Harness the full power of Angular 17 with up-to-date tools and enterprise-level best practices
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Key Features
- Dive straight into the most relevant topics that will help you build large, complex, and high-performance web applications
- Find updated examples, projects, and an overview of the latest tools and updates – including Jest, Cypress, NgRx workspace, Apollo GraphQL, and Angular Dev Tools
- Get to grips with reactive code and learn how to resolve potential issues before they crop up
Book Description
If you’re looking to upskill and build sophisticated, minimalist web applications suited for enterprise use, Angular for Enterprise Applications is your guide to the next level of engineering mastery.
The updated third edition distils hard-earned lessons into a lucid roadmap for success. Adopting a pragmatic approach founded on a robust technical base, you'll utilize both JavaScript and TypeScript fundamentals. You'll also embrace agile engineering coding principles and learn to architect optimally sized enterprise solutions employing the freshest concepts in Angular.
You’ll gradually build upon this foundation through insightful recipes, sample apps, and crystal-clear explanations. You’ll master authentication and authorization, optimize performance through reactive programming and lazy loading, build complex yet flexible UIs with router-first principles, and then integrate with backend systems using REST and GraphQL APIs.
You’ll cover modern tools like RxAngular, Qwik, and Signals. You’ll construct master/detail views using data tables and NgRx for state management. You’ll explore DevOps using Docker and build CI/CD pipelines necessary for high-performance teams.
By the end of this book, you’ll be proficient in leveraging Angular in enterprise. Equipped with tried-and-true development patterns and actionable strategies for a pristine architecture, you'll design robust systems that scale effortlessly.
What you will learn
- Adopt a minimalist, value-first approach to delivering web apps
- Understand how standalone components, services, providers, modules, lazy loading, and directives work in Angular
- Learn how to build standalone projects
- Manage your app's data reactivity using Signals or RxJS
- Implement state management for your Angular apps with NgRx
- Learn about root causes of performance bottlenecks of Angular apps
- Learn about the Angular ecosystem to build and deliver enterprise applications
- Leverage automated testing and CI/CD to deliver high quality apps
- Master authentication and authorization building role-based access control with REST and GraphQL
Who this book is for
This book is for mid-to-senior developers looking to gain mastery by learning how to write, test, and deploy Angular in an enterprise environment. Working experience with JavaScript is a prerequisite, and a familiarity with TypeScript and RESTful APIs will help you understand the topics covered in this book more effectively.
Table of Contents
- Angular's Architecture and Concepts
- Forms, Observables, and Subjects
- Architecting an Enterprise-Ready App
- Creating a Router-First Line-of-Business App
- Working with REST and GraphQL Backends
- Designing Authentication and Authorization
- Implementing Role Based Navigation
- Recipes – Reusability, Routing, and Caching
- Recipes – Master/Detail, Data Tables, and NgRx
- Releasing to Production using CI/CD
- Appendix A Debugging Angular
- Appendix B Angular Cheat Sheet
- Appendix C Setting up Your Development Environment
Doguhan Uluca is a Principal Fellow at Excella in Washington, D.C., where he leads strategic initiatives and delivers critical systems. He has technical expertise in usability, mobility, performance, scalability, cybersecurity, and architecture. He is the author of the Angular for Enterprise Application Development books, has spoken at over 30 conferences, and is an Angular GDE Alumni. Doguhan has delivered solutions for Silicon Valley startups, Fortune 50 companies, and the U.S. Federal Government, and he is passionate about contributing to open-source projects and teaching.
