“This book takes a thoughtful, step-by-step approach that makes it a great fit for both intermediate and advanced Angular developers. It touches on a broad spectrum of topics, from setting up a scalable workspace with Nx to diving deep into reactive programming and managing application state. What’s especially helpful is how it guides you through testing, deployment, and getting your app ready for production—making sure you can put everything you learn into practice.

In short, this book is a solid resource for any Angular developer looking to sharpen their skills and build applications that are both scalable and maintainable.”

Daniel Glejzner, Angular Architect, Microsoft MVP, Top Web Development Voice

“This book goes far beyond the fundamentals and covers advanced topics, patterns, and tools comprehensively, such that it gives the reader a clear picture of what Enterprise Angular/Effective Angular can look like. From patterns, declarative coding, monorepos, and module boundaries, all the way to effective testing — this book gives you an insight into all topics you might want to know as an Angular developer.

My favorite chapter is Scalable Front-End Architecture for Angular Applications.”

Stefan Haas, Microsoft MVP, Senior Frontend Developer at Blockpit AG

“This book covers many tricks and topics that make it a great read for those who have been using Angular for a while.

The chapters about the importance of designing frontend architectures are very interesting, giving space also to NX and the different architecture and design patterns. There’s more interesting stuff and several examples of the creation of dynamic components, the usage of ngComponentOutlet, and ngTemplate. It concludes with some really insightful chapters focused on performance, security, testing, localization, and deployment.

To conclude, I would say that the book provides insights beyond the basics and offers useful technical tips and advice.”

Fabio Biondi, Google Expert in Angular, Frontend Trainer

“Effective Angular is not just a theoretical guide; it equips developers with practical tools and techniques that can be applied directly to their projects.

Chapters 7 and 8 are worth the price of the book alone. Chapter 7 explores RxJS and Signal in-depth, highlighting their significance in reactive programming within modern Angular applications. It’s incredibly valuable for readers to learn how to choose the right techniques to handle both asynchronous stream events and synchronous actions effectively. Chapter 8 is equally impressive. It serves as a comprehensive guide to implementing state management in Angular applications and outlines essential strategies for migrating to third-party libraries, which is crucial for scaling enterprise applications successfully.

I highly recommend this book to anyone eager to enhance their Angular skills and build robust applications.”

Connie Leung, Google Developer Expert at Angular

Roberto Heckers is an Angular specialist who has been using the framework since the AngularJS days. He has extensive experience under his belt with the Angular framework. His journey started as a self-taught software engineer building applications with AngularJS. In 2019, he was a front-end team lead for the first time, building an extensive real-estate application and UI library for Spacewell. Since then, he has been focused on building enterprise applications with complex architecture and scalability needs. Roberto now works as a freelance Angular engineer for some of the biggest companies in the Netherlands, such as Vattenfall and Marel, building applications used by millions of users.