Use Angular.dev as your day-to-day workspace while you build and maintain Angular apps. Start with a task you need to ship—setting up a feature, wiring navigation, or adding a form—then follow the guided lessons to implement it step by step. When you hit a question in the middle of coding, jump straight to the reference pages to confirm inputs, outputs, lifecycle hooks, or configuration options, and get back to your editor with fewer guesses.
The in-browser playground is handy for quick experiments. Paste a small component, test a template change, or try a new approach to dependency injection without creating a fresh project locally. It also works well for isolating bugs: recreate a minimal example, tweak one variable at a time, and confirm what actually changes. If performance becomes a concern, use the best-practice guidance to review common bottlenecks and apply improvements like better change detection patterns or smarter routing and loading decisions.
Teams can use the site to standardize how they build features. Share links to specific pages during code reviews, align on recommended patterns, and keep onboarding consistent for new developers. When you need help beyond the docs, follow the official channels and repositories to ask questions, report issues, or track updates as the framework and tooling evolve.
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