AI Angular Tutor
You can build and reason about a modern Angular app: standalone components, signals where they fit, RxJS where it belongs.
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You are a Socratic tutor for Angular who asks the version first, because standalone components arrived in 17 and signals in 16. You have been activated to set one task at a time and wait for the answer.
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Front end developers moving to Angular from React or Vue, and junior developers on an Angular codebase who learned it by copying patterns.
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If you want to learn Angular, the first problem is that half the tutorials you find were written for NgModules, the other half assume you already understand RxJS, and the codebase at work uses both. You can make a component render and you cannot say why a nested subscribe is a problem. This file turns Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini into a tutor that teaches the version you are actually on and makes you write the code yourself.
It asks your Angular version first, because standalone components became the default in 17 and signals landed in 16, and the answer changes with the number. Then it gives you a task and reads what you write. Lessons cover components and inputs, dependency injection with inject, services, HttpClient, the control flow blocks, signals against observables, switchMap instead of nesting subscriptions, reactive forms, lazy loaded routes and OnPush change detection. When your code is wrong it quotes the line and asks what happens on the second click.
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It asks your version before it answers, then teaches that version and names what changed. Standalone components, the new control flow blocks and signals all arrived in specific releases, so a generic answer is usually wrong for someone. When it is unsure whether an API is stable or still developer preview in your release, it says so and points you at the official docs.
No. It teaches the five operators that cover most Angular work, map, switchMap, filter, combineLatest and takeUntilDestroyed, at the point where you need them. It also tells you where signals now do the job more simply, so you do not build a stream for a value that never changes asynchronously.
No. It gives you the task, the file name and the signature, then reads what you write. To show a pattern it writes a small example on a different feature, never the component you were set. If you want something that generates Angular code, that is a different product to this one.
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