In part 7 of this Angular tutorial series we're going to convert our project to use the new "standalone components" feature.

In part 6 of this Angular tutorial series we're going to add a user management section with CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) functionality.

In part 5 of this Angular tutorial series we're going to simplify the way alert messages are displayed by creating a centralized alert service and alert component, and add a personalised welcome message to the home page.

In part 4 of this Angular tutorial series we're going to add a registration form and method to the account service for registering new users.

In part 3 of this Angular tutorial series we're going to to implement authentication with a login form, account service and an Angular route guard. We'll also setup a fake backend so we can test the example application without an API.

In part 2 of this Angular tutorial series we're going to add multiple pages to our app and enable navigation between them with routing.

In part 1 of this Angular tutorial series we're going to setup the base project structure of our Angular application using the Angular CLI.

How to build a full stack CRUD app with a .NET 7.0 API, PostgreSQL database and Angular front end.

How to connect to a MySQL database in Next.js using Sequelize and MySQL2

In this tutorial we'll go through an example of how to build a simple user registration, login and user management (CRUD) application with Next.js and MySQL.