Build maintainable projects with a powerful, modern and multi-device compatible framework: Angular. We'll explore inputs, outputs, components, providers, modules, Angular material and much more to get you up and running fast.

Learn Angular: Your First Week

Preface

In this article, I’m going to give you a general overview of a very popular and widely used client-side framework called Angular . This Angular introduction is mostly aimed at newcomer developers who have little experience with JS frameworks and wish to learn the basic idea behind Angular as well as understand its differences from AngularJS.

Angular Introduction: What It Is, and Why You Should Use It

This article compares the major differences between the the original AngularJS and Angular. If you’re currently stuck with an AngularJS project and not sure whether you should make the jump, this article should help you get started.

AngularJS and Angular: a Detailed Comparison

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An Introduction to TypeScript: Static Typing for the Web

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Getting Past Hello World in Angular

In this article, we’ll take a look a bit closer at Angular components — how they’re defined, and how to get data into them and back out of them.

Angular Components: Inputs and Outputs

This article focuses on Angular directives — what are they, how to use them, and to build our own.

A Practical Guide to Angular Directives

In the Chapter 5, we looked at how to get data into and out of components using the @Input and @Output annotations. In this article, we’ll look at another fundamental aspect of Angular components — their ability to use providers .

Angular Components and Providers: Classes, Factories &amp; Values

Forms are an essential part of many web applications, being the most common way to enter and edit text-based data. Front-end JavaScript frameworks such as Angular , often have their own idiomatic ways of creating and validating forms that you need to get to grips with to be productive.

Quickly Create Simple Yet Powerful Angular Forms

NgModules are a core concept in Angular that are part of every application and help to wire up some important details for the compiler and application runtime. They’re especially useful for organizing code into features, lazy loading routes, and creating reusable libraries.

Using Angular NgModules for Reusable Code and More

In this guide, we’ll look at how we can write automated tests in Angular 5 projects. Angular Testing is a core feature available in every project that was set up with either the Angular CLI or the Angular quick start project .

Angular Testing: A Developer’s Introduction

In this tutorial, I’ll introduce you to Material Design in Angular, then we’ll look at how to create a simple Angular application with a UI built from various Angular Material components.

Creating UIs with Angular Material Design Components

In this article, we show how to develop apps with the Angular MockBackend class, providing a way for front-end teams to become independent of the back end, and a useful interface that reduces the risk of structural changes.

Developing Angular Apps without a Back End Using MockBackend

Should I choose Angular or React? Today's bipolar landscape of JavaScript frameworks has left many developers struggling to pick a side in this debate. Whether you're a newcomer trying to figure out where to start, a freelancer picking a framework for your next project, or an enterprise-grade architect planning a strategic vision for your company, you're likely to benefit from having an educated view on this topic.

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