We all have things that make us nostalgic. The right song or image can transport us back to another place and time. Well its a different feeling altogether.
Not just you, everyone feels the same way. So, let's get a little nostalgic together by building a photo gallery using Angular.
After this lesson, you will be able to:
- Create a static Angular application with Angular CLI.
- Build an Angular application with one component.
- Fork this repo.
- Clone this repo.
Upon completion, run the following commands:
$ git add .
$ git commit -m "done"
$ git push origin master
Navigate to your repo and create a pull request from your master branch to the original repository's master branch. In the pull request name, add your Prograd id, name, and last name separated by a dash "-".
You need to generate the starter code and fill it with the necessary code to satisfy the requirements described below.
To generate the starter code, follow the steps given below
- To create a new application,
- Open your ubuntu or cmd terminal and execute the following command
ng new app-name
- for example, ng new super-wars
- To create a new component, execute the command
ng generate component component-name
- example, ng generate component contacts
- Open your ubuntu or cmd terminal and execute the following command
- To run the project go to your ubuntu terminal or VScode editor
- open the ubuntu or cmd terminal or inside the vscode editor
- run the command following command
ng serve --open or ng serve -o
In the first progression, we are going to build a photo album. You can choose to pick photos of your childhood/family/friends or you can use the images given inside the src/assets folder.
We will build this album in the AppComponent
component. The album will have mutilple photos, and it's not necessary to have an array to store these values.
Easy, right? Add some styles to the album page to give your photo album a little flair!
In the second progression, we are going to generate two component header and footer. Have the page heading inside the header part and 'Made with by ❤️ ProGrads' in the footer part
Happy Coding ProGrad ❤️