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Angular Projects

Angular Projects - Fourth Edition

By : Aristeidis Bampakos
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Angular Projects

Angular Projects

By: Aristeidis Bampakos

Overview of this book

Angular has evolved toward faster delivery, server rendering, and an enhanced developer experience. This book shows what that looks like in practice. Each project reflects how real teams work: forms, routing, data, and the small choices that make an app feel finished. You will build with just enough tech to matter: signals, template-driven and reactive forms; PrimeNG, Angular Material, and Telerik UI; Google Maps; drag-and-drop; and desktop features. You will also wire up backend NestJS with MongoDB, Firebase services, and email notifications, then improve delivery with SSR and SSG and focused Core Web Vitals improvements. Guided by Aristeidis Bampakos, a Google Developer Expert for Angular and an experienced team lead, you will learn practical patterns you can apply right from the get-go. By the end, you will not just “know” Angular. You will think like a front-end engineer who can deliver, portfolio in hand, job-ready and confident to level up in your current role.
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Resolving issues

The lifetime of an issue is specific, and at some point, it should be closed. We will build a workflow that allows users to resolve issues from the list. The application will ask for confirmation before resolving an issue using a modal dialog:

  1. Run the following command to create the component that will host the modal dialog:
    ng generate component confirm
  2. Open the confirm.ts file and import the dialog component from the Clarity package:
    import { ClrModalModule } from '@clr/angular';
  3. Add the ClrModalModule class in the imports array of the component decorator:
    imports: [ClrModalModule]
  4. Import the input and output symbols from the @angular/core package:
    import { Component, input, output } from '@angular/core';
  5. Create the following input and output bindings in the Confirm component class:
    readonly issueNo = input<number>();
    readonly confirmed = output<boolean>();

    We will use the issueNo property to display the issue number that we want to...

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