Angular 9 Cheat Sheet
Building a software project typically consists of such tasks as downloading dependencies, putting additional jars on a classpath, compiling source code into binary code, running tests, packaging compiled code into deployable artifacts such as a JAR, WAR, and ZIP files, and deploying these artifacts to an application server or repository. This cheat sheet co-authored by Ravi Kiran and Suprotim Agarwal, aims at providing a quick reference to the most commonly used features in AngularJS. It will also make you quickly productive with Angular. This article is from the Free DNC Magazine for.Net and JavaScript developers.
Cory Rylan
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This article has been updated to the latest version Angular 11 and tested with Angular 10. The content is likely still applicable for all Angular 2 + versions.
Angular Reactive Forms has a fantastic API to work with and makes using forms a breeze. Even with such a well thought out API occasionally I need to look up how to bind to a particular input type. Because there are so many input types, I decided to create this tutorial or cheat sheet of every built-in browser input type and how to bind to it using Angular Reactive Forms. Check out the code below as well as a working demo example!
Component TypeScript
Using the Reactive Forms API, we can create complex forms easily with provided services such as the FormBuilder service.
Component Template
Angular Cli Cheat Sheet
Install Angular 9
Below is the template that shows most of the basic built-in HTML input types and how they connect to an Angular form.
Angular 9 Cheat Sheet Pdf Download
Check out the full working demo link below!
Angular Cheat Sheet Pdf
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