In this tutorial, we’re going to build a news application using two of the most powerful and popular resources out there, Angular 6 and material design. You’ll learn how to incorporate Google’s material design components into Angular application templates to change and style your application in a professional way. The tutorial also serves as a reminder of how to make HTTP requests to bring live news articles to an application using the News API.
Before we get started building the app, let’s quickly review the resources we’re going to use, Angular and material design, and see why we’ve paired them to build this application?
The AngularJS websites are everywhere. Right from the time of its release in the year 2009 till date, it is a standout amongst the most prevalent frameworks around the web that you can enlist as a developer located in any part of the world.
AngularJS is a phenomenal front-end JavaScript structure for building single-page web based applications. Similarly, to the rich standard library, it offers a pack of customized expansions. In addition, it has a community of developers and contributors who are always there to support and help you in tough times.
AngularJS is a structural open-source JavaScript framework for dynamic web apps. Huge companies like Google, NBC, Intel, and ABC News use Angular JS, so let’s have a look at some cool showcase of websites, applications and experiments using this framework.
Black Dashboard Angular
Black Dashboard Angular is a beautiful Bootstrap 4 Admin Dashboard that uses Angular with a huge number of components built to fit together and look amazing. If you are looking for a tool to manage and visualize data about your business, this dashboard is the thing for you. It combines colors that are easy on the eye, spacious cards, beautiful typography, and graphics.
The latest version of Angular is often thought of as a framework that comes from the enterprise side of the tracks and generally enjoys the company of line of business applications. While it is true that Angular has indeed evolved from a framework to a platform that supports all sorts of applications, there are a lot of really amazing features that exist for developers to create immersive experiences for their users.
This is the first part in a series on how to build a full-page animated website in Angular. We will start by building out a full-page website, and then animate it in the following instalment.
In this tutorial, we are going to focus primarily on the Angular pieces and forego talking about the HTML and CSS parts that do not directly relate to the construction of the application. Please download the source code to follow along.
