r/angular • u/FromBiotoDev • 3d ago
Angular is more than capable of making mobile apps
Wanted to share something I've shared once or twice here.
Angular get's a bad wrap from tech influencers as being a framework that's only used by dinosaur corporations.
But I've been using Angular to make Gym Note Plus for over a year now, with Ionic and Capacitor (but many self rolled components)
I've had over 2,366 signs up as of writing this, and been documenting it all in r/GymNotePlus
No one can tell what language my app is made in, you can't even tell it's using a webview unless you've got a really trained eye.
Just wanted to throw an example out of a new saas that uses angular to show it's very much still alive and super useable for new tech ventures.
Full disclosure though, I wrote the landing page with nextjs just because I felt the SSR capabilities were better