In this post, I will explain from scratch in 10 steps, how to build a Azure DevOps pipeline to publish Angular app in Azure Web app for Linux using FTP method. Using this method you can also publish app in any FTP location also.

In this article, I will explain from scratch in just 5 steps, How to Setup Azure Web app for Linux and publish your Angular application. You can also setup Azure DevOps Pipeline to setup continuous integration for automatic deployment of your app.

Angular is by far the most popular single-page application (SPA) framework used by .NET developers. Until this project, I hadn’t used Angular since before it dropped the JS from its name. Consequentially, I was excited to try my hat at it again, this time using it to show off Vonage’s Video API.

An important task in setting up a modern front-end project is to define a scalable, long-term and future-proof folders structure, and the naming guidelines for each different programming entity.

There are many options for hosting an Angular application, but if you want to minimize your server costs and ensure the fastest site speed possible for your users, one of the best solutions is to use a content delivery network.

Lazy loading is a technique to load the content only when the user asks for it. Therefore, the initial loading of the webpage is much faster as the complete page is not loaded. In case of lots of images on the webpage, it is always recommended to use lazy loading for the images. As an example, while showing a photo gallery, there is no point loading all the images in one go as the user may leave after only viewing the first few images and this would result in slower loading and waste of bandwidt

In every Angular application, there are multiple components where we need common tasks related to validating forms. Writing code to get the message in every component is time-consuming. In this article, we will learn about creating a common validation service to help validate a reactive form and display form error messages.

Performance tips for angular app Load Time and in another post, I will mention run time performance tips. Just keep in mind that here in this post is just a brief list with links for more details.

Angular Interceptor, HttpClient vs HttpBackend, Catch Error, Recall APIs, and Prevent XSRF attack.

As we all know, Angular is one of the most popular front-end frameworks to create maintainable web applications. Angular provides a command-line tool called CLI, which stands for the Command-line Interface, and it is used to create several components such as services, pipe, etc., in an easy way.