I split Angular into 98 commits to teach it cleanly (15 free commits inside)

Loïc Feuga — Mon, 12 May 2025 12:26:39 +0000

I split Angular into 98 commits to teach it cleanly (15 free commits inside)

After 10 years building Angular apps, and years watching devs get lost in bloated tutorials, I wanted to try something different:

👉 Teaching Angular directly through Git one commit = one concept.

From ng new to CI/CD, covering architecture, RxJS, NgRx, Signals, tests, lazy loading, DI, and more.

Why I did this

Most Angular training content is either:

Too basic and never scales
Too scattered, leaving learners without a clear roadmap
Or overloaded with theory and missing real dev workflows

So I created a project with 98 sequenced commits, structured to reflect how real apps are built:

Reactive forms with advanced patterns
OnPush, DI tokens, APP_INITIALIZER
NgRx with Facade pattern
Unit tests + E2E with Playwright
Internationalization + CI/CD deployment
Much more

You can try the first 15 commits (free)

If you're curious, I’m offering the first 15 commits for free (in both FR and EN).

➡️ Download the free commits here

No strings attached. You’ll receive a token by email to access them.

Thanks for reading

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I split Angular into 98 commits to teach it cleanly (15 free commits inside)