Learn modern Angular development and jumpstart your web development journey \n\nKey Features \nâ Learn Angular from scratch, starting with setup and basic application structure to advanced topics like component communication and unit testing. \nâ Practical examples and step-by-step instructions to build multi-page reactive and real-world applications. \nâ Learn best practices for unit testing Angular components to ensure quality and maintainability. \n\nBook Description \nAngular is one of the most popular and powerful frameworks for building dynamic, scalable web applications. With its robust ecosystem, itâs widely used to create high-performance, enterprise-level applications. \n\nThis book offers a hands-on approach to mastering Angular, guiding you from setting up your development environment to exploring advanced topics like unit testing. Youâll start by learning how to set up Angular and create your first application, followed by gaining a solid understanding of TypeScript, enhancing your ability to work with Angularâs strongly typed features. \n\nThe book covers core building blocks like components, directives, pipes, and services, providing a strong foundation for robust applications. Youâll also explore Angularâs reactivity system and how to handle asynchronous data to build dynamic UIs. It dives into component communication, data flow, and both Reactive and Template-Driven forms, helping you implement form validation and handle user input effectively. \n\nAdditionally, youâll master Angularâs routing system, use Jest for unit testing, and explore new features like control flow syntax, Standalone components, and Signals. By the end, youâll be confident in building and managing Angular applications. \n\nWhat you will learn \nâ Set up your development environment and create your first Angular app. \nâ Master TypeScript fundamentals and its role in enhancing Angular development. \nâ Learn Angular's core components, directives, pipes, and services. \nâ Explore Angular's reactive programming model for handling asynchronous data and building dynamic UIs. \nâ Pass data between components using input/output properties, event emitters, and services. \nâ Understand Angularâs routing system for seamless navigation in single-page applications. \n\nTable of Contents \n1. Setting up Angular \n2. Angular Application \n3. Introduction to Typescript \n4. Components, Directives, Pipes, and Services \n5. Getting Started with Reactivity \n6. Component Communication and Data Flow \n7. Reactive and Template-driven Forms \n8. Form Validation \n9. Routing \n10. Unit Testing \nIndex \n\nAbout the Authors \nDuncan has been a software developer for over twenty years and has developed applications across various industries, from Hedge Fund and Investment Management to Satellite Communication Management. He was introduced to AngularJS by a colleague around version 1.3 and shifted from full-stack developer to front-end development using Angular. Duncan was an early adopter of Angular (formerly, Angular 2) and has spent more than eight years learning Angular. He has authored several short books and numerous articles on Angular and Angular Material (called Shooks). \n\nPierre has been working with Angular as a Full Stack Software Engineer for six years in various domains. Since then, he has written several articles on the framework and been involved in open-source projects and communities.
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