Re:

It depends. I think it makes sense if you are considering multiple frontends as in an API driven application. Consider having a bunch of native apps (one for each platform) and a web app. In this case, you will end up maintaining two views for each action  - one to display the HTML and another to return API data for the app. In this case, a front end over angular could make more sense.

Abishek

On 26 Jun 2019, 4:18 PM +0800, Pradeep Singh <replyveer25@gmail.com>, wrote:

Does it make sense to create an application with Django as the backend and Angular as the front end? I understand entire websites can be built from Django, so how would Angular, as a front end framework, work with Django? What would be the benefit of adding Angular, or is it an unnecessary complexity even for large websites?  

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