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Enterprise web apps
Large, form-heavy business apps with role-based access, lazy-loaded feature areas and a structure several teams can work in at once, often in an Nx monorepo.
FIG 01 · Angular Development
Angular development services for apps on the 2026 release train
New apps on Angular v22 with signals and standalone components, upgrades that move older versions back onto support, and step-by-step AngularJS migration, with the code in your repository from day one.
See how it works
FIG 02 · Quick answer
What are Angular development services?
Angular development services cover building, upgrading and maintaining web apps on Google’s Angular framework. Elgrith builds new apps on Angular v22 with signals and zoneless change detection, upgrades older versions before support ends, and migrates AngularJS 1.x apps, which lost official support in January 2022, to modern Angular step by step.
- New builds start on Angular v22
- v22
- Projects delivered since 2015
- 1,000+
- Clients across the USA, UK and India
- 250+
- Your code, repository and IP
- 100%
FIG 03 · Why it matters
AngularJS support ended in 2022. Plenty of apps still run it.
From angular.dev, the AngularJS docs and the Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2025, checked on 23 Oct 2026.
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Jan 2022
AngularJS support officially ended
The AngularJS docs: “AngularJS support has officially ended as of January 2022.” Apps still on AngularJS 1.x run on a framework that no longer gets official fixes.
Source: AngularJS docs, version support status(opens in a new tab)02
7.2%
Of developers still used AngularJS
In the 2025 Stack Overflow Developer Survey, 7.2% of all respondents used AngularJS, against 18.2% for modern Angular. That is a lot of unsupported front-end code.
Source: Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2025, technology(opens in a new tab)03
28 Nov 2026
Angular v20 long-term support ends
angular.dev lists 28 Nov 2026 as the end of LTS for v20, and says “Angular versions v2 to v19 are no longer supported.” Each major release is “typically supported for 24 months”.
Source: angular.dev, versioning and releases(opens in a new tab)
FIG 04 · Version check
Which Angular versions are supported?
Check @angular/core in your package.json, or run ng version, then find it below. If your version is past its LTS date, it no longer gets official fixes.
| Version | Status | Released | Active support ends | LTS ends | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| v22 | Active | 3 Jun 2026 | Jun 2027 | Jun 2028 | Supported: new builds start here |
| v21 | LTS | 19 Nov 2025 | 3 Jun 2026 | Jun 2027 | Supported: plan the move to v22 |
| v20 | LTS | 28 May 2025 | 19 Nov 2025 | 28 Nov 2026 | LTS ends 28 Nov 2026: upgrade now |
| v2 to v19 | Unsupported | 2016 to 2024 | Ended | Ended | Upgrade, one major at a time |
| AngularJS 1.x | Unsupported | 2010 onwards | Ended | Ended Jan 2022 | Migrate to modern Angular |
Dates from angular.dev’s releases page and the AngularJS version support status page, checked 23 Oct 2026. angular.dev says major releases are typically supported for 24 months: 12 months of active support, then 12 months of long-term support. Month-only dates are shown as angular.dev publishes them.
Need a portal or dashboard built on it? Web portal developmentFIG 05 · What you get
What our Angular development services cover
TypeScript front ends on Angular for enterprises, SaaS products and internal teams: the apps people use all day, built to stay on a supported version.
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Dashboards and data-heavy UIs
Tables, filters, charts and live updates for operations and finance teams, with signals keeping large views fast.
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Customer and partner portals
Self-service portals with sign-in, documents, orders and messages, connected to your CRM, ERP and APIs.
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Progressive web apps
Installable Angular PWAs with offline caching through the Angular service worker, for field teams and repeat users.
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Design systems
Shared component libraries on Angular Material, the Angular CDK or your own design tokens, documented and versioned for every app that uses them.
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Angular SSR and hydration
Server-side rendering and hydration for public pages that need to load fast and be read by search engines.
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Signals and zoneless
New code written with signals and standalone components, zoneless by default on v21 and later, so change detection does only the work it needs.
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Upgrades and AngularJS rescues
Apps on v19 or older moved to a supported version one major at a time, and AngularJS 1.x apps migrated to modern Angular.
Deliverables
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deliverables, in writing
Included in every build, written into your fixed quote before work starts.
FIG 06 · Upgrade path
Angular upgrades: how we move older apps onto v22
On v19 or older? It is unsupported. Angular upgrades go wrong in one big jump with no tests. We step through each major version with ng update, keep the app deployable at every step and show you the result in a weekly demo.
1. Audit
- Check
- Angular, TypeScript, RxJS and every library version
- Find
- Libraries with no release for the target version
- Output
- A written upgrade plan in your fixed quote
2. Tests first
- Add
- Unit and end-to-end tests on critical journeys
- Why
- Proof the app still works after each step
3. ng update, one major at a time
- Path
- e.g. 18 → 19 → 20 → 21 → 22
- Each step
- Angular’s update guide, tests green, deployable
4. Standalone components
- Move
- NgModules to standalone with the CLI migration
- Why
- Simpler lazy loading and smaller bundles
5. Signals and zoneless
- Adopt
- Signals in new and busy components first
- Then
- Drop zone.js once state flows through signals
6. Release
- How
- A planned deploy with a rollback ready
- Then
- A date for the next upgrade, before LTS ends
FIG 07 · AngularJS
AngularJS vs Angular, and AngularJS migration
AngularJS (1.x) and Angular (v2 and later) share a name, not a codebase. AngularJS is a JavaScript framework built on scopes and controllers; Angular is a TypeScript rewrite built on components. Moving between them is a migration, not an upgrade, and we run it so users keep working throughout.
06principles
Migration assessment
A written report on screens, directives, services, third-party modules and test coverage, with a hybrid-or-rewrite recommendation.
Hybrid with ngUpgrade
AngularJS and Angular run side by side in one app, and components move across one at a time.
Route-by-route rewrite
A new Angular app takes over one route or area at a time behind the same domain, and the old app shrinks until it can be switched off.
Services and data first
API calls and business logic moved into typed Angular services early, so every new screen reuses them.
Tests around journeys
End-to-end tests on sign-in, search, forms and checkout before anything moves, so regressions show up the same day.
Switch-off
The last AngularJS code removed, the bundle shrunk and the app left on a supported Angular version with an upgrade calendar.
FIG 08 · Hire
Hire Angular developers
Dedicated Angular developers who join your stand-ups, work in your repository and follow your code review rules, managed from our New Delhi HQ.
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Dedicated Angular developer
One full-time TypeScript developer on your product, working in your tools and your sprint.
Angular team extension
Developers, a tester and a lead added to your team for a release, an upgrade or a backlog.
Fixed-scope project
A defined app, upgrade or AngularJS migration for a fixed quote, delivered in sprints with weekly demos.
How dedicated teams work
Interviews, onboarding, replacements and hand-over, explained.
Hire dedicated developersFront end plus back end
Angular with a .NET, Java or Node.js API from one team.
Full-stack development
FIG 09 · Compare
Angular, React or Vue?
Angular gives you the most built in: routing, forms, HTTP, dependency injection and SSR, with TypeScript by default. React and Vue give you more choice and less structure. We build all three, so the advice is about your team and your app.
06principles
React vs Angular in 2026
The longer comparison: structure, hiring, performance and upgrades.
Read the comparisonAngular with a .NET API
A common enterprise pairing: Angular front end, ASP.NET Core back end.
.NET development
FIG 10 · Process · 6 steps
Angular development company: how we work
A fixed written quote after a free call, sprints with weekly demos, and an upgrade calendar so the app stays on the release train. You own the code and IP.
- Step 01
Free call
Tell us what you are building or what is breaking. We ask about users, data, integrations and deadlines, not just the framework.
- Step 02
Code or idea review
For a new app: users, screens, data and integrations. For an existing app: Angular or AngularJS version, libraries, test coverage and the parts that break most.
- Step 03
Fixed written quote
A written scope, a fixed quote and the plan for versions, hosting and hand-over, before any work starts.
- Step 04
Sprints with weekly demos
Two-week sprints in your repository, with pull requests you can read, tests in CI and a demo on staging every week.
- Step 05
Launch
A planned release with a rollback ready, performance checked on real devices, and the next upgrade date written down.
- Step 06
Support and upgrades
Security releases applied in a patch window agreed in your written scope, plus planned upgrades before your versions lose support.
FIG 11 · What you get
Everything included
Written into your fixed quote, so you know exactly what you are paying for before work starts.
11items
- Written scope and fixed quote
- Version and library audit for existing apps
- Angular v22 app in your repository
- Standalone components and signals throughout
- Unit and end-to-end tests in CI
- Component library or design system, if needed
- SSR and hydration for public pages, if needed
- Deploy pipeline and staging environment
- Upgrade calendar for Angular and libraries
- Runbooks and hand-over notes
- IP assignment: code and data are yours
FIG 12 · Tech & tools
The tools behind the work
Proven, well-supported tools, chosen for your project and set up in accounts your business owns.
- Angular v22
- TypeScript
- Angular CLI
- Signals
- Signal Forms
- Standalone components
- Zoneless change detection
- RxJS
- Angular SSR
- Angular Material
- Angular CDK
- Angular Aria
- ngUpgrade
- Nx
- Vitest
- Playwright
- Storybook
- Node.js
- .NET
- Spring Boot
FIG 13 · Who it’s for
Angular work for teams that need it built, upgraded or migrated.
New builds, upgrades, AngularJS migrations and dedicated developers, with the same rules: your repository, your IP, supported versions.
4 audiences
Product teams
New Angular v22 apps.
Enterprise apps, dashboards and portals built on Angular v22 with signals, standalone components and a clear structure for the teams that will maintain them.
- Angular v22 with signals
- Zoneless by default
- Design system from day one
- Tests in CI
Older Angular
Back onto a supported version.
Apps on v19 or older are unsupported, and v20 LTS ends on 28 November 2026. We upgrade one major at a time with ng update and tests, so nothing breaks in one jump.
- Version and library audit
- One major at a time
- Standalone and signals migration
- Upgrade calendar after
AngularJS
AngularJS 1.x, migrated without a freeze.
A hybrid ngUpgrade app or a route-by-route rewrite, chosen after an assessment, with users working in the app throughout.
- Migration assessment
- Hybrid or incremental rewrite
- Journeys covered by tests
- Old code switched off last
UK teams
Angular developers for UK teams.
UK projects run through our London client partner, with engineering at our New Delhi HQ. We write in UK English and design data handling around UK GDPR.
- London client partner
- UK English throughout
- Fixed written quote in GBP
- UK GDPR-aware data handling
FIG 14 · Working with us from the USA and UK
Built in New Delhi. Run on your hours.
Every project gets a point of contact in New York or London and an engineering team in New Delhi. Here is how today’s working days line up, live.
New York
North America
--:--ET
New Delhi team Your working day- Shared working time
- ≈ 3 hours today
- New Delhi is
- 10.5 h ahead
- Live calls, your time
- 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. ET
London
UK & Europe
--:--UK
New Delhi team Your working day- Shared working time
- ≈ 4.5 hours today
- New Delhi is
- 5.5 h ahead
- Live calls, your time
- 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. UK
Three ways to work together
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Fixed-scope project
A written scope, one fixed price and a dated plan. Suits websites, apps and MVPs.
- 02
Dedicated team
Designers and engineers on your roadmap every month, billed monthly.
- 03
White label
For US and UK agencies: our work, your brand, unbranded deliverables.
Every engagement
- Fixed quote in USD, GBP or INR after a free 30-minute call
- NDA before discovery. You own all code, designs and content
- A working demo every sprint, not status slides
- Reply within one business day, calls inside your hours
Book a call
Calls on ET or UK hours
FIG 15 · AngularJS
AngularJS migration: hybrid, incremental rewrite or full rewrite?
There is no single right way off AngularJS. This is how the three options compare; the assessment tells you which fits your app.
| Hybrid with ngUpgrade | Route-by-route rewrite | Full rewrite | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best when | The app is large and screens share a lot of code | Areas of the app are fairly separate | The app is small, or the UX is being redesigned anyway |
| Users see | One app that changes gradually | One domain, areas switching over one by one | A single cut-over to the new app |
| Release risk | Low per step | Low per step | Highest: one big release |
| Running cost during migration | Two frameworks in one bundle | Two apps behind one proxy | Old app frozen until launch |
| Watch out for | Bundle size and two change-detection systems | Shared sign-in and navigation | Feature freeze on the old app |
FIG 16 · Hire
Dedicated Angular developers vs team extension vs fixed-scope project
We don’t publish rates. This is how the three ways to work with Angular developers compare.
| Dedicated developer | Team extension | Fixed-scope project | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | A steady backlog on one product | A release or a backlog spike | A defined app, upgrade or migration |
| Who manages the work | You, in your sprint | You, with our lead | Us, against a written scope |
| How it is priced | Monthly, per developer | Monthly, per team | One fixed quote |
| Code and IP | Yours | Yours | Yours |
FIG 17 · Compare
Angular vs React vs Vue: which front end?
| Angular | React | Vue | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | A full framework | A UI library | A progressive framework |
| Language | TypeScript by default | JavaScript or TypeScript | JavaScript or TypeScript |
| Built in | Router, forms, HTTP, DI, SSR | Rendering only: you add the rest | Router and state via official libraries |
| Strong fit | Large enterprise apps with several teams | Product UIs and Next.js sites | Smaller teams and gradual adoption |
| Release rhythm | A major every 12 months, about 24 months of support | No fixed major cadence | No fixed major cadence |
| Our page | You are here | React development | Vue.js development |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about Angular Development with Elgrith.
AngularJS is the original 1.x JavaScript framework, built on scopes and controllers. Angular (v2 and later) is a full TypeScript rewrite built on components, with a different architecture, tooling and change detection. They share a name, not code, so moving from one to the other is a migration rather than an upgrade.
FIG 18 · Related
Keep exploring
React & Next.js Development
Fast React and Next.js front endsVue.js Development
Vue 3 & Nuxt apps, Vue 2 migrationFull-Stack Development
One team from UI to cloud.NET Development
ASP.NET Core apps & .NET upgradesJava Development
Spring Boot apps & Java upgradesWeb App Development
Portals, dashboards & internal toolsWeb Portal Development
Customer, partner & employee portalsHire Dedicated Developers
Your own full-time remote team
Free 30-minute call
Build it on Angular v22.
Tell us about the app you need, the Angular version you are on, or the AngularJS app you need off. After a free call you get a written scope, a migration plan if you need one, and a fixed quote.
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