A full-stack web development setup using Angular and Spring Boot combines a front-end and a back-end to create dynamic web applications:

1. Front-End (Angular):

   • Angular is a framework for building interactive and responsive user interfaces.
   • It uses TypeScript, a powerful language that helps make code scalable and organised.
   • Angular communicates with the back-end via HTTP requests to get or send data (usually using RESTful APIs).

2. Back-End (Spring Boot):

   • Spring Boot is a Java framework used for creating powerful, production-ready back-end services.
   • It simplifies creating REST APIs that handle business logic and communicate with databases.
   • Spring Boot also manages security, database connections, and application configurations.

3. How They Work Together:

   • Angular handles user interactions and displays data.
   • Spring Boot processes requests from Angular, handles business logic, and talks to the database.
   • They communicate using HTTP requests (e.g., for retrieving data, submitting forms).

This combination lets you build modern web applications with a smooth front-end experience and a strong back-end foundation.