Armed with knowledge about the pros and cons of using the template-driven approach, without wasting any time we will deep dive into learning how to implement the template-driven forms in our application. We will start by learning about the required modules and gradually progress to create forms in our application. As explained in the preceding sections, template-driven forms are mostly defined in the template file. Before we jump into creating examples of template-driven forms, we should understand some of the most important concepts related to forms, namely, ngForm and ngModel:

• ngForm: This is the directive that helps to create the control groups inside the form directive
• ngModel: When ngModel is used on elements inside ngForm, all the elements and data get registered inside ngForm