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The right UI library influences development speed, maintainability, and user experience. In the Angular Material vs PrimeNG decision, we can say that both options serve different purposes. Let's dive deep and explore each.
Material UI remains the default option for many developers and teams. But what happens when you look for enterprise-grade capabilities and tools that empower you to build data-heavy applications?
Is Ant Design really enough when you have to build more complex, data-rich and modern-looking applications? Are grid controls comprehensive enough and do they deliver the required features and performance?
PrimeNG remains a capable starting point, but as your Angular apps scale, you may need a solution that offers better performance, design flexibility, and enterprise-grade reliability.
An Angular Progressive Web App is a web application enhanced with native-like features such as offline access, background synchronization, etc. And this blog post shows you how to build one.
Fast and powerful Blazor data grid components are essential when building high-performance and data-driven applications. But with so many available controls on the market today, choosing the right one feels a bit challenging.
How can you easily display details data on-demand? In this blog post we demonstrate the exact steps, using Ignite UI for Angular Hierarchical Grid. Read more and explore code snippets and examples.
This article lists a mix of 10 Angular app examples that showcase the framework's versatility. See the Angular's strengths applied in action combined with Ignite UI for Angular.
Explore the design patterns and UI components, get inspired, inspect the code, and learn how to integrate or customize each of these React samples. From business and organization applications to collaboration and productivity projects.
Ignite UI for Angular vs Angular Material - which one to choose? In this blog post, we explore the features, performance, and use cases. Read all about this key criteria and factors.