AngularJS vs. Ember.js vs. Espresso.js

We use Angular.js to build our front-end framework known as Frontkit, so our apps can get started faster with reliable, interactive components.

Multiple single-page applications

Being a large web app, we used Angular with Require JS to manage+lazy load assets and dependencies

Build web interface console.

The whole frontend and the most analytics functions are hosted directly in the browser based on a RESTful API.

Framework for our client-side app.

front-end

Dipping our toes in… currently using it to add enhanced functionality to specific UI components.

To build modern and powerful HTML5 web applications, cutting down both costs and time to market.

Hilenium's front end is built using AngularJS.

Among the best Front-End JS Framework Update: React & Angular2 are now leading but we are now stuck with AngularJS :-)

Front-end story feed. Used this in conjunction with our REST API, which is built with Django/Django REST Framework.

Live data binding and a superpowered MVC!

Single page browser app

spa

All of our frontend code is on AngularJS. Directives, controllers, and services really help in organizing code in order to keep things maintainable, and two-way binding makes data input easy. The large ecosystem of modules for directives is fantastic, too.

Perfect data bindings!

Main UI Framework

When ever I need heavy user client side apps this is my tool of choice. There are a ton of JS frameworks out there, picked this one because of philosophy they are trying to put out there and great community. Two way data binding FTW!

Running the UI

Our Web App is built in Angular 1.3.

KB's frontend / Dashboard is built on AngularJs

Client Framework, integrates niceley with d3 and websockets, if you know how...

frontend

We have a core angular skeleton that we use to rapid prototype custom tailored web applications.

As the frontend framework.

Our Javascript Framework

Powers the front-end admin dashboard and overall client-side application.

Quick and powerful front-end development platform

Great way to manage presenting the data generated.

Use angular for two way data binding and several Ajax calls to various API's.

MVC Framework

Used in Control, Player, Apps (internal) and Logs (internal)

Front-end framework

The front end was built on an Angular template supplied by the client. We leveraged Angular's flexibility and speed to delivered complex matrices of data quickly and with great finesse.

Testing with Angular Materia Design for next project

Front End framework.

we use angularJS as one of the MVC frameworks for our client side GUI needs.

For development marketing. To use later.

Front-end javascript framework.

Frontend framework

2.0 is out there! Migration!

Runs the core application, ties together components with the Redux states to do lots of cool things.

Our legacy front-ends are built using AngularJS for some products.

View and controller framework for Central Monitoring App

Used Angular2(TypeScript) + Semantic UI for web application development

angular2-starter-kit. not production-ready.

The client side is built using angular2.

Angular 2 is modular. Perfect!

Front end framework

Finally out of the RC phase with final release, Angular 2 provides us a modern web framework optimized for both developer productivity and performance. With ahead-of-time compilation, built-in lazy-loading, server-side rendering etc, it helps us in deploying fast and performant app across platforms.

The fleet admin app is an Angular application.

Frontend framework

Our client-side framework

Angular JS is the main web application.

Yeaa just for front end thingy

Ng2 provides the client-side logic for the dashboards.

Our front-ends are written in Angular2

used angular on 3 projects extensively. slow compared to react but the bindings can be bliss. makes single page interactive websites a breeze.

Front End MV*, REST consumer

프론트엔드 MVC, MVVM 프레임워크는 AngularJS를 사용합니다.

Overall website base and MVC, interactive features.

Web UI.

Core da aplicação web

I created a few SPA websites with it.

Used for some legacy side projects - to be replaced by Angular 2+

Used previously, currently uses Angular 4+

Made me stop working on backend and start focusing even more on Front End.

Angular is the my preferred framework for creating interactive components of a web app

AngularJS is a structural framework for dynamic web apps. With AngularJS, designers can use HTML as the template language and it allows for the extension of HTML's syntax to convey the application's components effortlessly. Angular makes much of the code you would otherwise have to write completely redundant. We can use Angular to build any kind of app, taking advantage of features like: Two-way binding, templating, RESTful api handling, modularization, AJAX handling, dependency injection, etc

Kinda outdated in this one... NG1.6, not liking the new approach on TS but I guess things are to evolve and we need to keep up... I'm watching you vuejs

We prefer React over AngularJS. We don't use AngularJS.

We're using a 100% Ember application in our main website, bytelore.com, after we decided to refactor it.

ember.js powers enlist's frontend.

Ember.js is the framework we have used to develop our front end applications in.

Icon is so cute; so does the framework.

Framework front-end utilizado para atingir alta produtividade e permitir organização por todo o projeto client web.

I have experience with Ember 1, 2 and 3 (3+ years experience - remotely work)