Angular Renaissance

Angular Renaissance — a complete modern refresh in structure, performance, dev experience, and community presence. In this series, we’ll explore these modern Angular advancements, understand the motivations behind them, and learn how to practically adopt the new way of building Angular apps. Follow along as we uncover the beauty of this Renaissance — where tradition meets transformation.

Angular Renaissance: Part 1 - Getting Started

Oct 11, 2025 | 6 min read | 50 Views

Since the renaissance of Angular, we have reviewed our Angular journey series where we are taking a learning path to explore the Angular from a beginner's eye. In this article we will start a learning series to understand and explore the reawaken Angular framework.

Zaki Mohammed

Angular Renaissance: Part 2 - Bindings, Directives, Components, Services

Oct 11, 2025 | 7 min read | 58 Views

Healthy communication and maintaining strong binding are key in any relationship. Same goes in any Angular as well. In this article, we will explore the ways Angular offers to form bindings between templates and code-behind, along with communication between components.

Zaki Mohammed

Angular Renaissance: Part 3 - Angular Routes

Oct 11, 2025 | 5 min read | 52 Views

There comes a point in our journey to take a way in getting to a destination, in Angular we do this using routing. In this article, we will explore Angular Routing concept and explore the ways to make component routable and ways to navigate.

Zaki Mohammed

Angular Renaissance: Part 4 - Working with Web API

Oct 11, 2025 | 7 min read | 60 Views

One does not simply develop an app without hitting the server. In this article we will explore how Angular handles the HTTP communication.

Zaki Mohammed

Angular Renaissance: Part 5 - Reactivity

Oct 11, 2025 | 7 min read | 61 Views

Let us give reactivity touch to our Notesy App which we have created in our Angular renaissance journey so far. In this article, we will explore some of the capabilities of reactive programming using RxJS/Signals for states and will understand some idealism to follow while dealing with async/state related operations.

Zaki Mohammed