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Angular Capstone Project

Capstone Overview

Estimated Time: 8-12 hours | Difficulty: Advanced | Prerequisites: All previous modules
Congratulations on reaching the capstone. This is where everything comes together. You will build a Task Management Application (like Trello) that incorporates the full spectrum of Angular skills from this course — components, signals, services, routing, forms, HTTP, RxJS, change detection, and testing. The project is structured in phases that mirror how real applications evolve. You will start with core setup and data models, build the UI components, add real-time functionality, and then test everything. Each phase builds on the previous one, just like sprints in a real development cycle. Project Features:
  • User authentication with JWT
  • Real-time task updates
  • Drag-and-drop kanban board
  • Team collaboration
  • Responsive design
  • Full CRUD operations

Project Architecture


Project Setup

Why these choices? SCSS gives you variables, nesting, and mixins — essential for any project beyond a demo. The --ssr flag sets up server-side rendering from the start (retrofitting it later is more work). Angular CDK provides drag-and-drop without a full component library. Tailwind handles utility styling so you can move fast without writing custom CSS for every element.

Folder Structure


Phase 1: Core Setup

Models

API Service

The API service is your single point of contact with the backend. Every HTTP call goes through here, which makes it easy to change the base URL, add consistent error handling, or swap the backend entirely without touching component code.

Board Facade


Phase 2: Components

Board List Component

Kanban Board Component

Task Column with Drag & Drop

Task Card


Phase 3: Real-time Updates

WebSocket Service


Phase 4: Testing

Component Tests

Facade Tests


Deployment Checklist


Congratulations! 🎉

You’ve completed the Angular Crash Course! You now have the skills to:

Build Components

Create reusable, maintainable components with signals and modern Angular

Manage State

Handle complex application state with services and facades

Handle Data

Work with APIs, HTTP, and real-time updates

Test & Deploy

Write tests and deploy production-ready applications

What’s Next?

1

Build More Projects

Practice by building different types of applications
2

Explore Advanced Topics

Dive deeper into NgRx, micro-frontends, and Angular libraries
3

Join the Community

Participate in Angular Discord, Twitter, and local meetups
4

Stay Updated

Follow Angular blog and release notes for new features

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