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Learn to build Angular apps like a pro

One of the most popular frameworks for building client apps is Angular.

It’s a must have on your resume. This course will give you the competitive edge you are looking for.

A perfect mix of theory and practice. It covers everything you need to know to become an expert developer.

The do’s and don’ts, best practices, common mistakes and practical shortcuts that every professional Angular developer needs to know are some of the tips I share.

What You’l Learn…

You will be able to build your first app within minutes. We will get straight into the nuts and bolts.

• Display data and handle events
• Build re-usable components
• Manipulate the DOM using directives
• Format data using pipes
• Build template-driven and reactive forms
• Consume HTTP services
• Use Reactive Extensions and observables
• Implement routing and navigation
• Implement authentication and authorization
• Store data in Firebase
• Deploy your applications
• Unit test your Angular apps
• Basics of the Redux architecture
• Use Angular animations
• Write clean, maintainable code like a pro
• Shortcuts to write more code in less time
• And much, much more!

Who is this course for?

• Anyone wanting to learn front-end development with Angular
• Front-end developers familiar with other libraries such as React who want to add Angular to their toolbox
• Back-end developers who want to transition to full-stack development

The curriculum for the course.

It takes 30m to get started. The first preview is an introduction. What is Angular is the second preview. The architecture of the apps. The setting up of the development environment is a preview. There is a preview for your first app. The structure of the projects is described in the preview. There is a preview 7-webpack. There is a preview8-angular version history. The course structure is Start 9. Making a promise is what Start10 is about. Fundamentals of typescript and object oriented programming. The start begins with an introduction. What is typescript? Start 3 is your first typescript program. Declaring Variables starts 4. The types are Start5- Types. Start6 has type assertions. Start 7- Arrow Functions. Start8-interfaces The classes start at 4:31. Start10- objects. The start is for Constructors. Start12- Access Modifiers Access Modifiers in Constructor Parameters. The start is 14 properties. Start15- Modules Start 16. Start17- solution The 45m is called the Angular Fundamentals. The start begins with an introduction. Start2 building blocks of apps. Start 3- Creating Components. Start 4- Creating components using a computer program. Start5- templates Directives start 6. Start 7- Services Start8 Dependency Injection Start9 is generating services using a cli. Start10- Exercise- Authors. Start11- solution A quick note. There are data and handling events. The start begins with an introduction. Start 2 is property binding. Start 3- Attribute binding. Adding a bootstrap Class binding starts at 1:45. Start6 style binding The event binding starts at 4:30. The event filters begin at 1:45. Start9 is a template variable. Start10 is a two-way binding. Start11- pipes Start12- custom pipes. Start13- Exercise- Favorite Component. Start14 solution is the favorite component. Start15- Exercise- Title Case. The title case is the start16 solution. Building re-usable components. The start begins with an introduction. Start 2- Component API. Start 3 has input properties. Aliasing input properties is the start4. Start 5 has output properties. The event data is passing. Start 7- Aliasing output properties. Start8- templates Start9- Styles Start10- View Encapsulation. Start11- ngContent Start12- ngContainer Start13 is an exercise like component. Start14 is a solution like component. A quick note. There are directives (1h). The start begins with an introduction. Start 2- ngIf. Start 3- Hidden Property. Start 4- ngSwitch Case. Start5- ngFor. Change Detection and Start6- ngFor. Start 7- ngFor and Track By. There is a start8- The Leading Asterisk. Start9- ngClass Start10- ngStyle Start11- Safe operator. Start12 is about creating custom directives. Start 13 is an exercise. Start14 has a solution called Zippy. The forms are template-driven. The start begins with an introduction. Building a basic bootstrap form is the start2. There are types of forms. Start 4- ngModel. Adding validation is Start 5- Adding validation is Start 5- Adding validation is Start 5- Adding validation is Start 5- Adding validation is Start 5- Adding validation is Start 5- Adding validation is Start 5- Adding validation is Start 5- Adding validation is Start 5- Adding validation is Start 5- Adding validation is Start 5- Adding validation is Specific validation errors are included in the start6. There are Invalid Input Fields in Start 7. Start8- Cleaner templates. Start9- ngForm Start10- ngModel Group. Control classes and directives are included in Start11. Start12 is disabling the submit button. Start 13 is working with check boxes. Start14 is working with drop-down lists. Start15 is working with radio buttons. Start16 exercises to create a course form. The course form for Start 17 The forms are 1h15m. The start begins with an introduction. Building a bootstrap form is the start2. Start 3- Creating Controls. Adding validation is Start 4. Specific validation errors are the start5-specific errors. It’s time to start implementing custom validation. Start 7- Async operations. Start8- Async Validators Start9 has a loader image. Start10 is Validating Upon Submitting the Form. Start11-Nested Form Groups. Start12- FormArray FormBuilder is Start 13 Start14 has a quick recap. Start 15 is an exercise to change a password. Start16 has a solution to change password. Consuming a lot of services. The start begins with an introduction. There is a start2 place and a start2 place with a place with a place with a place with a place with a place with a place with a place with a place with a place with a place with a place with a place with a place with a place with a place with a Start 3- Getting Data. The start created data. Updating Data is Start 5. Deleting data begins. Start 7- OnInit interface. There is a separation of concerns. Start9 is about Extracting a Service. Handling errors is what Start10 is about. Handling Unexpected Errors is Start 11. Handling expected errors is what start 12 is about. Start13 is throwing application-specific errors. Start14- Code Review. Start15 is about Importing Operators and Factory Methods. Start16- Global Error Handling. The method is called a Reusable Error Handling Method. The start 18 is Extracting a Reusable Data Service. Start19- The Map Operator. Start20- Pessimistic vs optimistic updates. Start21 is about observables vs promises. Start22- Exercise. Start23- solution The route and navigation are done in 1h5m. The start begins with an introduction. There is a start and a start and a start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start and start Start 3- Configuring Routes. The Start4-Outlet Router has an outlet. Start 5 is RouterLink. The start is RouterLinkActive. Start 7 Accessing Route Parameters. Route parameters are observable. Routes with multiple parameters. Start10 has query parameters. Subscribing to multiple observables The operator is Start12 Start13- Programmatic navigation. There is an archive of Start14- Exercise-Blog Archives. Start15- solution Authorization and Authentication can be done in 1h. The start begins with an introduction (0:46). Application Overview is the start of the application overview. Start3 is an architecture. Start4 is a type of web token. The starter code is 8:02. Start Implementing the Login. Start implementing the logout. There is a show called Hiding Elements. Start9 shows elements based on the user’s role. Start10 is about getting the current user. Start11 canActivate interface The users are directed after logging in. Routes are protected based on the user’s role. Start14 is about accessing protected resources. Start15 has a quick recap. The deployment is 1h 12m. The start begins with an introduction. Preparing for deployment is the start2. JIT vs AOT is the start. Start4 is a conjugate of the conjugate of the conjugate of the conjugate of the conjugate of the conjugate of the conjugate of the conjugate of the conjugate of the conjugate of the conjugate of the conjugate of the conjugate of the conjugate Start 5- Building Applications The start is Environments. Start 7- Adding a custom environment. Start8- Linting with a computer program. Start9 is Linting in VSCode. Start10 has other deployment options. Start11 deploys to GitHub Pages. Start 12Deploying to Firebase Start13- Heroku. Start14Deploying to Heroku Start15- Engines. Start16- Exercise. Building real-time apps with Firebase. The start begins with an introduction. What is Firebase? Start 3 is your first Firebase project. Start4 working with databases. Installation of Firebase takes 5 minutes. Start 6 with reading lists. Start7 is a real-time database. There are observables and memory leaks. Start9 unsubscribing from Subscriptions. Start10- Async Pipe. Start11 is reading an object. Start12 is the first thing that comes to mind. Start 13 – Adding an object. Start14- Updating an object. Deleting an object. Start16 has additional resources. The animation takes 1h30m. The start begins with an introduction. There are examples of animation. There are different ways to create animation. The start of the animation. The Importing Animations Module and Polyfill is the start. Start 6 with a fadeIn animation. A fade out animation is being implemented. Start8- States Start9- Transitions Start10 is creating re-usable Triggers. Start11- Exercise- slide animation. Start12- solution Start13- Easings Start14- Keyframes Start15 is about creating re-usable animation. Parameterizing re-usable animation The animation callbacks begin at 1:45. The start 18 is about querying child elements. Start19 is about child elements. Start20- Running Parallel Animations. The start21 is Staggering Animations. Start22 is working with custom states. Start23 is a multi-step animation. Start 24 – Separation of Concerns. The material is 2h30m. The start begins with an introduction. What is the material? Start 3 is installing a material. Start 4- CheckBoxes. Start 5 with RadioButtons. Start 6- Selects. Start 7- Inputs. Start 8- Text Areas. Start9- Datepickers Start10- Icons. Start11- buttons. Start12- Chips Start13- Progress Spinner The start is Tooltips. Start 15 Tabs. Start16- Dialogs The data was passed to the Dialogs. Other components of Start 18. Start19 is about creating a reuse module. Start20- Themes Start21- SASS Start22 is about creating a custom theme. Start23 is using Angular Material’s Typography. Start 24 – Customizing Typography. Start25 is an important note. Redux is 1h19m. The start begins with an introduction. What is Redux? Start03- Building Blocks of Redux. The start of Pure Functions. Start05 is installing Redux. Start06- Working with actions. The Select Pattern starts at 6:31. The start is Avoiding Object Mutations. Immutable objects are used in start09 Start10- Exercise. Start11- Redux Development Tools. Start12 is calling the APIs. Start13- Refactoring Fat Case Statements. Dealing with Complex Domains is the start of the 14th. Unit testing lasts 1h. The introduction is 12:1. What is automated testing? There are types of tests. Unit Testing Fundamentals is the start of the series. Start05 is working with strings and array. Start06- setup and tear down. The start is working with forms. The start is working with event emitters. Working with Spies. Start10- Interaction Testing. Start11 is working with confirmation boxes. Limitations of Unit Tests can be found in Start 12. Code coverage begins at 3:20. Integration testing takes 20 minutes. The introduction is about integration testing. The start is the setup code. The setup code is Genertaing. The start is testing property and class binding. Testing event binding Dependencies are provided in Start06. The start is Getting the Dependencies. The start is providing Stubs. Start09- Testing the navigation. Dealing with Route Params is the start of the day. Start11 is testing RouterOutlet components. Start12- Shallow Component Tests. Testing Attribute Directives starts at 4:30. The start is dealing with asynchronous operations. Set Up is a project. The start begins with an introduction. The source code is Accesing. The Start3 Challenge is over. Start4 creating a new project. Start 5 is installing bootstrap. The NavBar component is being Extracted. Start 7 Defining the Routes. Start8 Adding a Drop-down Menu. Start9 is cleaning up the NavBar. Start10 is fixing a few minor issues. Start11-Deployment The project is about Authentication and Authorization. The start begins with an introduction. The start is to implement Google Login. Start implementing the logout. The current user is displayed. Start 5 using the async pipe. The start is to extract a service. The start 7 protects routes. Start8 redirecting the users after they log in. Users in a database. Start10- Defining Roles. Start11 is protecting the admin routes. Show or hide the admin links. Start13 is fixing a bug. Product Management is a project. The start begins with an introduction. Start 2 is building a bootstrap form. Start 3- Populating Categories Drop-down List. Saving a product is done in Firebase. Implementing validation is the start. Start6 Adding custom validation. Adding a bootstrap card. There is a Rendering of the List of Products. Start9 is editing a product. Updating a product. Start11 is Deleting a Product. Start12 is searching for products. Start 13 – Extracting an interface. Adding a data table component. The data table needs to be configured. The data table needs to be fed. Start 17 has a data table. Fix a bug with redirecting users. The product form needs to be cleaned up. The product catalog is 50m. The start begins with an introduction. There are all the products in the start2. Start 3 displays the categories. Start4 filters products by category. Dealing with multiple asynchronous operations The start 6 is refactoring. The product card component is refactored. The product card needs to be improved. Start9 is making categories sticky. Start10- Wrap Up. The project is about a shopping cart. The start begins with an introduction. Start 2 is creating a shopping cart. The responsibility will be moved to the service. Adding a product to a shopping cart is the fourth start. The addToCart Method is being refactored. Start 6 displays the quantity. The Card Footer needs to be improved. The change quantity buttons need to be implemented. The number of shopping cart items is displayed in Navbar. Start10 is about creating a rich model. A simple shopping cart page is being built. Start12 is fixing a design issue. The total price is displayed. Refactoring: Extracting ProductQuantityComponent Start15 is about discovering a design issue. There is a Flattening Shopping Cart item. Start 17 has better object initialization. The shopping cart needs to be cleared. Fix a Bug with Updating Quantity. Start20- Improving the layout. Start21 is adding a thumbnail. Start22 has more refactoring. The check out module is part of the project. The start begins with an introduction. Start2 adding the check out button. Start 3 is building a shipping form. Saving the order is done in Firebase. The current user is associated with the order. Refactoring can be used to extract a rich model. Start 7- Redirecting the User. The shopping cart needs to be cleared. Transactions start 9. Start10 is adding an order summary. Start11- Refactoring The orders are displayed in start 12. Start13 is fixing a bug. The payments will be processed in Start 14. The project is about modularization and final improvements. The start begins with an introduction. The first modules are 5:54. Start 3- essential typescript. There are moving files and folders. The first step is creating the shared module. The admin module is created in Start 6. The Shopping Module is created in Start 7. Start8 creating the core module Start9 is about Importing and Exporting Modules. Start10- Adding Icons. Aligning the NavBar items is the start of the 11th. Defining a theme is the start of Start 12. Wrap up.