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Doguhan uses the latest and greatest best practices around command line tooling like npx, with great Angular techniques like lazy loading. Doguhan's work brings together thousands of little best practices that he has learned in his time working with developers, and from his own experience into one book. The book shows lots of realistic code examples, that are all runnable and available from the author's GitHub repositories. If you want to understand how to write solid Angular applications in , then you must read this book.
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With an aim to make you a testing pro, this Angular book is all about squishing the bugs out of your application. It covers everything from basic tests to setting up testing in your continuous integration pipeline. Responsive design.
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