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Leveling Up with Angular: Intermediate Concepts for Scalable Applications

In my previous blog post, I explored the fundamentals of Angular—what it is, why it’s in demand, and how to get started with basic concepts like components, services, and routing. Now that you’ve got the basics down, it’s time to level up. This post is for developers ready to build  larger, more maintainable Angular applications . We'll walk through intermediate concepts that are  crucial for scaling ,  collaborating in teams , and  writing clean, testable Angular code . 🧱 Angular Architecture: Feature Modules & Shared Modules As your app grows, splitting it into  feature modules  becomes essential. 📦 Feature Modules These are self-contained modules responsible for a specific domain (e.g.,  UserModule ,  AdminModule ,  ProductModule ). @NgModule({ declarations: [UserProfileComponent], imports: [CommonModule, RouterModule.forChild(routes)] }) export class UserModule {} Use  RouterModule.forChild()  instead of  forRoot(...

🐍 Python

 🐍 Why Python Still Dominates the Programming World in 2025 If you're working in IT and haven't crossed paths with Python yet—you're either extremely niche or very lucky. Python has become more than just a programming language: it’s a gateway into  data science ,  web development ,  automation ,  machine learning , and more. It's easy to learn, hard to outgrow, and indispensable in modern software ecosystems. In this post, we’ll explore  why Python is so dominant , where it’s used, and how to get started using it in practical IT scenarios. 🧠 What Is Python? Python is an  interpreted, high-level, general-purpose programming language  created by  Guido van Rossum  and first released in  1991 . Designed with code readability in mind, Python emphasizes  clear syntax  and  developer productivity . Unlike lower-level languages, Python lets you write fewer lines to do more, making it ideal for rapid prototyping and large-s...

Angular: Why It's in Demand, Why You Should Use It, and How to Get Started (Angular 101)

Angular is often spoken of in the same breath as other front-end frameworks like React and Vue.js—but what exactly makes Angular stand out in the world of web development? Why is it still a go-to choice for enterprise-level applications, and how can a developer get started with it today? In this post, we’ll dive into  what Angular is ,  why it’s in high demand ,  who is using it , and give you a  practical introduction to Angular basics —perfect if you’re just starting or considering adding it to your tech stack. 🔍 What is Angular? Angular  is a TypeScript-based open-source web application framework developed and maintained by  Google . It was launched in  2016  as a complete rewrite of the original AngularJS (which came out in 2010). This newer version, often just referred to as  Angular , is built for building scalable, single-page client applications using  HTML, CSS, and TypeScript . Unlike lightweight libraries such as React, Angul...