Best Practices for Angular 13

Learn the best practices to build high-quality and scalable Angular applications

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I have been working on multiple large Angular applications for the last couple of years. During the implementation, the development team refactored the application many times to improve the structure and decrease the complexity.

This article will show you the best practices we learned during that period. These best practices will prevent running into clarity, scalability, and performance issues when building more significant, more complex applications.

We will start by demonstrating how to organize your Angular project and folders. Next, we will look at Angular components, services, and performance best practices. Following, we will look at how to handle state management. We will look at basic coding best practices at the end of the article.

At the end of this article, you’ll know all the essential best practices to help you build high-quality and scalable Angular applications. We use Angular 13, but most of these practices also apply to previous versions.

Application Structure and Organization