This was my first Angular project. I had done Knockout, Durandal, and classic server-rendered web apps before, but this was my first stab with Angular. I liked it, and now use Angular for most of my projects.
I used TypeScript and found the classes to work great with Angular's controllers.
C# and MS SQL on the backend, hosted on Azure.
On the site, youth can subscribe to get emails or text messages when a bed becomes available. For this, we use SendGrid and Twilio.
We're using a custom Bootstrap theme for the UI. This enabled us to easily make the site responsive, which was a major goal since most homeless youth have phones but not desktops.
The project was commissioned by Youth Service Network, a group of youth shelters in Minnesota, with grant money supplied by Microsoft and Target. Microsoft provided free Azure credits to host the site.
SendGrid and Twilio both got involved in the project and offered a large amount of free credits. Kudos to them for that.