Angular has rapidly grown to become one of the most popular frameworks for building front-end, cross-platform web applications. It gives you a lot of the out-of-the-box features, such as a routing system, a dependency injection framework, forms handling, etc. Angular also enforces you to use both TypeScript and RxJS, since its already part of the Angular ecosystem. This extensive width of features makes Angular a good candidate for large enterprise solutions. While Angular is an extremely powerful framework with a broad toolkit, it’s hard to master, especially if it’s your first JavaScript framework. In an attempt to reduce complexity, I decided to put together a clean code checklist that covers my personal recommendations for writing clean and production-ready Angular code. Also, what are the new features of angular 13? • Ivy Is The New Engine Angular 13 no longer support the view engine as all new versions are Ivy. Ivy engines eliminate all the codebase difficulties and m...