Angular

Google, Mountain View, California, United States

Angular is an open-source single-page web application framework, a successor to AngularJS, developed by Google.

It uses a component-based architecture with a built-in router, and offers a dependency injection system, ahead-of-time compilation, reactive programming (via RxJS or Signals), and support for server-side rendering and static site generation.

According to our data, Angular is the 9th most popular frontend framework on the web.
It has 3.3% of the frontend framework market share and is present on 0.3% of all websites.

💸 Pricing

Angular is available for free.

Free ✔️Open source

📊 Rankings and Market Share

🏆 Angular Awards

⚡ Sites Built With Angular

We have data on 7,762 websites that use the Angular frontend framework. Here is a list of some of the top ranked ones.

The highest rated site using Angular is archive.org.

#WebsiteRankCountryLanguage
1 archive.org #46 United States English
2 rajasthan.gov.in #175 India English
3 wunderground.com #589 United States English
4 testbook.com #621 India English
5 fidelity.com #1,013 United States English
6 capitalone.com #1,024 United States English
7 irctc.co.in #1,341 India English
8 studentaid.gov #1,365 United States English
9 citi.com #1,448 United States English
10 stuff.co.nz #1,507 New Zealand English
11 virginmedia.com #1,644 United Kingdom English
12 getepic.com #1,648 United States American English
13 freelancer.com #1,788 Australia English
14 homedepot.ca #1,795 Canada English
15 buenosaires.gob.ar #1,821 Argentina Spanish
16 handelsblatt.com #1,832 Germany English
17 mts.ru #1,918 Russia Russian
18 24tv.ua #2,005 Ukraine Ukrainian
19 gog.com #2,082 Poland English
20 starlink.com #2,083 United States English

📈 Usage Statistics

Most of the sites that use Angular:

Most of the sites using Angular are from the United States, Germany, and Brazil.

  • United States 20.7%
  • Germany 8.9%
  • Brazil 5%
  • India 4.6%
  • France 4.2%
  • United Kingdom 4.1%
  • Netherlands 2.6%
  • Russia 2.5%
  • Italy 2.5%
  • Other 44.9%

Most Angular users speak English, Spanish, or German.

  • English 65.5%
  • Spanish 5%
  • German 4.5%
  • Portuguese 3.8%
  • French 3.2%
  • Russian 2.1%
  • Italian 1.5%
  • Dutch 1.4%
  • Ukrainian 1.3%
  • Other 11.7%

The Angular frontend framework is especially popular on .com top-level domains.

  • .com 41.3%
  • .de 4.6%
  • .org 3.8%
  • .com.br 2.6%
  • .net 2.5%
  • .it 1.6%
  • .fr 1.5%
  • .ru 1.4%
  • .io 1.4%
  • Other 39.3%

The primary market segments for websites utilizing Angular include business, marketing and merchandising, and online shopping.

  • Business 17.6%
  • Marketing/Merchandising 8.8%
  • Online Shopping 8.1%
  • Travel 5.9%
  • Internet Services 5.4%
  • Education/Reference 5.3%
  • Finance/Banking 5.2%
  • Entertainment 4.5%
  • Public Information 2.6%
  • Other 36.6%

🔢 Angular Versions

The most popular version of Angular is 16.2, used by 8.4% of sites where versions were detected. In addition, 8.2% of sites use Angular 18.2, and 7.3% use Angular 17.3.

The Angular version distribution shows significant fragmentation, with 45.3% of sites using versions other than the top ones.

  • 16.2 8.4%
  • 18.2 8.2%
  • 17.3 7.3%
  • 15.2 7.2%
  • 12.2 5.5%
  • 19.2 5.4%
  • 14.2 4.5%
  • 9.1 4.2%
  • 11.2 4%
  • Other 45.3%

🕵️ Similar Technologies

These are some of the best Angular alternatives.

RankNameCompare
1 ReactMenlo Park, California, United States

A popular open-source JavaScript library for building dynamic user interfaces, created by Facebook.

Angular vs. React
2 Vue.js

A progressive JavaScript framework that allows developers to create user interfaces using components, reactive data binding, and a virtual DOM.

Angular vs. Vue.js
12 Svelte

An open-source component-based front-end framework that compiles components into efficient JavaScript at build time, avoiding a virtual DOM and minimizing runtime workload.

Angular vs. Svelte
13 DojoSan Francisco, California, United States

A progressive TypeScript framework that enables developers to build web apps using modular widgets, built-in routing, state management, and internationalization.

Angular vs. Dojo
45 RedwoodSan Francisco, California, United States

A full-stack framework for building React-based web applications, integrating React, GraphQL, Prisma, TypeScript, Jest, and Storybook into a cohesive development environment.

Angular vs. Redwood

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💬 Frequently Asked Questions

What is the company behind Angular?

Angular is owned by Google LLC, headquartered in Mountain View, California, United States.

Can I use Angular for free?

Yes, it is a free frontend framework.
It is also open source, and its code is available on GitHub.

Which country uses Angular the most?

The majority of Angular users are from the United States.

Who uses Angular?

According to our data, Angular is used on thousands of sites, including such established ones as archive.org, rajasthan.gov.in, and wunderground.com.

Is Angular used on government websites?

Yes, for example, it is used by rajasthan.gov.in and studentaid.gov. Overall, we found Angular on 15 government sites in the United States.

Do academic institutions use Angular?

Yes. In total, we know of 6 academic websites in the United States that use Angular.

How does Angular stack up against its competitors?

Angular is a fairly popular frontend framework, ranking ahead of 38 other frontend frameworks we track.

What are the alternatives to Angular?

Alternatives and possible competitors to Angular may include Svelte, Dojo, and Redwood.

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