The JavaScript ecosystem is regularly enriched with promising frameworks, but many web developers still prefer to use some time-proven options such as Angular. That\u2019s why our plan for today is to give you a good starting point for using DHTMLX Scheduler with the Angular framework.<\/p>\n
Now we\u2019re going to implement an Angular Scheduler component using DHTMLX Scheduler<\/a>, add it into the small application and bind it to the RESTful API on a backend. We\u2019ll build this demo in TypeScript since it\u2019s a recommended way, although it also can be done in plain JavaScript or in ES6.<\/p>\n Please mind that in this tutorial we won\u2019t cover server-side logic of data saving. Instead, we\u2019ll emulate the backend using the Angular in-memory-web-api<\/a> tool.<\/p>\n We also prepared a new video tutorial that visualizes the whole process of building a basic Angular Scheduler app using DHTMLX Scheduler.<\/p>\n