AngularJS is a JavaScript-based web framework, developed by Google and maintained by a community of individuals and corporations. It was designed for building single-page applications. But it is no longer maintained by the company Google, so you’re left to build your own site. If you’d like to get the most out of your AngularJS project, you’ll need to consider moving on to a different framework.

The AngularJS framework will read an HTML page and interpret custom HTML attributes as directives. It will then bind input and output to a model. Models can be stored in a database and retrieved in a variety of ways, including static JSON resources. A simple example of MVC is shown below.

AngularJS provides a set of directives that let you extend the HTML language. These directives are markers on DOM elements that tell AngularJS’ HTML compiler to apply the specified behavior to the element. This extends the functionality of HTML elements and gives web applications more flexibility (more information). You can use directives to access items in a table or a list.

Angular JS provides a framework that enables you to use the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern. This pattern separates the data layer from the presentation layer, allowing for easier management. It also provides tools for data model binding, which allows you to create custom HTML tags and control their behavior.