Angular is a powerful, full-featured **TypeScript-based frontend framework** developed by Google. Itβs used to build dynamic, single-page web applications (SPAs) with a structured and scalable architecture.
π‘ Did You Know?
Angular (also known as Angular 2+) is a complete rewrite of the original AngularJS and is designed for enterprise-grade applications.
First, make sure Node.js is installed. Then use Angular CLI to create and manage Angular projects.
npm install -g @angular/cli ng new my-app cd my-app ng serve
Now, visit http://localhost:4200
to see your Angular app in action!
An Angular project typically consists of:
Each Angular app starts with a root component. Letβs look at a simple one:
// app.component.ts import { Component } from '@angular/core'; @Component({ selector: 'app-root', template: '<h1>Welcome to Angular!</h1>' }) export class AppComponent {}
This creates a component with the selector <app-root>
that displays a simple heading.
{{ title }}
to bind variables to the UI.*ngIf
, *ngFor
.RouterModule
.HttpClient
.// app.component.ts export class AppComponent { title = 'My Angular App'; }
<!-- app.component.html --> <h2>{{ title }}</h2>
This binds the title
variable to the HTML view dynamically.
π Tip:
Angular supports two-way binding using [(ngModel)]
, which keeps data synced between the input and your class.
You can make Angular apps responsive using CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or Angular's own Angular Material. These tools help build beautiful UI components that adapt to any device.
Angular is a feature-rich and scalable framework for building modern web apps. Itβs widely used in enterprise environments and is backed by a strong ecosystem and community. If you know TypeScript and want structure, Angular is a solid choice.
β Next Step:
Learn about Angular Routing and how to build multi-page single-page apps with the Angular Router.
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