Angular (previously AngularJS) is a Google-maintained open-source framework designed for building dynamic web applications. Utilizing TypeScript, it features a component-based structure, enabling developers to create reusable and manageable UI components. Angular's standout features include two-way data binding and dependency injection, simplifying the development of complex applications.
Why would you need a backend for your Angular app?
At some point, a backend is mandatory for implementing critical features:
- Handling Evolving Data: Prepare to work with data that is subject to change over time.
- CRUD Functionalities: CRUD refers to the processes of Creating, Reading, Updating, and Deleting. Facilitate user engagement by allowing them to generate and control their content.
- Implementing User Access: This requires setting up systems for user sign-ins and registrations, along with managing permissions for accessing your resources.
- Management of Files and Images: Focus on the upload, storage, and access of files and images.
- Backend Logic Implementation: Consider incorporating backend operations like email dispatch or other activities that require a secure server environment and cannot be handled client-side.
What is CASE?
CASE is a lightweight backend-as-a-service that deploys
a full backend in one-command with everything you need without configuration:
- Database
- REST API
- Admin Panel
Why is CASE the best backend to use with Angular ?
Combining CASE and AngularJS gives you many advantages:
- Stay in TypeScript: CASE uses TypeScript too ! You can easily create a monorepo and share logic and types
- Use the JS SDK: Use the CASE JS SDK in Angular to access backend functions such as lists, filters, upload, creation, login/logout...
- Nothing to configure: The backend, often a complex realm with many components, is simplified with CASE as there is nothing to configure.