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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

Hi everyone!

I’ve been working on FleetTrack, a comprehensive open-source web and mobile progressive web app (PWA) designed to manage vehicle fleets, logbooks, and predictive maintenance for Humanitarian NGOs operating in challenging environments.

The Context & Mission NGOs often operate in remote areas where keeping track of vehicle movements, driver security, and generator maintenance is critical, but existing enterprise tools are often too expensive. This project is 100% non-profit and open-source. Its goal is to provide NGOs with a modern, free, and robust tool.

It was heavily built with AI To be completely transparent, I built a large portion of this application using AI coding assistants. While it works perfectly in production right now and fulfills all the operational needs, I know AI isn't perfect.

This is why I need human experts! Since this is a non-profit tool dedicated to humanitarian aid, I want to ensure the foundations are rock solid before we scale it to more NGOs. Any help is incredibly welcome! Whether you are a senior dev willing to audit the code or a junior looking for an open-source project, we need you. You can help with:

·        Code Review & Architecture: Tell me where the AI messed up, what patterns are bad, and how to improve the Angular/Node architecture.

·        Refactoring: Cleaning up tech debt and optimizing performance.

·        Security: Auditing the auth and data isolation (multi-tenancy).

·        Ideas & UI/UX: Proposing better flows for the drivers using the app offline; or new modules or functionalities.

 

If you want to use your coding skills for a good cause and tear apart some AI-generated code to make it enterprise-grade, please check out the repository!

 GitHub Repo (Screenshots inside!): https://github.com/Archi-web3/FleetTrack

Feel free to roast the code in the comments or open an issue on GitHub. Thanks for reading!

Hey everyone. This is our first real attempt at building and open-sourcing an Angular library, so honest feedback is very welcome (including the harsh kind).

We lean on DataTables a lot, but the long-standing angular-datatables was archived in early 2025 and never moved past NgModules and Zone.js. We wanted something that feels native to modern Angular, so we built ngx-datatables-net: a directive wrapper on DataTables' non-jQuery API, driven by signal inputs, standalone, and zoneless-ready. It targets Angular 20, 21 and 22 with a separate release line for each.

There's also a small add-on: free double-click edit-in-place (text, number, date, select, multiselect and custom editors, with validation and async saving). This is a custom extension and doesnt require Datatables Editor.

Re usage of jQuery: DataTables uses it internally, so it's still in the bundle. You just never write it, and it's not a peer dependency in the angular wrapper.

Next on the roadmap, we have planned a few more customizations such as : master/detail rows, row grouping, clipboard copy/paste, and cell selection - these codes are scattered across custom implementations across various projects, we will be bringing them together and clean the code a bit before publishing.

Live demo and docs: https://ngx-datatables-net.ascentspark.com/

Thank you for looking!