Sharing components between different projects in Angular, especially in a monorepo environment, is a common practice that enhances reusability and consistency across projects. Angular provides several methods to share components, services, directives, pipes, and other entities between projects. Here’s how you can do it: 1. Angular Libraries Creating Angular libraries is the most common and…

Creating a step form (also known as a wizard form) in Angular involves a few key steps: organizing the form into distinct steps, managing form data across these steps, and controlling navigation between steps. Angular’s powerful form handling capabilities, particularly with Reactive Forms, make it well-suited for this task. Below is a simplified guide to…

Micro frontends represent a design approach in which a frontend app is decomposed into individual, semi-independent “microapps” working loosely together. Each microapp handles a portion of the business logic and UI, aiming for better scalability, maintainability, and development speed. With the release of Angular 17, utilizing micro frontends can offer several benefits, especially given Angular’s…

Creating a code editor in Angular involves integrating a code editor library that can provide the necessary features for code editing, such as syntax highlighting, line numbering, and language-specific suggestions. One popular choice for integrating a code editor into a web application is Monaco Editor, which is the code editor that powers Visual Studio Code.…

Implementing authorization in an Angular 17 application typically involves several key steps. Angular itself does not dictate how you must perform authorization but provides tools and patterns you can use to implement it effectively. Below is a general approach you might take, focusing on client-side aspects. Remember, authorization also requires robust server-side validation and security…

To demonstrate nested routing in Angular 17, let’s create a simple application with a hierarchical structure of components and routes. Angular’s routing allows us to organize the interface into a hierarchy of views, making it easier to manage complex interfaces. In this example, we’ll create a basic app with a parent route and a child…

To become an Angular developer, you need to follow a structured learning path that will equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge to build dynamic and responsive web applications using the Angular framework. Angular is a platform and framework for building single-page client applications using HTML and TypeScript. Developed and maintained by Google, it…

Creating an audio chat application with Angular 17 involves several steps, including setting up the Angular environment, designing the UI, and integrating audio chat functionalities. This tutorial will guide you through creating a basic audio chat application using Angular 17. We’ll use WebRTC for real-time audio communication because it allows peer-to-peer communication that is ideal…

Managing state in Angular applications can become complex as your application grows in size and complexity. Angular 17 introduced the concept of Signals, a new feature designed to simplify state management by offering a reactive way to track and update your application’s state without relying on external libraries like NgRx or Akita, or the complexity…