Thursday, March 5, 2020

Lession-1 - Angular 8 introduction

Hi Techies,

Welcome to our simple learning platform for angular.

As I said Simple, means these topics are for immediate developement. You no need to swim into deep, you just learn to float on water. So that you can survive. Once you got confidence,  you can do actual deep swimming. I hope you understand the meaning of Simple Angular. So let's begin the lession.

Angular is a simple, easy to learn app design framework.
Angular uses typescript, html, css programming.
Once you learn this language, it is very easy  to develop cross platform applications for desktop, tabs and mobiles.

Angular is the trending technology for developers who are from programming background like JAVA, Jquery, C# , Dot Net.


Angular uses TYPE SCRIPT, which is  developed by MICROSOFT and is maintained by GOOGLE. So there is good a future for this framework.

Angular is an App design framework
Angular is used to design complex single page applications.
Angular is a component based programing.
Angular follows MVC pattern architecture.
Angular has the separation of code files.


Angular file types are given below,

    1) .css - styling the page
    2) .html - template design markup
    3) .ts - typescript for logic
    4) .json -  for configurations settings

Angular has 3 major configuration files

  1) Angular.json
  2) Typescript.json
  3) Package.json

Angular has root folders and files like

   1) src folder
   2) node_modules folder
   3) configuration files shown above

                            Angular  basic folder  structure

 Angular user CLI for faster application development.  CLI is called as Command Line Interface for generating the files such as
   1) components
   2) modules
   3) services
   4) classes.

We will learn more about these topics in next post. These are the basic topics and are very usefull for interview.

I  hope you got a better  understanding of the Angular application structur, folders and files. In the next post we will discuss these topics futher.


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