Dashboards and analytics
Real-time insights for teachers and administrators on the Norwegian education platform.
Frontend
Angular development services for front ends that keep growing
Angular and TypeScript interfaces for dashboards, customer portals and analytics, paired with .NET back ends. We have shipped Angular in four published builds.
4Published builds on Angular
3 Jun 2026Angular 22 released
24 monthsSupport per major release: 12 active, 12 LTS
31 Dec 2021AngularJS support ended
What we build
What we build with Angular
Premium product interfaces
A sleek front end for an automotive safety brand, checked with interactive prototypes.
Portals with sign-in
Angular in front of Azure AD B2C for secure user management.
AngularJS upgrades
Old AngularJS apps carried to current Angular.
Architecture
Where Angular sits in a build
An Angular build with identity and CI
Clients
Angular web appDashboards and reports
Xamarin and .NET appCross-platform mobile
Identity
Azure AD B2CSign-in and user management
Back end
.NET servicesBusiness logic and APIs
AzureCloud infrastructure
Delivery
Azure DevOpsCI/CD pipelines
From Hydrajaws and Verify Auto, two safety-testing apps for the construction and automotive sectors.
Versions
Which Angular release is supported
Angular 19 and earlier are out of support. Version 20 leaves LTS on 28 November 2026.
Support windows, 2025 to 2029
Active supportLong-term support (critical and security fixes)
Source: angular.dev releases page, checked 29 October 2026.
Builds
Three of the four builds
Construction safety testing, United Kingdom
Hydrajaws Limited
An abandoned app recovered, then shipped as a free and a paid version on Angular, Xamarin and .NET.
500%Surge in potential clients
Education, Norway
National education analytics platform
Angular dashboards on a .NET back end give teachers and administrators real-time insight.
No lossData moved from OPAL 1.0 to OPAL 2.0
Fintech, Hong Kong
Cryptocurrency marketing platform
An Angular front end on .NET microservices, live in one month for 30,000+ concurrent users.
30,000+Concurrent users the platform had to support
Fit check
When Angular is the right call
Pick Angular when
- Several teams share one front end and need enforced structure
- The app is a large dashboard or portal that will grow for years
- Your back end is .NET and you want a typed stack on both sides
Look elsewhere when
- A mostly static site with few interactions
- Your team already writes React and has no reason to switch
- A small widget embedded in an existing page
Related: React, .NET, Azure, and the education and automotive sectors.
Stack
What Angular usually ships with
TypeScript.NETAzure
AWSXamarin
DockerFAQs
What buyers ask first
Should we choose Angular or React?
It depends on the team and the app. We have shipped Angular in four published builds and React in three. Angular suits large dashboards and portals with many contributors. React suits interfaces that update all day, such as our dispatch console.
Is AngularJS still supported?
No. AngularJS long-term support ended on 31 December 2021. We move AngularJS apps to current Angular.
Which Angular version should we use?
Angular 22, released on 3 June 2026, is in active support until June 2027. Angular 20 leaves LTS on 28 November 2026, so plan that upgrade now.
Who owns the code and the cloud accounts?
You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.
Tell us what your front end has to do
Thirty minutes on your current front end and the version you run. No sales pitch.