What is Angular?
Angular is an open-source, TypeScript-based framework maintained by Google for building single-page web applications. It ships with a component model, template syntax, dependency injection, a router, form handling, and an HTTP client, so most applications can be built without stitching together many separate third-party packages.
Why Learn Angular?
Angular remains a top choice for large, long-lived applications because it enforces
consistent architecture and tooling across big teams, ships official solutions for
routing, forms, and HTTP out of the box, and continues to modernize with standalone
components, the inject() function, and signals for fine-grained
reactivity.
What You Will Learn in This Angular Course
This course is organized into focused lessons so you can learn step by step. You will start with the basics and CLI workflow, then move into components, templates, and data binding, directives and pipes, services and dependency injection, routing, forms, HTTP and RxJS, state management with signals, modules and standalone components, performance and change detection, testing, and real interview preparation material.