Angular

HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: Basic fundamentals of web development.

MVC architecture: Understanding the Model-View-Controller architecture used by Angular.

TypeScript: A statically typed version of JavaScript used by Angular.

Angular CLI: A command-line interface tool used to create and manage Angular projects.

Components: Building blocks of an Angular application that represent different parts of the user interface.

Modules: Building blocks that group related components, directives, and services together to form a cohesive unit.

Data binding: A way to connect the data between the component and the view.

Directives: Custom HTML attributes or elements that can manipulate the DOM.

Services: Reusable code that provides functionality across multiple components.

Dependency Injection: A way of providing the service instances to the objects that need them.

Routing: Using Angular's router to navigate between different components and views.

Forms: Creating and validating forms using Angular's built-in form capabilities.

Observables: A powerful way to handle asynchronous data from API calls or other sources.

Pipes: A way to format and transform data in Angular.

Testing: Writing unit tests and end-to-end tests for Angular applications using tools like Karma and Protractor.

Angular Material: A set of ready-made UI components provided by Google for use in Angular applications.

Performance: Techniques for optimizing Angular applications for speed and efficiency.

AngularJS: Also known as Angular 1, was the first version of Angular released in 2010, it is a JavaScript-based open-source web application framework primarily maintained by Google.

Angular 2: The second major version of Angular was released in 2016, and it is a complete rewrite of AngularJS. It uses TypeScript, a superset of JavaScript, and offers improved speed and performance.

Angular 4/5/6/7/8/9/10: These are the subsequent versions of Angular and provide significant enhancements to the Angular framework.

Ionic: Ionic is a popular open-source front-end development framework that is built on top of Angular. It provides a library of pre-built components and tools for developing mobile and web applications.

NativeScript: NativeScript is another open-source framework that uses Angular to build cross-platform mobile applications. It allows developers to build native apps for iOS, Android, and other platforms using a single codebase.

Angular Universal: Angular Universal is a server-side rendering framework for Angular, which helps to improve the performance and SEO of web applications.

Angular Material: Angular Material is a UI component library for Angular applications. It provides a variety of pre-built components such as buttons, forms, and menus to simplify the development process.

AngularDart: AngularDart is a version of Angular that is written in Dart, a programming language developed by Google. It allows developers to build web applications with the Angular framework using Dart.

ReactiveForms: ReactiveForms is a component of Angular that provides a streamlined approach to building reactive forms for Angular applications. It uses model-driven forms to simplify the validation and submission of form data.

Angular Animations: Angular Animations is a framework that helps to create complex animations and transitions for Angular applications. It provides a set of pre-built animations and tools to make it easy to create engaging user experiences.