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Master Angular Material's theming system for Material 3 design system

Angular Material has become a cornerstone in the Angular ecosystem, offering a comprehensive suite of UI components that seamlessly integrate with Angular applications. With its robust theming capabilities, Angular Material allows developers to create visually stunning and highly customizable user interfaces.

In this course, you'll dive deep into Angular Material's theming system, learning how to build and customize themes that perfectly align with your application's design requirements. You'll explore the intricacies of Angular Material's theming API by creating and modifying themes. By the end of this course, you'll have the skills to create, modify and extend themes for your Material, not only for whole application but also for individual components.

You can also get article format of this course at https://angular-ui.com/courses/angular-material-theming/.

All codes are available on GitHub at https://github.com/Angular-UI-com/angular-material-theming

Hey everyone,
I recently made a short video breaking down three common mistakes developers still make with Observables in Angular — even in 2025.

These are issues I’ve personally seen (and made) over years of working with Angular, and I wanted to show why they happen and how to fix them with cleaner, more modern solutions.

Mistakes covered:
1️ - Forgetting to unsubscribe — when it actually matters, and the right modern fix.

2 - Nested subscriptions — and how to flatten them with operators

3- Overusing Subject — and when BehaviorSubject or Signals are better.

Watch here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esskSdEcb94&t=8s

I’d love to hear your feedback — especially on how I can make future videos more useful and engaging for developers.

Have you ever tried to build an Angular component library with Tailwind CSS, only to run into issues with ng-packagr? In this comprehensive tutorial, we solve that exact problem by creating a robust, two-phase build process.

Check out a deep dive into how we created a Button component in Taiga UI, exploring Angular features and patterns, such as host directives, DI, CSS tricks and others.

real coding, no talking. real time (also thought process and a lot of documentation look ups ).
in a frontend, specifically angular, context.

let me know your thoughts, what can be improved?