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Angular Cookbook: Over 80 actionable recipes every Angular developer should know : Angular cookbook
I have known and worked with Ahsan for more than 10 years. Ahsan is one of the global
Angular community's leading experts. He is very passionate about serving the developer
community and having an impact on the world by training individuals to help make the
world a better place through software development. He has given tons and tons of talks
and sessions around the globe about JavaScript, Angular, and web development, and he
actively creates video tutorials that he uploads to his YouTube channel along with writing
articles on his website. This book is his most recent effort to make an impact and train
more people, and to help them to learn and grow as Angular developers.
Ahsan has written this comprehensive book as a tour de force in which he takes his readers
on a journey of understanding the core concepts of Angular and how to implement unit
and end-to-end tests in Angular apps. The recipes vary from covering template-driven and
reactive forms to exploring how to create your very own custom form controls. What's
more, you'll not only learn about things such as Angular animations, the Angular router,
and state management with NgRx but also dive into some amazing tools and APIs from
the Angular CDK. And, last but not least, you'll build something that the industry has
been talking about for years, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), with Angular.
In short, Ahsan has transformed years of learning and experience to create this book. The
book gives you the experience of real-life scenarios and their technical solutions in the
form of recipes. This book's content is practical, precise, and well explained.
Having known Ahsan for so long, I can say that he dedicates all his strength and ability
to doing the best that he can do when he decides to do something, and this book is no
exception. And with the recipes, the source code, and the way Ahsan takes you through
the content, you'll certainly learn a lot and will enhance yourself as a software engineer
and an Angular developer.
Angular community's leading experts. He is very passionate about serving the developer
community and having an impact on the world by training individuals to help make the
world a better place through software development. He has given tons and tons of talks
and sessions around the globe about JavaScript, Angular, and web development, and he
actively creates video tutorials that he uploads to his YouTube channel along with writing
articles on his website. This book is his most recent effort to make an impact and train
more people, and to help them to learn and grow as Angular developers.
Ahsan has written this comprehensive book as a tour de force in which he takes his readers
on a journey of understanding the core concepts of Angular and how to implement unit
and end-to-end tests in Angular apps. The recipes vary from covering template-driven and
reactive forms to exploring how to create your very own custom form controls. What's
more, you'll not only learn about things such as Angular animations, the Angular router,
and state management with NgRx but also dive into some amazing tools and APIs from
the Angular CDK. And, last but not least, you'll build something that the industry has
been talking about for years, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), with Angular.
In short, Ahsan has transformed years of learning and experience to create this book. The
book gives you the experience of real-life scenarios and their technical solutions in the
form of recipes. This book's content is practical, precise, and well explained.
Having known Ahsan for so long, I can say that he dedicates all his strength and ability
to doing the best that he can do when he decides to do something, and this book is no
exception. And with the recipes, the source code, and the way Ahsan takes you through
the content, you'll certainly learn a lot and will enhance yourself as a software engineer
and an Angular developer.
752 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 30, 2022
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February 14, 2022
Starts slowly - picks up stream around chapter 10
I enjoyed it and considered it helpful. But you will have to adjust to the current version of Angular to get some subtle changes. I think the Cookbook hit stride when it gets to some of the later chapters.
I enjoyed it and considered it helpful. But you will have to adjust to the current version of Angular to get some subtle changes. I think the Cookbook hit stride when it gets to some of the later chapters.
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