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Angular application

An Angular application is a web or software application built with the Angular framework.

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Modern Angular

An Angular application is a software application built with the Angular framework.

How it is used
Frames Angular applications as practical CLI-based systems for implementing enterprise workflows and modernizing existing projects.
How deep it goes
Maps application architecture, reactivity, rendering, and migration concerns without providing exhaustive Angular fundamentals.
Examples
Uses an HRMS workflow, module relationship diagrams, service-based state, RxJS form reactions, and an SSR-enabled CLI project.
What you can do after
Builds Angular projects from scratch, applies modern framework features, and migrates existing applications toward newer patterns.

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Pro Angular 16

An Angular application is a web application built with the Angular framework.

How it is used
Builds browser applications by combining models, components, templates, bindings, and Angular development tools.
How deep it goes
Explains application parts, browser output, project files, builds, and development flow, but defers detailed Angular feature internals.
Examples
Uses a nonpersistent to-do list and the larger SportsStore application to demonstrate features, routing, and deployment.
What you can do after
Builds simple and realistic Angular applications, runs them with the development server, and prepares them for deployment.

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