Some developers consider Angular to be a rather verbose framework. All the components are independent and can be managed separately, but their management is not an easy task. Up to five files may be required for a single component in Angular. A developer should inject dependencies and declare the component lifecycle interfaces. With all these things needed, Angular component code may sometimes be too long and complex.
Fortunately, each new Angular release is aimed at solving this problem. While Angular code is still, usually, far from simple, new releases introduce methods for making it more concise and understandable. In addition, this Angular’s feature may significantly pay off in the long run, as this framework allows you to create a directive that will add behaviors to the component, reducing the amount of work and code maintenance tasks in the future. In addition, Angular CLI provides automation, enabling you to cut down your workload on Angular boilerplate code by 70%.
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