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ng-book - The Complete Book on AngularJS

The guide takes readers from zero to working knowledge of Angular 4, so no earlier version of the framework is required. It starts with building a first working application and then covers the core ideas behind how Angular operates, including built-in directives, forms, HTTP calls, routing and dependency injection. Later chapters explore data flow with observables and RxJS, state management with Redux, components, testing, and how to move an older Angular 1 project to the newer framework. Each chapter comes with a complete project, and the code examples are available to download. The book also includes several sample apps, such as a Reddit-style component clone and a real-time chat app.

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