Angular Ngrx Nx Realworld Example App
Real world application built with Angular 21, NgRx 21, nrwl/nx 22
Overview
The RealWorld Example App is a fullstack application built with Angular, ngrx/platform, nrwl/nx, demonstrating a social blogging site similar to Medium.com with features such as CRUD operations, authentication, routing, and pagination. It adheres to Angular community styleguides and best practices.
Features
- Fully Fledged Application: Complete with CRUD operations, authentication, routing, and pagination.
- JWT Authentication: Ability to authenticate users via JWT with login/signup forms and logout functionality.
- CRUD Articles: Create, read, update, and delete articles.
- Comments Functionality: Ability to add comments to articles and view/delete comments.
Summary
The RealWorld Example App is a feature-rich Angular application showcasing a social blogging site with various functionalities like CRUD operations, authentication, and pagination. By following best practices and guidelines, it provides a solid foundation for developers to learn and implement similar projects effectively.
- Angular
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- React
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- Vite
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- Eslint
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- Typescript
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