Angular 8
Angular 8 is a version of Angular, a popular open-source web application framework maintained by Google and a community of developers. It is used for building dynamic, single-page web applications (SPAs) and offers a range of features that facilitate efficient development and maintenance of web apps.
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Ivy Renderer:
- Improved build times, reduced bundle sizes, and enhanced debugging capabilities.
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Differential Loading:
- Generates separate bundles for legacy (ES5) and modern (ES2015+) JavaScript for better performance.
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Dynamic Imports for Lazy Loading:
- Use of
import()syntax for lazy loading modules, improving app loading speed.
- Use of
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Web Worker Support:
- Simplified use of web workers for offloading heavy computations to background threads.
Before learning Angular 8, it's helpful to have the following skills:
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HTML:
- Understanding of HTML for structuring web pages.
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CSS:
- Knowledge of CSS for styling web pages.
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JavaScript:
- Proficiency in JavaScript, including ES6+ features.
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TypeScript:
- Basic knowledge of TypeScript, as Angular is built with TypeScript.
By learning Angular 8, you gain the following skills:
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Component-Based Architecture:
- Building and structuring web applications using reusable components.
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TypeScript Proficiency:
- Advanced understanding and use of TypeScript in web development.
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Data Binding:
- Implementing two-way data binding to synchronize the model and view.
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Directives and Pipes:
- Creating and using directives and pipes to manipulate DOM elements and transform data.
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