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AngularJS is a big piece of JavaScript code that helps you build applications that run on websites. Here's some of what it gives you:
You'd use AngularJS if you joined a team that maintains an old project that was built with AngularJS. You probably wouldn't ever use AngularJS on a brand new project; it has problems with performance and maintainability that can increase as projects grow.
When AngularJS first came out, it was a big deal because it was more ambitious than many other web frameworks and it had the support of Google, which built a lot of hype and excitement around it. But now there are a few frameworks that make more sense to use for new projects, such as Angular (the new version of AngularJS), React, and Vue.
For very small projects, you may not need any framework. But if you're working on a long-lived project with lots of features and several developers, a framework is a good way to keep things standardized so everyone understands what's going on.