Where and when Angularjs is suitable to use?

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  1. Angularjs is well suited for medium/large applications?
  2. Only Angularjs is enough to develop an application?
  3. Can the application become more difficult to perform future maintenance? (as with PWA applications).
  4. I can host any accommodation or have any specific?
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Angularjs is well suited for medium/large applications?

It serves. In fact, there is no direct relationship between one thing and another. And I would still have to define what a medium or large application is, I guarantee that each person has a different definition. What I would say is that I shouldn’t use for something very simple and think better for something that isn’t very complex and that would be a web application and not a website.

Only Angularjs is enough to develop an application?

No, after all Angularjs is only one framework that helps you do some things on frontend. It doesn’t do everything there, and it doesn’t solve the problem of backend, is not all necessary infrastructure.

Can the application become more difficult to perform future maintenance? (as with PWA applications).

I don’t know where this idea comes from. Again I would have to define what is difficult. In one aspect it becomes more difficult, in another it becomes easier. Deep down, the way you do it is that it will determine the difficulty. If you are a naive programmer you will probably do something bad. Just a hint, your questions sound naive, so think carefully if the problem isn’t further down.

I don’t even know of problems you’re talking about PWA (at least problems you don’t have otherwise that do the same thing or that aren’t inherent in the choice made).

I can host any accommodation or have any specific?

Yes, because it won’t run on your hosting, it’s a framework of frontend which has nothing to do with hosting. There is even the possibility of using the backend, but in general this is additional and not only in addition to being optional and rarely used.

It seems that you are looking for magic answers that make you decide what to use. This does not work, so any decision will be wrong. You need to understand deeply everything to make a proper decision. You are looking at the wrong problem.

Anyone who gets along with programming is going to get along fine with any technology and she’s going to figure out what she’s getting into because she’s grounded. If the person is not prepared for this any technology will be a headache and he will suffer, then the solution is to learn properly instead just choose which technology to use and start using without understanding what he is doing.

I thought before answering why these answers are valid, but they do not help much and it may even seem that solves some problem knowing these things. Whoever gets this information as a result of learning will use it in a better way. Reading this answer seems clear that you should use Angular (and I hope you are using a version of Angular and not Angularjs that is obsolete), but I have enough experience with programming not use.

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