Angular share among detected: 1.65% (Source: WebPulse Common Crawl scan, 10M+ detections. Same at 500K (1.9%), same at 1M (1.9%), same at 6.28M (1.84%), 1.65% at 10M. Among detected frameworks.)
The Immovable Number
Every other framework's detected share shifted as our sample grew. WordPress went from 30% (Tranco) to 74.3% (10M WARC). Next.js went from 17% to 2.6%. Shopify went from 2.6% to 7.8%. Angular stayed at essentially 1.65-1.9% among detected frameworks across every measurement.
Why Angular Doesn't Move
Angular is Google's enterprise framework. Banks use it. Telecoms use it. Government portals use it. These organizations don't rewrite their frontend because a new framework launched. They chose Angular 5-8 years ago, and they'll run it for another 5-8 years. Enterprise technology decisions are 10-year commitments, not annual evaluations.
The Stability Premium
Angular scores 55/100 on our index — below Next.js, above WordPress. But that score measures dimensions that matter for content sites. For enterprise dashboards and internal tools, Angular's stability IS the feature. The framework that doesn't change is exactly what a bank wants.
