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  • Introduction
  • Backend
    • Creating a MongoDB Database
    • Environment Variables
    • Configuring the Mailing Service
    • Seeding the Database
    • Starting the Backend
  • Frontend
    • Starting the Frontend
  • Book Module Tutorial
    • Introduction
    • Backend
      • Create Model
      • Create Service
      • Create Route
      • Test using Postman
    • Frontend
      • Introduction
      • File Structure
      • Defining Concepts
      • Display App in Dashboard
      • Create Module
      • Create Book List Component
      • Create Main Component
      • Create Service
      • Display Book List
      • Add a Book
        • Update Service
        • Create Component
        • Final Code Review
      • Delete a Book
        • Update Service
        • Update Component
        • Final Code Review
      • Conclusion
  • Resources
  • Beginner
  • Advanced
  • Recommended Extensions for Visual Studio Code
  • Troubleshooting
    • Troubleshooting
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  1. Book Module Tutorial

Frontend

After we are done testing the backend, we can move to the frontend part where we will consume our APIs, manipulate the data and display results. In Angular, the principle of separation of concerns is prevalent. We can distinguish three main concepts: modules, components and services. We will go through each one of them as we continue building our Book Management System.

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