Web development has come a long way—from static pages to highly interactive, complex applications that run in the browser. Along the way, developers have been introduced to countless tools, libraries, and frameworks, each promising to make life easier. But choosing the right approach, especially for long-term projects or enterprise-scale applications, can be overwhelming.
That's why I'm putting together this series on Angular.
This isn't meant to be the ultimate, one-size-fits-all guide. Instead, it's a thoughtful, structured exploration of what Angular offers, why it was designed the way it is, and how you can use it to build maintainable, scalable applications. Whether you're just getting started with Angular or looking to deepen your understanding, I hope you find something valuable here.
Throughout this series, we'll explore:
- The evolution of web frameworks and where Angular fits in
- Core architectural concepts like components, modules, and routing
- Patterns for managing state, building reactive apps, and organizing your code
- Practical guidance for performance, testing, and maintainability
- Tips for working with Angular in enterprise and team-based environments
The goal is to help you build a solid foundation and feel more confident using Angular in your projects. I'll take things one step at a time, aiming to be clear, honest, and practical throughout.
Thanks for being here, I'm excited to learn alongside you.
📌 Blog Series Roadmap (Work in Progress)
- A Brief History of Web Frameworks and the Rise of Angular ✅
- Why Angular? Exploring the Philosophy and Key Benefits ✅
- From AngularJS to Modern Angular: Understanding the Rewrite ✅
- Core Concepts: Components, Modules, and Standalone Architecture ✅
- Reactive Programming Essentials: RxJS, Signals, and Beyond ⏳
- Routing 101: Building Single-Page Applications with Angular ⏳
- State Management Strategies: NgRx, Component Store, and Best Practices ⏳
- Performance Tuning: Lazy Loading, Server-Side Rendering, and More ⏳
- Testing and Maintenance: Keeping Angular Apps Evergreen ⏳
- Enterprise-Ready Angular: Architectures, Tooling, and DevOps ⏳