Abstract
Angular remains a pervasive choice among corporation choices for website development. There is a large community to draw experience from and when combined with other libraries and frameworks, such as Material, it offers a feature-rich choice of styling and user interaction experiences. It is a complex framework that requires experience to appreciate and master.
Following are six specific concepts that every Angular developer would benefit from becoming proficient with writing.
Module and Library Architecture
"Module" is an overloaded term in Angular which offers some confusion in the Developer Documentation and community dialog. The modular architecture refers to the self-contained blocks (modules) to express an aspect of the application's non-functional features that enable the functional features.
Angular also declares a "modules" that provide services, navigation, components and widgets that can be core or shared among other parts of the application. Declaring a module, as opposed to a component or widget provides foundational, operational code that is not apparent to the UI. An Angular module is a coded template that has a lifecycle. One can think of it as the middleware of the application that handles events and scope between the UI (front-end) and the Data Domain (possibly linked to a back-office).
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