Angular single page applications can use the Router extension to give the appearance of multiple pages but without additional HTTP get requests being sent.

Angular allows the creation of a pipe element that can be used to dynamically filter a list of items allowing dynamic changes to the page content.

With the basic Angular app created in the last post, let’s see how easy it is to package and deploy it to a server with Nginx managing connections.

I dipped my toe into angular and was able to quickly build a static website with some responsive features. This post shares what I learned.