The framework large organisations keep choosing

Angular is a complete framework rather than a library. Routing, forms, HTTP, testing and dependency injection are all included and all official, which is the opposite of the React approach of assembling your own stack.

Why large organisations choose it. Everything is decided, so ten teams build the same way. A new developer joining any Angular project finds the same structure. There is one official answer for each problem rather than four community options with different lifespans. For an organisation maintaining software for a decade, that consistency is worth more than flexibility.

It uses TypeScript throughout, which is not optional and which suits large codebases, and the TypeScript course in this catalogue is worth doing first.

Where you find it in Pakistan. Banks, telecoms, ERP and enterprise software houses, and companies serving large international clients. Fewer jobs than React and frequently better paid ones, because the supply is smaller and the organisations are larger.

The honest cost. It is the steepest of the three to learn. There is a great deal of vocabulary before you build anything, and the early experience is of learning a framework rather than of building an application. Somebody who wants to produce something this week will be happier with Vue.

And it is genuinely heavy for a small site. Angular for a five page business website is the wrong tool, and it is chosen that way more often than it should be.