Angular 20

Chapter 16: Testing in Angular (Standalone Components) Testing is a vital part of developing robust Angular applications. With Angular 20’s support for standalone components, writing unit and end-to-end (E2E) tests.

Chapter 15: Angular Material UI (Standalone Components) Angular Material is a popular UI component library that helps developers build beautiful, responsive, and accessible web applications quickly. This chapter covers installing.

Chapter 14: Angular Animations (Standalone Components) Angular animations allow you to create smooth, dynamic, and engaging user interfaces by controlling how elements enter, leave, or change within the DOM. This.

Chapter 13: Angular Lifecycle Hooks (Standalone Components) Angular components have a lifecycle managed by Angular itself. Lifecycle hooks allow you to tap into key moments during a component’s existence to.

Chapter 12: State Management in Angular 20 (Standalone Components) Managing state effectively is key for scalable Angular applications. In Angular 20, state management can be handled elegantly with services using.

Chapter 11: Standalone Components in Angular 20+ Angular 20 introduces powerful standalone APIs that simplify application architecture by removing the need for NgModules. This chapter covers what standalone components are,.

Chapter 10: HTTP and API Integration in Angular 20 (Standalone Components) Interacting with backend APIs is crucial for modern web apps. Angular 20 makes HTTP communication simple and powerful via.

Chapter 9: Forms in Angular 20 (Standalone Components) Forms are essential for any Angular application that requires user input, whether it’s a simple contact form or a complex multi-step form..

Chapter 8: Routing and Navigation in Angular (Standalone) Routing in Angular enables navigation between views, making it possible to create single-page applications (SPA). Angular 20, using standalone components, has modernized.

Chapter 7: Services and Dependency Injection in Angular Angular services allow you to organize and share business logic, API communication, and reusable data across components. Dependency Injection (DI) is the.