December 2018
Intermediate to advanced
560 pages
18h 45m
English
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HTML provides basic features for displaying forms, validating entered values, and submitting data to the server. But HTML forms may not be good enough for real-world applications, which need a way to programmatically process the entered data, apply custom validation rules, display user-friendly error messages, transform the format of the entered data, and choose the way data is submitted to the server. For business applications, one of the most important considerations when choosing a web framework is how well it handles forms.
Angular offers rich support for handling forms. It goes ...