Angular 22: The New Era of Signals, Zoneless Change Detection & AI-Ready Development

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Angular has changed a lot since versions 16 and 17. If you want to modernize a real application or prepare for a senior role, you need more than a list of new features. You need to know what’s stable, what’s still experimental, and how to adopt it safely. This course teaches modern Angular through practical examples. The code examples and enterprise project were compiled and tested on Angular 22.2, and each main feature is labelled as stable, experimental, or outside Angular core. What you’ll learn: Signals: signal(), computed(), effect(), linkedSignal(), signal inputs, and model inputs Signal Forms: validation, async checks, dynamic forms, server errors, and gradual migration from Reactive Forms Modern data loading: resource(), rxResource(), and httpResource(), including when to use each one Zoneless and OnPush: how change detection works now, common bugs, and how to debug them Modern dependency injection: inject(), @Service(), and injectAsync() Accessibility: accessible components with @angular/aria Testing: Vitest, mocking, async tests, and moving away from Karma AI-assisted development: using ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot safely, with 15 reusable prompts Emerging technology: what MCP, WebMCP, and A2UI do, and what’s ready to use What’s included: 11 practical chapters with diagrams and exercises A Smart Employee Management Portal project with full code A 28-day learning roadmap A migration guide and checklist from Angular 16/17 to 22 110 interview items: 50 conceptual, 25 scenario-based, 15 coding, 10 architecture, and 10 migration A one-page cheat sheet of 14 patterns 20 multiple-choice questions, 10 code-reading exercises, 10 debugging exercises, 5 assignments, and a capstone project, with an answer key A code ZIP with the tested examples and portal project Who it’s for: experienced Angular developers, especially those coming from Angular 16 or 17, and anyone preparing for senior developer, tech lead, or Angular architect interviews. About the auth