Angular is a TypeScript-based open-source framework for building web applications. It is developed and maintained by Google and was initially released in 2010 as AngularJS (or simply Angular 1). However, the framework underwent a complete rewrite and was released as Angular 2 in 2016, with subsequent versions following a regular release schedule.
2011: Facebook starts using a JavaScript library called XHP for building UI components. XHP was based on PHP, and its syntax resembled HTML.
2011: Jordan Walke, a software engineer at Facebook, builds a prototype of React called "FaxJS" during a Hackathon event. FaxJS aimed to solve the performance issues Facebook was facing with XHP.
2013: React is officially released by Facebook as an open-source project at the JSConf US conference. The initial version of React focused on solving the challenge of efficiently updating complex UI components.
2015: React Native is introduced, allowing developers to build native mobile applications using React. It leverages the power of React's component model and declarative syntax to create cross-platform mobile apps.
2016: React Fiber, a reimplementation of React's core algorithm, is announced. React Fiber improves the performance and enables new features like asynchronous rendering and better support for concurrent updates.
2018: React Hooks are introduced, providing a new way to write stateful components and manage state without using class components. Hooks simplify component logic and encourage reusability.
2020: React 17 is released with some notable changes. It introduces React's new JSX
Transform, which removes the need to import the React
object in each file using JSX.
Additionally, it improves error handling and paves the way for smoother upgrades in the future.
2021: Concurrent Mode, a new feature in React, is introduced as an experimental API. Concurrent Mode aims to improve the responsiveness and user experience of React applications by enabling more efficient rendering and better scheduling of updates.
Introduction to Angular
TypeScript Basics
Angular Components
Directives
Services and Dependency Injection
Routing and Navigation
Forms and Validation
HTTP Communication
Component Communication
Angular Modules
Angular Pipes
Testing Angular Applications
Angular Best Practices and Performance Optimization
Angular and State Management (Optional)
Introduction to Angular
TypeScript Basics
Angular Components
Directives
Services and Dependency Injection
Routing and Navigation
Forms and Validation
HTTP Communication
Component Communication
Angular Modules
Angular Pipes
Testing Angular Applications
Angular Best Practices and Performance Optimization
Angular and State Management (Optional)