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  1. Angular Tutorial - W3Schools

    Learn Angular step-by-step with easy-to-follow pages and runnable JS-only examples. We use standalone components, modern control flow, and the built-in Router and HttpClient in examples.

  2. Angular Examples - W3Schools

    AngularJS Tables Displaying a table (simple) Displaying a table with CSS Displaying a table with an orderBy filter Displaying a table with an uppercase filter Displaying a table with an index Displaying a …

  3. Angular Syllabus (Curriculum) - W3Schools

    The W3Schools Angular Tutorial is comprehensive and beginner-friendly. It will give you practical knowledge of modern Angular, including standalone components, control flow, and HttpClient.

  4. Angular Forms - W3Schools

    HTML Form Elements in Angular Text/Email/Number: Bind with [(ngModel)] or formControlName. Textarea: Works like text inputs. Checkbox: Boolean value via [(ngModel)] or formControlName. …

  5. Angular Application - W3Schools

    Make a Shopping List Lets use some of the AngularJS features to make a shopping list, where you can add or remove items:

  6. Angular Intro - W3Schools

    What is Angular? Angular is a full-featured front-end framework for building web applications. Built with TypeScript Uses components and templates Includes routing, forms, HTTP, and dependency …

  7. AngularJS Tutorial - W3Schools

    This tutorial is specially designed to help you learn AngularJS as quickly and efficiently as possible. First, you will learn the basics of AngularJS: directives, expressions, filters, modules, and controllers.

  8. What is Angular - W3Schools

    Full AngularJS Tutorial This has been a short description of AngularJS. For a full AngularJS tutorial go to W3Schools AngularJS Tutorial. For a full AngularJS reference go to W3Schools AngularJS Reference.

  9. Angular Reference - W3Schools

    AngularJS Directives on HTML Elements AngularJS modifies the default behavior of some HTML elements.

  10. Angular Directives - W3Schools

    ngIf with else Point *ngIf to a fallback template with else. Use then/else syntax to make both branches explicit. Angular adds/removes DOM blocks entirely.