# Angular Projects, 3rd Ed (Packt)

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> Published: 2026-08-05 17:57:14+00:00

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In this book, subtitled "Learn Angular by building 10 real-world, enterprise web apps and projects ", Aristeidis Bampakos explores Angular's latest features, from signals and standalone components to SSR, SSG, AI tooling, and production-ready UI and data patterns. Each project reflects how real teams work: forms, routing, data, and the small choices that make an app feel finished. You will build with just enough tech to matter: signals, template-driven and reactive forms; PrimeNG, Angular Material, and Telerik UI; Google Maps; drag-and-drop; and desktop features. You will also wire up backend NestJS with MongoDB, Firebase services, and email notifications, then improve delivery with SSR and SSG and focused Core Web Vitals improvements.
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Author: Aristeidis Bampakos Publisher: Packt Publishing Date: June 2026 Pages: 298 ISBN: 978-1806668472 Print: 1806668475 Kindle: B0GDRPDM1P Audience: would-be Angular developers Level: Intermediate Category: [JavaScript](/bookreviews/29-javascript.html)
Topics include:
- Scaffold faster and refactor safely with AI-assisted workflows
- Design trustworthy forms users can complete without friction
- Add AI: summaries, and assistant-driven booking
- Integrate real services: Maps, email, Firebase, MongoDB
- Ship quickly with SSR/SSG and Core Web Vitals improvements
- Build maintainable UIs with PrimeNG, Material, Telerik
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