Real talk: how many times have you built a login page? Not the first time — that was fine. But the fifth time? The tenth? At some point it stops being "building" and starts being "typing things you already know into a new folder." I hit that wall working on an Angular project a while back. And it made me think hard about where my actual time was going. The Repetition Problem in Angular Projects Most Angular apps share a very predictable set of UI patterns: Auth screens (login, signup, password reset) Dashboard layouts with sidebars and stat cards Data tables with sorting, filtering, pagination Settings/profile pages with forms and toggles File upload flows Onboarding steps None of these are hard to build. But they're time-consuming, and when different devs build them independently, you get subtle inconsistencies — different spacing, slightly different behavior, varying accessibility. Your codebase starts to drift.…