In this chapter, we created an interactive slider component using SVG. While doing this, we learned about some SVG basics and the power of SVG within the DOM. Using Angular, we were able to make SVG composable, which it isn't by nature. We learned about namespaces, how Angular handles them, and how we can tell Angular that we'd like to use namespaces explicitly.

Besides using SVG for our slider component, we also learned how to use Shadow DOM to create native view encapsulation. As a result of this, we were able to use local styles for our component. We don't need to worry about CSS name clashes, specificity, and global CSS side effects when using local styles.

In the next chapter, we're going to enhance what we've built so far. We will create some components to enrich the user experience within our application.