AngularJS and MVW
AngularJS is a frontend JavaScript framework for building web applications, and it is a core component of the MEAN stack. It provides developers with the ability to use custom HTML attributes and elements to drive behavior within an app. It also provides some handy features such as two-way data binding and dependency injection.
A brief history of AngularJS
AngularJS began as a side project of two Google developers, but eventually became an official Google open source project. Since its inception, it has undergone many changes in its methodology, including a transition away from touting MVC as its pattern of choice. Instead, the AngularJS team now labels it as a JavaScript MVW framework (at the time of writing).
The reason for the ...
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