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ANGULAR FRAMEWORK
85. Angular Introduction
Angular is a TypeScript-based open-source front-end framework maintained by Google. It is used for
developing single-page applications (SPAs).
86. AngularJS vs Angular
- AngularJS (1.x) is based on JavaScript.
- Angular (2+) is built using TypeScript, offers better performance, modularity, and CLI support.
87. Angular Version History
- Angular 2 to Angular 15+ with major improvements in each version like Ivy renderer, Standalone
components, improved performance, etc.
88. Angular Environment Setup
- Install Node.js
- Install Angular CLI: npm install -g @angular/cli
- Create project: ng new my-app
- Serve: ng serve
89. Angular Architecture
- Components
- Templates
- Modules
- Services
- Dependency Injection
- Routing
90. Angular App Development
- Modular structure
- Use of CLI to generate components, services, modules
- Separation of concerns
91. Components
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- Basic building block
- Contains HTML, CSS, and TypeScript
- Created using ng generate component <name>
92. Templates
- HTML files with Angular syntax like *ngFor, *ngIf
- Used to display dynamic data from components
93. Directives & Pipes
- Directives: Structural (*ngIf, *ngFor), Attribute (custom directives)
- Pipes: Format data like date, uppercase, or custom pipes
94. Services
- Used for logic and data fetching
- Injected into components using Angular's DI system
95. Forms Development
- Template-driven forms
- Reactive forms using FormGroup, FormControl
96. Form Validations
- Built-in validators: required, minlength, etc.
- Custom validators
- Error message handling
97. Routing
- Allows navigation between components
- Define routes in app-routing.module.ts
- Use routerLink, router-outlet
98. Http Client Module
- Used to make HTTP requests
- Import HttpClientModule in app module
- Use HttpClient service to send GET/POST/PUT/DELETE requests
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99. Integration (Front End + Back End)
- Angular interacts with Spring Boot backend through REST APIs
- Use environment.ts for setting API base URLs
100. Spring Boot with Angular Integration
- Build Angular app: ng build
- Copy output to Spring Boot static folder
- Access app at Spring Boot server port
101. Angular App Deployment
- Build production-ready app: ng build --prod
- Host on AWS S3, Firebase, or Netlify
102. Heroku Deployment
- Create Heroku app
- Push Angular code using Git
- Use buildpacks and set up static.json to serve Angular content
