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That's a great point about
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, could easily be caught out with thatIt's unusual to see
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being used directly. In later versions of Angular it's not required (even for SSR). Angular material/components libraries removed all references to it a year or two ago, and just usedocument
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directlyI have a doubt, do you recommend using angular for a large project?
Hi! I personally think Angular is very scalable for big projects with many developers. With that said, other frameworks also do a great job and you should judge by the one that you enjoy using the most.