Angular
Our Angular course provides comprehensive training in building modern web applications with Google's powerful frontend framework. You'll learn to create dynamic, single-page applications using components, services, and Angular's declarative templates.
Course Highlights
Skills You'll Gain
- Set up Angular development environment
- Create components and data bindings
- Use directives and pipes
- Implement services and dependency injection
- Handle HTTP requests with RxJS
- Navigate with Angular Router
- Validate forms and implement authentication
- Deploy applications with Docker
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Course Curriculum
- Building Blocks of Web Application Development
- Introduction to Angular
- Angular Architecture
- Building blocks of Angular
- Angular Installation
- Angular CLI
- Angular CLI commands
- Understanding files in Angular
- Working of Angular Applications
- Angular App Bootstrapping
- Angular Modules
- Decorators and its types
- Angular Components
- Creating A Component Through Angular CLI
- Ways to specify selectors
- Template and styles
- Installing bootstrap to design application
- Understanding Angular Directives
- @Component Directive
- Structural Directives
- Attribute Directives
- Custom Directives
- Pipes
- Built-in Pipes
- Chaining pipes
- Custom pipes
- PipeTransform Interface & Transform Function
- Angular service
- Need for a service
- Dependency Injection
- Creating a service
- Hierarchical Injector
- Injecting a Service into Another Service
- Observables
- RxJS Library
- Angular's Interaction with Backend
- Parts of an Http Request
- HttpClient
- Angular Router
- Setting Up Routes
- Adding Routes Using RouterLink
- Wildcard and Redirecting Routes
- Adding Navigation Programmatically
- Passing Route Parameters
- Extracting Parameters Using ActivatedRoute
- Optional Route Parameters
- Child Routes
- Route Guards
- Location Strategies
- Angular forms
- Types of forms
- Underlying building blocks of the form model
- Template-driven vs Reactive forms
- Template-driven forms
- Reactive Forms
- Dynamically adding data to a form
- What is Form Validation?
- Types of Form Validation
- Built-in Validators
- Form control's status and validity
- Form Validation methods
- CSS classes for Form control
- Custom validators in Template Driven Forms
- What is Authentication?
- Authentication and authorization
- Types of Authentication
- Where to store tokens?
- JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
- Authentication in Angular application
- Security threats in web application
- Testing
- Why should we perform testing?
- Types of testing
- Testing Angular application using Jasmine and Karma
- Maintaining application code using Git
- Version control system
- Why should we use Git?
- Git file workflow
- Running application on production server: Nginx
- Architecture of Nginx
- How to configure Nginx?
- Deployment of an application using Docker
- Problems before containers
- How containers solve the problems
- What is Docker?
- Docker file
- Docker image
- Docker containers
- Docker hub
- Basic Docker commands
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Why Learn Angular?
- Full-fledged framework with batteries included
- TypeScript for better tooling and scalability
- Strong corporate backing from Google
- Good for large-scale applications
- Comprehensive documentation
- Strong community support
- Two-way data binding
- Dependency injection
- Modular architecture
- Good for enterprise applications
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Angular FAQs
Find answers to common questions about this course
Angular is a TypeScript-based framework for building client-side web applications, offering structure, reusable components, and powerful tools for complex apps.
AngularJS (1.x) is the older MVC framework using JavaScript. Angular (2+) is completely rewritten using TypeScript, components, and modern architecture.
Components, modules, services, directives, pipes, templates, and dependency injection form Angular's architecture, with RxJS for reactive programming.
TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript, bringing static typing, interfaces, and better tooling for large applications.
DI is a design pattern where classes receive dependencies from external sources rather than creating them, making components more modular and testable.
Angular supports interpolation {{}}, property binding [], event binding (), and two-way binding [()] to sync component class and template.
Directives extend HTML behavior. Components are directives with templates. Structural directives (*ngIf, *ngFor) change DOM layout. Attribute directives alter element appearance/behavior.
Command Line Interface tool for initializing, developing, scaffolding, and maintaining Angular applications with commands like ng new, ng generate, ng serve.
RouterModule defines routes mapping URLs to components. RouterOutlet is a placeholder for routed views. RouterLink navigates between views without full page reloads.
Build with ng build --prod (creates dist/ folder), then deploy the static files to any web server (Nginx, Apache) or platforms like Firebase, Netlify, Azure Static Web Apps.
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