This chapter completes our work on the Local Weather App. We can move the City Search capability task to the done column, as shown in our Kanban board:

In this chapter, you learned how to create an interactive prototype without writing a single line of code. You then created a search-as-you-type functionality using MatInput, validators, reactive forms, and data stream driven handlers. You also learned about different strategies to enable inter-component interactions and data sharing. Finally, you became aware of two-way binding and template-driven forms.

LocalCast Weather is a straightforward application that we used to cover the basic concepts of Angular. As you saw, Angular is great for building such small and dynamic applications, while delivering a minimal amount of framework code to the end user. You should consider leveraging Angular...