📄️ Code style
This page covers best practices and common mistakes when writing TypeScript code, focusing on those with the highest impact. It includes naming conventions, code clarity, consistency and more.
📄️ Folder structure
Folder structure refers to how files and directories are organized within a project. A well-designed methodology helps developers navigate the codebase efficiently and, above all, keeps the project understandable and maintanable as it grows. It provides a clear separation of concerns, making it easier to locate, update, and manage different parts of the application.
📄️ Typing
Typing is a fundamental aspect of Angular application that ensures your code is robust, maintainable, and less prone to runtime errors. This guide provides best practices for leveraging TypeScript's type system effectively, helping you write cleaner and safer code. By following these tips, you'll improve the readability and scalability of your projects while catching potential issues early during development.
📄️ Third-party libraries
In the next pages, we will mention some third-party libraries that can help you build robust Angular applications efficiently. Each are production-ready and battle-tested libraries, with their pros and cons, that are widely used by the community.
📄️ Configuration
Proper configuration is the foundation of a maintainable and scalable Angular project. This guide covers essential configuration practices for modern Angular projects, from project setup and build optimization to environment management and code quality tools.