Hi Andrew,

I do not think PEGA limits any Angular JS functionality. But Angular JS and PEGA dont play well togather. You need to be cautious when designin the UI. For example, PEGA framework has the concept of section refreshes which will wipe out the Angular UI if its part of the refreshed section. But if you manage to find a non-refreshing spot on UI and include angular component in there, which upon click of a button should refresh a PEGA section, you need to make a JS call to do the section refresh manually. Appropriate pre-activity and parameters can be passed to the refresh call. You can find a few section refresh functions in pega.u.d...