Hi Mayank,

That is highly dependent on opinion. I think in most cases you can read: an 
app that is worked upon with at least 1 team, but probably more teams are 
involved. 
(teams are also a disputable issue, I'll define it as 3 to 5 persons)

Thing is, a very productive coder, can code out large scale stuff on his 
own in a few weeks, while teams can takes ages on a mostly static app with 
3 views.  

As you need to share code with more then 1 other person, it becomes very 
difficult to update everyone on all the nittygritty details. This is where 
angular comes in. Angular gives structure and guidance to your code, so it 
become easier to reason about. 

Does that answer your question? Or do I need to go in a bit deeper into 
some aspects?

Regards
Sander

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