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Prove your Angular skills

Angular is built for large teams and long-lived apps, so the useful question is how well you structure one. Lemma records that through live sessions, adaptive assessments and repositories you connect.

How Angular is assessed

What Angular competence looks like

A competent Angular developer keeps components thin and moves logic into injectable services. They understand dependency injection scopes, know why change detection runs and when OnPush helps, and can find the subscription that is leaking memory. Signals and observables are each used where they fit.

They are fluent in RxJS for real problems such as typeahead search, retries and combining streams, and they unsubscribe or use the async pipe by habit. They write typed reactive forms with clear validation, lazy-load feature routes, and keep a large module or standalone structure that a new team member can navigate.

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Angular architecture review in a live session

60 min · Learning · with Zara Q.

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Clear reasoning on components and templates. Talked through trade-offs first.

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Components and templates

Inputs, outputs, content projection and template syntax used to keep components small and focused.

Dependency injection

Providers, injection scopes and services that hold logic and state outside the component tree.

RxJS and observables

Operators for search, polling and retries, plus clean subscription handling to avoid leaks.

Change detection and signals

Default versus OnPush detection, signals, and diagnosing why a view updates too often.

Reactive forms

Typed form groups, custom validators, async validation and clear error states.

Routing and lazy loading

Feature routes, guards, resolvers and splitting bundles so large apps load quickly.

What counts as evidence of Angular skills?

Listing Angular on a profile proves nothing on its own. What counts is a component you shipped, a session where someone watched you debug one, or a test you passed. These are the records Lemma can hold for your Angular skill, and where each one comes from. See the evidence methodology for how each source is weighed.

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Evidence · 4 entries

  1. Angular architecture review in a live session

    Live session · 9 Oct

    Rated 5.0
  2. Adaptive Angular assessment

    Adaptive assessment · 2 Oct

    Level 7.2
  3. An Angular repository via GitHub

    GitHub connector · 24 Sep

    Verified
  4. RxJS practice with the AI tutor

    AI tutor practice · 11 Sep

    Practice
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Live session

Angular architecture review in a live session

Walk a practitioner through a feature's components, services and data flow, or build one together. They rate how you use dependency injection and RxJS.

Adaptive assessment

Adaptive Angular assessment

Scenario questions cover change detection, observables and forms. Harder rounds describe a leaking subscription or a stale view, and you pick the right fix.

GitHub connector

An Angular repository via GitHub

Connect a repository or commit, such as a migration to standalone components or signals. Lemma checks it exists and that you have access.

AI tutor practice

RxJS practice with the AI tutor

Drill operator choice and stream composition with exercises that adapt to you. Drills add a small, capped amount to practice; they build fluency rather than prove it.

How is an Angular skills test run on Lemma?

The Angular test is adaptive: 15 to 25 questions, each picked from how you answered the last, built around real interface bugs rather than trivia. Its result joins your live sessions and linked repositories or deployments in your Angular SCI, which also weighs how recent the evidence is.

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Memory grows each time a dialog opens and closes. It subscribes to a service stream in ngOnInit. What fixes it?

  1. ASwitch to OnPush change detection
  2. BCall detectChanges() after each emit
  3. CMove the subscription to the constructor
  4. DUnsubscribe on destroy or use the async pipe
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  1. Review a feature live

    In a session, a practitioner explores how you structure an Angular feature: what lives in services, how streams flow and how change detection is configured. They rate the session afterwards.

  2. Pass the adaptive assessment

    Questions adapt as you go and cover components, dependency injection, RxJS, forms and routing. Each is a realistic scenario with a time limit, and harder ones count for more.

  3. Connect your codebase

    Link GitHub work so your sessions and assessment sit beside a real Angular project. Keep practising to keep the skill fresh on your Passport.

Angular skills: common questions

What Angular skills do enterprise teams look for?

Clean service architecture with dependency injection, confident RxJS, an understanding of change detection, typed reactive forms and lazy-loaded routing. Those are the areas a practitioner probes in Lemma's Angular sessions and the topics the adaptive assessment covers.

How do I prove RxJS skills specifically?

Solve a real stream problem in a live session, such as debounced search with cancellation or a retry with backoff. Then take the Angular assessment, which includes observable scenarios. The AI tutor is useful for drilling operators before you do either.

Do I need to learn signals if I already know RxJS?

It helps. Signals handle local, synchronous state simply, while RxJS remains the better tool for async streams and events. Knowing when to use each is a sign of current Angular skill, and it comes up in Lemma's assessment and sessions.

How do I show Angular skills when my projects are internal?

Use live sessions, which don't require your employer's code. Build or review a feature with a practitioner, take the adaptive assessment, and connect any personal Angular repositories through GitHub to round out the record.

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