Angular Basic, Features of Angular, Setup Angular Project

Today we are going to learn about Angular Basics

Let's get start...

What is Angular

- Angular is TypeScript Based open-source front-end platform.

- Using angular we can create our application on the web and mobile side.

- Angular is created and managed by Google.

- It provides some features like component, directive, module, services, and end to end tooling.

Features of Angular

1. DOM ( Document Object Model )

2. TS ( Type-Script )

3. Data Binding

4. Testing

1. DOM ( Document Object Model )

- In Angular, we are using regular DOM.

- Suppose we are updating 6 instances on the same HTML page.
In that case, angular is going to update the entire tree structure of HTML tags.

2. TS ( Type-Script )

- TypeScript is the superset of JS ( Javascript ).

- In the browser, It’s compiled into Plan JavaScript.

- TypeScript is created and managed by Microsoft. It provides some features like Type, class, async/await, etc...

- Angular Build entirely in the TS ( type Script).

- Angular used TS ( TypeScript ) as a Primary Language.

- If you want to install TS then you can install it using NPM like below.

npm install -g typescript

3. Data Binding

- Data Binding is provide communication between .ts to .html file

- In Angular, we have a total of 4 types of Data Binding.

1) Interpolation

Like: {{}}

2) Property Binding

Like: [value]

3) Event Binding

Like: (click), (change), etc..

4) Two-way data binding

Like: [(ngModel)]="fName"

4. Testing

- Angular Uses the Jasmine-Karma Testing Framework to test the application.

- Jasmine Framework is provided to write different - different test cases.

- Karma Framework work as a test runner for created test cases.

Setup Angular

Step 1:

You need to install Node and NPM in you're system

Link: https://nodejs.org/en/

Step 2: Install Angular CLI

npm install - g @angular/cli

Step 3: Create Angular Project

ng new project_name

Step 4: Go to your project directory

cd project_name

Step 5: RUN Project ( Server )

ng serve

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