We have covered some good ground in the Angular world. The fundamental pieces include modules, components with views, services, and routes. The template syntax offers event and property bindings along with two-way bindings, making it easy to create interactive components. Angular's dependency injection makes it easy to tie together the various parts of the application. The component and its template focus on view logic, while the heavy lifting of processing logic is moved to services. The modularity features that use NgModule make it possible to organize a large application to separate feature modules along with the root AppModule.
Angular CLI offers a powerful tool for project setup and code generation that makes it easy to get started with Angular quickly. When working with modules and their components, it's helpful to use the CLI for generating these components...
