Let’s build an animated login page for an Angular application using Kendo UI components. We’ll learn how to use TextBox from the Input components, which provides a floating label, and also add a zoom effect from Kendo UI for jQuery.
Kendo UI has a range of components in its arsenal and the dropdown components are useful for selecting values from a list of options. We’ve seen how to pass and receive values from the AutoComplete, ComboBox and Multiselect components, we also saw how we can use the Reactive Forms approach when working with these components within forms using FormGroup and FormControl.
Angular is a framework for building client-side applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. In this post, which is the first of a series, I cover how to set up an Angular app using the CLI, the various CLI commands and options, and what most of the files generated by the CLI do.
We'll go step-by-step and build a file upload button for your Angular application using the Upload component provided by Kendo UI. We'll also learn how to utilize the component's API to add extra features.