Angular is a framework for web applications by HTML and TypeScript.
The architecture of an Angular application relies on basic building blocks called NgModules to compile components. Developers use a set of NgModules to define an Angular app. Angular components define views while a view is a set of screen elements. A view is different from a service, which provides specific functionality such as dependencies to make your code modular and reusable.
A view is a defined template combining HTML, Angular directives, and binding markup together to display the web interface. Angular components of one app can define more than one view, and its multi-views can be hierarchically set up. In Angular applications, the view lives inside the HTML templates and the CSS style sheets:
- Now, let's add our basic Angular view within index.html to the “public” folder. At first, the Angular application is defined by the ng-app directive:
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