Angular offers great support for working with forms in two different ways. But if business departments have frequently changing demand for new forms it will be hard for us implementing these tasks regularly. Dynamic forms will help us by using a generic approach for building forms.
You will learn how to use Angular framework features together with custom generic code and use a declarative form configuration that can be adapted easily and quickly according to your demand.

Managing state throughout your Angular app is an import, but not always easy task. The well established redux pattern supports you to keep all your data in sync and control how it gets updated and provided to exactly those components of your app which have a need to a access it.
All these benefits come with a tradeoff – you have to get used to work with the additional redux code and may have some boilerplate code.
We will talk about best practices on how to reduce this boilerplate code, which data shall be represented in the redux store and how actions help to take control of your state management tasks.