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A curated list of Angular resources: one GitHub README that collects the most interesting libraries, tools and learning material from across the Angular ecosystem.
A curated list of Angular resources: one GitHub README that collects the most interesting libraries, tools and learning material from across the Angular ecosystem.Is it one flat list or something bigger?It is a single README with a table of contents. Sections run from Official Resources and CLI Tools through Learning Resources, State Management, Testing, Site Templates and Third Party Components.
It is a single README with a table of contents. Sections run from Official Resources and CLI Tools through Learning Resources, State Management, Testing, Site Templates and Third Party Components.Where should someone new to Angular start with it?Start with the Official Resources section, then browse Learning Resources, which rounds up blogs, books, cheat sheets, exercises, training and YouTube channels.
Start with the Official Resources section, then browse Learning Resources, which rounds up blogs, books, cheat sheets, exercises, training and YouTube channels.Is everything it links to free?Almost — entries are mostly open-source, but not all of it: the Site Templates section is split into Free Templates and Paid Templates.
Almost — entries are mostly open-source, but not all of it: the Site Templates section is split into Free Templates and Paid Templates.Which harder topics does it go deep on?State management with NgRx and NGXS, testing split into E2E and component sections, security and authentication, and server-side rendering each get their own sections.
State management with NgRx and NGXS, testing split into E2E and component sections, security and authentication, and server-side rendering each get their own sections.Does it keep up with the current Angular release?Yes — the README pins the current Angular version with an npm badge for @angular/core, and an Updating Angular section covers migrations.
Yes — the README pins the current Angular version with an npm badge for @angular/core, and an Updating Angular section covers migrations.Is there anything for AI-assisted Angular work?Yes — AI is a subsection under Development Utilities, alongside accessibility, analytics, debugging, linting, performance, SEO and styling.
Yes — AI is a subsection under Development Utilities, alongside accessibility, analytics, debugging, linting, performance, SEO and styling.What are similar projects?fks, youmightnotneedjquery, react-redux-links, awesome-redux, 33-js-concepts, ngx-admin, frontend-dev-bookmarks, iCSS
fks, youmightnotneedjquery, react-redux-links, awesome-redux, 33-js-concepts, ngx-admin, frontend-dev-bookmarks, iCSSWhich topics is it in?books, components, angular, ui-library, cheatsheet, training, awesome, ui-components, reference, testing, css, guide
books, components, angular, ui-library, cheatsheet, training, awesome, ui-components, reference, testing, css, guide