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Pro Angular 16

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Get Pro Angular 16, the most comprehensive guide to the Angular web framework available.

Thousands of web developers have relied on Adam Freeman’s Pro Angular series to get the most out of the Angular framework. Now in this revised sixth edition, Adam takes you from Angular’s basic components to its most complex functions, highlighting common pitfalls and new features such as signals.

In this thoroughly updated bestseller, you’ll learn how

Set up Angular dev tools and create projects Use features such as components, directives, services, and pipes Manage data changes with signals Navigate app features with URL routing Optimize Angular apps with pre-rendering and server-side rendering Use popular component libraries
Pro Angular 16 gives you everything you need to build Angular apps that are easy to test, easy to maintain, and easy to extend and scale. You’ll start with the basics—plus a refresher on HTML and TypeScript. You’ll quickly move on to explore Angular’s built-in functionalities and customization options, then dive into advanced features like asynchronous HTTP requests and component libraries.

About the technology

Angular is a powerful professional web framework suitable for building everything from lightweight prototypes to full-featured business applications. Created by Google and honed to perfection by millions of developers worldwide, Angular helps you deliver fast, predictable results when it counts.

About the book

Now in its sixth edition, Pro Angular 16 shows you the path to Angular mastery. This thoroughly revised book helps you build a toolbox of Angular skills, from directives and components to creating services and optimizing application delivery. Throughout, you’ll use your skills to build a professional-level project—a SportStore e-commerce complete with checkout, administration, and deployment. Along the way, you’ll pick up some great TypeScript techniques that will boost your web dev productivity.

What's inside

Set up Angular dev tools and create projects Manage data changes with signals Navigate app features with URL routing Use popular component libraries
About the reader

For web developers who know basic JavaScript and HTML.

About the author

Adam Freeman has written over fifty bestselling books on software development. He has held numerous senior IT positions, most recently as CTO and COO of a global bank.

Table of Contents

1 Getting Ready
PART 1: GETTING STARTED WITH ANGULAR
2 Jumping right in
3 Primer, Part 1
4 Primer, Part 2
5 a real application
6 orders and checkout
7 administration
8 deployment
PART 2: ANGULAR IN DETAIL
9 Understanding Angular projects and tools
10 Angular reactivity and signals
11 Using Data Bindings
12 Using the built-in directives
13 Using events and forms
14 Creating attribute directives
15 Creating structural directives
16 Understanding components
17 Using and creating pipes
18 Using services
19 Using a

1523 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 28, 2024

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September 30, 2025
This is the Moby Dick of the Manning catalog at 29 chapters and 848 pages.

I felt like this lent itself pretty well to completing 1 chapter per session at 60 or 90 minutes per chapter (not just reading but working through the examples).

In the early chapters (1-8) he just kind of demos what Angular can do without delving into the details too much, then after that he goes into more of a deep dive on each topic. So if you already have some Angular experience you might want to skip the first 8 chapters.

I liked his attention to detail in the examples. For example, he reminds you to shut down your running example when you are finished.

There is really a lot to learn when it comes to Angular and this by no means covers everything, but I would say if you read this and work through the examples you will have a solid foundation with the most important Angular topics.

It seems to be available as an ebook only which I found slightly annoying. I like to have these sitting like a trophy on my bookcase. But OK.
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