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Animating Lists with Angular Animations
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I recently got the change to write a guest blog post on Ultimate Courses about Angular Animations with ngFor!
The Angular Animations API provides a declarative API to build and reuse animations throughout our components. In this post, we will learn how to make simple transition animation and then build on what we learned to make a complex animation for a text and image-based lists using `*ngFor`...
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