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Example applications
The following is a list of the example applications in the Angular documentation.
Fundamentals
These examples demonstrate minimal, fundamental concepts.
Getting started application
Introductory application demonstrating Angular features. For more information, see Getting started.
Launching your app
Demonstrates the Angular bootstrapping process. For more information, see Launching your app with a root module.
Structure of Angular applications
Demonstrates the fundamental architecture of Angular applications. For more information, see Introduction to Angular concepts.
Setting the document title
Demonstrates customizing the document title in the browser. For more information, see Set the document title.
Tour of Heroes tutorial application
The Tour of Heroes is a comprehensive tutorial that guides you through the process of building an application with many of Angular's most popular features.
Tour of Heroes: completed application
Completed Tour of Heroes example application. For more information, see Tour of Heroes app and tutorial.
Tour of Heroes: Creating an application
Initial Tour of Heroes example application for beginning the tutorial. For more information, see Create a new project.
Tour of Heroes: The hero editor
First step of the Tour of Heroes example application. For more information, see The hero editor.
Tour of Heroes: Display a selection list
Second step of the Tour of Heroes example application. For more information, see Display a selection list.
Tour of Heroes: Create a feature component
Third step of the Tour of Heroes example application. For more information, see Create a feature component.
Tour of Heroes: Add services
Fourth step of the Tour of Heroes example application. For more information, see Add services.
Tour of Heroes: Add in-app navigation with routing
Fifth step of the Tour of Heroes example application. For more information, see Add in-app navigation with routing.
Tour of Heroes: Get data from a server
Sixth and final step of the Tour of Heroes example application. For more information, see Get data from a server.
Working with templates
These examples demonstrate features of Angular templates.
Accessibility
Demonstrates building Angular applications in a more accessible way. For more information, see Accessibility.
Animations
Demonstrates Angular's animation features. For more information, see Introduction to Angular animations.
Attribute, class, and style bindings
Demonstrates Angular attribute, class, and style bindings. For more information, see Attribute, class, and style bindings.
Attribute directives
Demonstrates Angular attribute directives. For more information, see Attribute directives.
Binding syntax
Demonstrates Angular's binding syntax. For more information, see Binding syntax: an overview.
Built-in directives
Demonstrates Angular built-in directives. For more information, see Built-in directives.
Built-in template functions
Demonstrates Angular built-in template functions.
For more information, see the $any()
type cast function section of Template expression operators.
Interpolation
Demonstrates Angular interpolation. For more information, see Interpolation and template expressions.
Template expression operators
Demonstrates expression operators in Angular templates. For more information, see Template expression operators.
Template reference variables
Demonstrates Angular's template reference variables. For more information, see Template reference variables.
<ngcontainer>
Demonstrates <ngcontainer>
.
For more information, see the ngtemplate section of Structural directives .
Pipes
Demonstrates Angular pipes. For more information, see Transforming Data Using Pipes.
Property binding
Demonstrates property binding in Angular. For more information, see Property binding.
Structural directives
Demonstrates Angular structural directives. For more information, see Structural directives.
Two-way binding
Demonstrates two-way data binding in Angular applications. For more information, see Two-way binding.
Template syntax
Comprehensive demonstration of Angular's template syntax. For more information, see Template reference variables.
User input
Demonstrates responding to user actions. For more information, see User input.
Working with components
These examples demonstrate features of Angular components.
Component interaction
Demonstrates how Angular shares data between components. For more information, see Component interaction.
Component styles
Demonstrates styling in Angular apps. For more information, see Component styles.
Dynamic component loader
Demonstrates how to dynamically load components. For more information, see Dynamic component loader.
Elements
Demonstrates using Angular custom elements. For more information, see Angular elements overview.
Event binding
Demonstrates binding to events in Angular. For more information, see Event binding.
@Input()
and @Output()
Demonstrates @Input()
and @Output()
in components and directives.
For more information, see @Input()
and @Output()
properties.
Lifecycle hooks
Demonstrates Angular lifecycle hooks such as ngOnInit()
and ngOnChanges()
.
For more information, see Hooking into the component lifecycle.
Dependency injection
Dependency injection fundamentals
Demonstrates fundamentals of Angular dependency injection. For more information, see Dependency injection.
Dependency injection features
Demonstrates many of the features of Angular dependency injection. For more information, see Dependency injection in action.
Providing dependencies in NgModules
Demonstrates providing services in NgModules. For more information, see Providing dependencies in modules.
Hierarchical dependency injection
Demonstrates Angular injector trees and resolution modifiers. For more information, see Hierarchical injectors.
Dependency injection with providers
and viewProviders
Demonstrates how providers
and viewproviders
affect dependency injection.
For more information, see the Providing services in @Component()
section of Hierarchical injectors.
Resolution modifiers and dependency injection
Demonstrates Angular's resolution modifiers, such as @Self()
.
For more information, see the Modifying service visibility section of Hierarchical injectors.
Forms
Forms overview
Demonstrates foundational concepts of Angular forms. For more information, see Introduction to forms in Angular.
Reactive forms
Demonstrates Angular's reactive forms. For more information, see Reactive forms.
Template-driven forms
Demonstrates Angular template-driven forms. For more information, see Building a template-driven form.
Form validation
Demonstrates validating forms in Angular. For more information, see Validating form input.
Dynamic forms
Demonstrates creating dynamic forms. For more information, see Building dynamic forms.
NgModules
NgModules
Demonstrates fundamentals of NgModules. For more information, see NgModules.
Feature modules
Demonstrates using feature modules in Angular. For more information, see Feature modules.
Lazy loading NgModules
Demonstrates lazy loading NgModules. For more information, see Lazy-loading feature modules.
Routing
Router
Demonstrates Angular's routing features. For more information, see Router.
Router tutorial
Demonstrates Angular's fundamental routing techniques. For more information, see Using Angular routes in a single-page application.
Style guide for Documentation contributions
Demonstrates Angular documentation style guidelines. For more information, see Angular documentation style guide.
Server communication
HttpClient
Demonstrates server interaction using HTTP. For more information, see Communicating with backend services using HTTP.
Workflow
Security
Demonstrates security concepts in Angular applications. For more information, see Security.
Testing
For the sample app that the testing guides describe, see the sample app.
For the tests featured in the testing guides, see tests.
Demonstrates techniques for testing Angular. For more information, see Testing.
Hybrid Angular applications
AngularJS to Angular concepts: Quick reference
Demonstrates Angular for those with an AngularJS background. For more information, see AngularJS to Angular concepts: Quick reference.