Angular: enforced structure for large teams and systems

Angular is Google's complete framework: it ships with every decision already made — project structure, routing, forms, testing — unlike React, where those choices are left to each team. That rigidity is precisely its advantage: in enterprise applications with multiple teams and staff rotation, the enforced structure keeps the codebase coherent for years. We see it frequently in corporations, banking and large internal systems. We are equally direct about the flip side: for new small and mid-sized projects we usually recommend React, where the hiring market is larger and iteration faster. Where Angular shines in our work: taking over, modernizing and extending existing Angular applications without costly rewrites.