Collection of Angular web application projects showcasing different features and UI patterns.
This repository contains a set of Angular projects I’ve built to practice web development with Angular and experiment with real app ideas.
Each project is a standalone Angular application that demonstrates core concepts like component design, routing, forms, and interaction with APIs.
Inside this repository you’ll find multiple Angular projects, for example:
- affiliateweb
- foodsite
- showtime
- webnews
Consiglio: aggiungi per ciascun progetto una breve descrizione qui sotto indicando cosa fa e cosa dimostra (es. uso di routing, servizi, moduli, design responsive, ecc.).
This collection uses the Angular framework and related tools:
- Angular (framework frontend)
- TypeScript
- HTML & CSS
- Angular CLI (for creating, building, and serving projects)
- Optional: additional libraries depending on each project
Angular promotes best practices such as modular code organization, components, and reactive programming patterns.
To run any project locally:
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/Wario-Ametrano/Angular-Projects.git
- Navigate to a specific project folder:
cd Angular-Projects/<project-name>
- Install dependencies:
npm install
- Run the dev server:
ng serve
- Open your browser at: http://localhost:4200
Repeat for each Angular project in the repository.
This repository helps you explore real Angular basics and intermediate skills:
- Angular application structure
- Component and module design
- Routing and navigation
- User interfaces and responsive layout
- Forms and data binding
- TypeScript usage in frontend Angular encourages specific coding conventions and patterns that improve readability and maintainability.
- Use Angular CLI to experiment with new features and components.
- Organize shared logic into modules for reuse.
- Try deploying one of the projects to GitHub Pages or Vercel for live demos.
Feel free to explore the code, star ⭐ this repo, or open an issue if you have questions, suggestions, or ideas for improvements. This is a personal coding collection — you're welcome to take inspiration or extend the projects!
This project is open-source and available under the MIT License (add a LICENSE file to your repository if you want to include it).