Modern Angular 22 with Signals - The missing guide

Kobi Hari develops modern Angular through signals and standalone application structure. Linked signals, effects, resource APIs and signal-based forms connect the reactive model with practical component work. The course is a continuation for learners who already know Angular and want to understand the newer APIs and the decisions behind their use.

What you will learn

• Explain a signal-based state dependency.
• Connect standalone components with application structure.
• Evaluate an effect or resource API in a specific task.

Who this suits

Basic Angular experience is required, with TypeScript, HTML and CSS knowledge helpful. Review an introductory application first if the component and template model is unfamiliar.

Before you enroll

The August 2026 page names Angular 22. Compare each API with the documentation for your actual project version, particularly where an example uses newer forms or resource features.

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Put it into practice

Refactor one small component around explicit state dependencies. Explain what should be computed and what requires an effect, then test a changed input and a failed asynchronous request before accepting the design.

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