Angular 17 shipped with Angular @switch, and this was a game changer, when it comes to simplicity compared to the former ngSwitch directive. In this guide, we will see how easy it is to use this awesome addition to Angular!

DOM manipulation in Angular, just like in any web application is something we do on a daily basis. Angular Renderer2 makes this easy for us.

Angular NgContainer makes it easy for us to build UI, in a more organized and performant way. Let us quickly see how we can use this powerful tool from Angular.

Whenever we are using Angular material, mostly Angular mat-form-field, we get the error that mat-form-field must contain a mat-form-field-control, well, let’s fix that.

Reusing UI pieces in Angular can be a powerful advantage when we are developing. We will see how we can use Angular NgTemplate to reuse UI pieces.

At times, we want to do a quick and custom validation of Angular inputs. Well, how let’s see how we can validate Angular input fields using Joi.

At times, we need to disable Angular HTML element like buttons, inputs or even material element, let’s see how we can do this in simple examples.

Angular APP_INITIALIZER is a DI token, which makes it possible for you to tap into the app’s initialization phase and do custom operations before the app loads.

Angular just shipped with an awesome way to provide dependency injection on the fly - Angular inject. However, this comes with one key catch, it must be used in constructor phase! Well, let’s see how to do this.

Pie Chart is a common chart in data presentation. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a HTML Canvas Pie Chart that you can scale to your liking!