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In several previous articles – How to adapt applications for people with disabilities, Digital Accessibility 2025, Building an Accessible Variant Selector – we discussed the topic of digital accessibility: …
If you’ve been using Claude Code for your daily Angular work – scaffolding components, debugging RxJS chains, refactoring services – you’ve probably noticed it sometimes generates outdated patterns. NgModules …
In Angular, components can share data or trigger each other via communication, regardless of being related or not. There are various types of communication in which the components engage. …
Components are the fundamental building blocks of Angular applications. This article shares some common practices you should implement for more readable code and a more organized workspace. The topics …
Angular 21.1 brings several exciting features that enhance both developer experience and application capabilities. Let’s dive into the most significant changes that landed in this release. Template Compilation Enhancements …
Every Angular beginner can agree that components are one of the “first things first” into building your first app. Since Angular 2, components have been the core building blocks …
In modern applications, forms are everywhere registration flows, onboarding steps, product configurations, surveys, admin panels, and more. But hardcoding each form manually quickly becomes unsustainable, especially when requirements change …
The Angular team constantly introduces new features and tools to make development easier. One of these helpful tools is 'generators.’ These generators automatically update your code to the latest …
Consider User Interface (UI) as an independent standalone layer made of small and reusable blocks -> first class citizens of every Angular app. Such an approach is called Component …
I bet you’ve already heard/read about state management. If not, I bet again that you want your applications to be easier to maintain/extend. Of course, having state management in …
