Angular is an open source JavaScript framework that enables developers to create scalable, responsive web and mobile applications. Its core is a component-based, maintainable and reusable architecture. The application components define views and functionality.

Angular supports model-view-controller (MVC) architecture. This allows visitors to navigate through different views in a single page application. In addition, Angular offers two-way data binding between model and view components.

Using Angular, you can create stunning user interfaces for desktop and native mobile applications. This includes the ability to add various animations to your application. Angular also helps developers perform unit testing, change detection and other tasks easily.

Using Angular, you could build large-scale applications with less effort and time. You can also create complex animations with ease. However, Angular is not ideal for smaller web applications.

Angular is not supported on all browsers. In addition, its syntax is not compatible with all features of each browser. Moreover, its performance is not as good as other modern alternatives.

Angular also requires you to use a third-party tool, Webstrorm. This helps to ensure security.

Angular uses an HTML-based interface, as well as TypeScript. Aside from this, it also supports semantic versioning. Semantic versioning aims to guarantee that users always receive the latest versions.

Angular is more advanced than AngularJS. AngularJS makes use of the NG directive approach to data binding. Attribute and structural directives are used to modify the DOM and the behavior of the elements.

Angular uses services and dependency injection to provide specific functionality that is not directly related to views. These services are used to perform actions like loading data from a server or applying validation rules to the input provided by the user.