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Inttroduction To Angular

Angular is a front-end framework for building dynamic single-page applications using TypeScript, featuring a component-based architecture, two-way data binding, and dependency injection. It is compared to other frameworks like React and Vue, highlighting its structured but complex nature. The document also outlines the setup process for a development environment, including installing Node.js, Angular CLI, and creating a new Angular project.

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Inttroduction To Angular

Angular is a front-end framework for building dynamic single-page applications using TypeScript, featuring a component-based architecture, two-way data binding, and dependency injection. It is compared to other frameworks like React and Vue, highlighting its structured but complex nature. The document also outlines the setup process for a development environment, including installing Node.js, Angular CLI, and creating a new Angular project.

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Introduction to angular:

1. Overview of Angular Framework


What is Angular?
Angular is a front-end framework for building dynamic, single-page
applications (SPAs) using TypeScript. It provides a structured way to create
web apps with reusable components, data binding, and dependency injection.
🔹 Example:
Think of Angular like building a car (your web app). Instead of welding every
part from scratch, you use pre-made components (engine, wheels, seats) and
assemble them efficiently.

Why Angular?
✅ Benefits:
Component-Based Architecture – Breaks UI into reusable pieces.

Two-Way Data Binding – Automatically syncs data between model and


view.

Dependency Injection (DI) – Manages services efficiently.

TypeScript Support – Better tooling & error detection.

🔹 Analogy:
Imagine a restaurant kitchen (Angular app) where:

Components = Kitchen stations (grill, fryer, salad bar).

Services (DI) = Waiters delivering ingredients to stations.

Templates = Recipe cards guiding how dishes are made.

Angular vs React vs Vue


Feature Angular React Vue

Language TypeScript JavaScript JavaScript

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Architecture Full MVC View Library Progressive

Learning Curve Steeper Moderate Easier

🔹 Analogy:
Angular = A fully-equipped SUV (structured but complex).

React = A customizable bike (flexible but needs add-ons).

Vue = A scooter (lightweight & easy to start).

2. Setting up Development Environment


1. Install Node.js & Angular CLI
Node.js (Runtime for JavaScript outside the browser)

Angular CLI (Command Line Tool for Angular projects)

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# Install Node.js from https://nodejs.org/


# Then install Angular CLI globally:
npm install -g @angular/cli

2. Choose an IDE (Visual Studio Code)


Download VS Code (Recommended for Angular).

Install extensions:

Angular Language Service

Prettier (Code formatting)

3. Create a New Angular Project


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ng new my-first-app
cd my-first-app
ng serve --open # Runs app on http://localhost:4200

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