VS Code is a code editor that was built by Microsoft. It's currently the most popular code editor for JavaScript projects. The best part about VS Code is its support for TypeScript projects and rich extensions. You can find so many useful extensions that support Angular development, which makes it the most used editor by Angular developers. You can use any text editor to develop Angular applications, but in this book, we will be using VS Code.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- About Packt
- Foreword
- Contributors
- Preface
- Setting Up the Development Environment
- Building a Flashcard Game Using Angular
- Building a Personal Blog Using Angular Router and WordPress
- Technical requirements
- Understanding SPAs
- Project overview
- Setting up a WordPress server
- Setting up an Angular project with the Angular CLI
- Adding multiple routes to our application
- Calling the WordPress API 
- Implementing lazy loading route
- Introducing pre-loading strategy
- Adding animations
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Building an Inventory Application Using Reactive Forms
- Building a PWA E-Commerce Application Using Angular Service Worker
- Building an Auditing Application Using Angular and Ionic
- Technical requirements
- Exploring the Ionic framework
- Project overview
- Getting started with the Ionic CLI
- Theming the Ionic application
- Setting up Firebase
- Getting data from the Firebase Realtime Database
- Creating dynamic forms using ngx-formly
- Using Ionic Native so that we can use a camera 
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Building a Server-Side Rendering Application Using Angular
- Building an Enterprise Portal Using Nx, NgRx, and Redux
- Technical requirements
- Exploring the monorepo application
- Redux using NgRx
- Understanding token-based authentication
- Project overview
- Getting started
- Adding an authentication library
- Adding a library using Nx
- Generating an NgRx state for the library
- Updating NgRx auth actions
- Updating the NgRx Auth reducer
- Updating NgRx Auth effects
- Adding a callback route
- Routes in our application
- Registering for Auth0 and signing in
- Securing routes using route guards
- Using an interceptor to add an authorization token to headers
- Using ngx-charts for D3 visualizations
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Building a Multi-Language NativeScript Application with Angular
- Technical requirements
- Introducing NativeScript Playground
- Creating your first NativeScript with an Angular application
- Exploring UI layout containers
- Creating the application
- Implementing internationalization using ngx-translate
- Adding a NativeScript plugin to our application
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Building a Component Library Using Angular CDK and Elements
- Testing an Angular Application Using Jasmine, Jest, and Protractor
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