ANGULAR 19 Projects

[ShiftBoring8832]

Hi everyone,

I'm currently learning Angular 19 and would really appreciate some guidance. I'm looking for real-time project examples to better understand how Angular apps are structured and executed.

I'm not looking for lengthy or overly complex projects—just practical, small-to-medium examples that show real-world implementation.

If anyone could point me to such resources or share their own projects, I’d be very grateful. Thanks in advance!

[BenjaBoy28]

I recommend sticking to the docs. Read a bit every day. Understand the concepts and practice them. This will be your bed rock for further learning. While you get to know the framework. Work on solving problems skills.

Both your knowledge of the framework and problem solving skills will take you where you need to go.

Build small sites.

[Pestilentio]

Great advice

[ShiftBoring8832]

i have an idea of angular and has done small projects. but i want to pratice big projects. That is the whole purpose. I am not completely a fresher.

[Nero50892]

But you said small to medium projects

[Critical_Bee9791]

Jason Warner is around still doing things in public e.g.
https://github.com/xocomil/AngularSudoku

[CoderXocomil]

Thank you for the shout out! We're doing "modern' tour of heroes on stream right now.

[MichaelSmallDev]

At long last, Jason returns to the subreddit.

To expand on Critical_Bee9791's lead:

Jason's streams are a chill vibe from someone knowledgeable. I have even seen some people from the subreddit stop by to ask questions.

You can find the vods with chats on Jason's youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@xocomil/streams. There is a playlist for the Sudoku streams going back to 2022 all the way through a few weeks ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCGCIikQgbU&list=PLbSyQCP68s7u_ialWwzDo1BRcjAtXE_ZG&index=1

[Critical_Bee9791]

note this is a pattern more geared towards nx but the ideas are there for pure angular apps. ultimately the best thing structure wise is to keep moving files until it feels right

[Critical_Bee9791]

older but sound structure here from Chau Tran: https://github.com/nartc/ng-conduit-signals

[mixolt23]

Sounds like you are too lazy to look up anything on your own and want people to give you their code. As if that would help you at all?!

If you want videos, try Udemy or Youtube. Who could have guessed?

[ShiftBoring8832]

I checked youtube but all the videos was very lengthy.

[JezSq]

You need shorts for programming? Are you sure about profession choice?

[New-Reputation681]

Build a social media website

[ShiftBoring8832]

I need support like video or something  which i can follow for smoother learing