience, but this can be a time consuming and costly process. Fortunately, we pre-vet all of our programmers before we match them to your project, so you can be sure that you’re getting exactly what you expected. Trust Yotewo to deliver the skilled Angular developers you need, when you need them and on budget.

Frequently Asked questions

Is Angular relevant today?

Yes, absolutely. Angular is used widely by developers and countries across the world for an extensive range of single page applications, enterprise applications and more. The framework was created and is still backed by Google, while a large active community helps to keep it up to date and relevant in a rapidly changing digital world.

Is Google still maintaining angular?

Yes, it is actively maintained by Google. The development team there release regular updates, features and enhancements. It also frequently releases security patches to help ensure robust cybersecurity standards for Angular’s many enterprise users.

Is AngularJS being phased out?

Yes AngularJS (also known as Angular 1.x) has been phased out, due to it being superseded by Angular. Long-term support for the framework ended in 2021, which is one good reason to migrate any legacy applications to AngularJS. That said, there are still many web applications remaining that use AngularJS, though they may be vulnerable to security risks and will inevitably become more out of date as time passes.

Why is angular so popular?

It offers a comprehensive approach to app development for everything from small consumer focused apps to large-scale enterprise applications. For the latter, it provides a uniform development structure that makes it easier to onboard new developers and ensures long-term scalability. It also offers good performance compared to other frameworks, and two-way data binding which simplifies data synchronisation and communication.

Should I choose Angular or React for my app?

The answer to that is likely to depend on the specific needs of your project or role. For complex enterprise-level applications with a robust structure, Angular is likely the better choice. If on the other hand you want more flexibility in the development environment and are working on smaller scale applications then React may be the more suitable option for your needs. Like Angular, React has reusable components, and can be used for cross-platform development. React also has an easier learning curve so may be useful where the benefits of using Angular aren’t required.