Angular

Angular Material provides a rich set of UI components, and the MatMenu component is a powerful tool for creating user-friendly navigation menus. In this article, we’ll explore how to use MatMenu and set up a nested menu structure in Angular 19 Setting Up the Angular Material Project Before we dive into the implementation, let’s make sure Angular Material is installed in your […]

If you’re looking to add a rich text editor to your Angular app without the bulk or complexity, Froala Editor is a sleek, lightweight option worth checking out. In this quick guide, I’ll walk you through how to set it up, customize it, and bind it to your data using Angular. 🧩 Step 1: Install

Animations often go unnoticed when done right—but they make a huge difference in how users experience your app. With Angular 19, we finally get native route transition animations thanks to the View Transition API. This powerful feature brings buttery-smooth, browser-powered animations that can instantly elevate your UI. Let’s break down what it is, how it

In large-scale TypeScript projects, code consistency is more than just a nice-to-have—it’s a necessity for clean, maintainable code. One small but impactful area is how interface properties are aligned. When interfaces have misaligned colons (:), it may seem trivial—but over time, those little inconsistencies add up, making your code harder to scan, debug, or review.

Both Angular and React have come a long way—and version 19 of each brings some seriously exciting improvements. Whether you’re building large-scale apps or crafting dynamic UIs, this latest update cycle has something for every developer. Here’s a breakdown of the key features in Angular 19 and React 19, along with some thoughts on which

In Part 1 of this series, we covered some of Angular’s foundational design patterns like Singleton, Observer, and Decorator.Now, let’s take it up a notch. In this follow-up, we’ll explore four more essential patterns: Factory, Facade, Proxy, and Dependency Injection. These patterns play a critical role in writing Angular applications that are modular, scalable, and

When it comes to building scalable and maintainable Angular applications, understanding and applying the right design patterns can make a world of difference. In this two-part series, I’m breaking down some of the most impactful design patterns in Angular. Let’s kick things off with the Singleton, Observer, and Decorator patterns—each deeply embedded in how Angular

Angular is evolving fast—and Signal-Based Forms are one of the most exciting experimental features in Angular v17+. They bring a fresh, reactive, and streamlined approach to form management, making form handling simpler, faster, and smarter. This post explores how signal-based forms work, why they matter, and how to implement them in a real-world scenario. 💡

In modern web applications, performance is critical, especially when handling complex, data-intensive operations. One often-overlooked strategy to maintain UI responsiveness is leveraging Web Workers. In this article, I’ll walk you through how to implement a Web Worker in Angular, enable communication between the main thread and the worker, and extend it to handle multiple types

I’ve compiled 18 thought-provoking questions to evaluate a candidate’s expertise and approach to solving real-world challenges. Question: 1 If you had to pick only 5 libraries as dependencies for your Angular app, which ones would you pick? Question: 2 What’s your go-to strategy for debugging Angular components? Question: 3 Have you ever created a custom RxJS operator?