Online commerce is rightly seen as mainstream among current users.

Today such tendency is grounded on facts:

53% of consumers shop online at least three times a month (Forrester)

According to Forrester US eCommerce sector will gain $373 billion in 2016

Such numbers make leading retailers invest in web app development, while global online giants are already moving to mobile spectrum following the trends and ensuring prompt interaction with clients.

According to Forrester Consulting the main reasons are:

Come on the heels of Angular 2 release, back in September 2016, Angular community has recently given a little insight into upcoming releases and scheduled features.

Although AngularJS 2 was a crucial rewrite that took two long years of waiting, from here on out Google promised predictable release time schedule with new versions twice a year.

In contrast to Angular2, Angular.js 3 isn’t a re-write.

In this version developers concentrated on enhanced tooling and generated code reduction.

Angular 3 will come with a built-in compiler to report on template errors right in an IDE.

Moreover, through advanced compilation and enhancing in the framework performance new Angular release will generate 25% less code.