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In this course, you will learn :
- About the Angular architecture and how components and modules are used to construct sections of your application.
- About routing and navigation, dependency injection, and observables in the second section.
- You will gain hands-on experience managing the state of your app, as well as testing and troubleshooting.
- You'll have a fantastic new application for your portfolio as well as a better understanding of how to design an Angular application from the ground up.
Syllabus :
1. Introduction to Angular
- What Is Angular?
- Examples of Projects Built with Angular
- Angular's History
- Why Use Angular?
- Course Project: The Client Contacts Manager Application
2. Angular Architecture
- Overview of Angular
- The Folder Structure of an Angular App
- The Architecture of an Angular App
- Modules
- Components
- Services
- Why Use TypeScript?
- The Architecture of Our Client Contacts Manager Application
3. Getting Started with the Angular CLI
- How a CLI Helps Angular Developers?
- Creating and Running the Client Contacts Manager Application
- Commands of the Angular CLI
- Add Angular Material to Angular Project
- Run Unit Tests Using Angular CLI
- Using the CLI to Package an Application for Production
- CLI Prompts
- Schematics and CLI Builders
- Angular Elements
4. Components, Templates, and Forms
- Components, Templates, and Forms in Angular
- History of Components
- Why Do We Have Components Now?
- The Structure of a Component
- The Component Life Cycle Hooks
- Interpolation and One-way Data Binding
- Passing Data Between Parent/Child Components
- Passing Data Between Unrelated Components
- Component Templates and Styling Components
- Which Template Approach Is the Best?
- Categories of Components
- Create Component and Update Routing of Application
- Create Template-driven Search Form for Application
- Create Reactive Add Client Form for Application
- When to Use Reactive and Template Forms
5. NgModules
- NgModules
- What are Modules in Angular?
- Categories of Metadata Used by @NgModule Decorator
- The Sections of the NgModule File
- How to Create Modules Using the CLI
- Creating Modules for Our Client Contact Manager Application
- Adding Our Client Components to the ClientModule
- Create CustomMaterialModule for Application
- Adding Angular Material Modules to Application
6. Routing and Navigation
- Routing and Navigation
- What Are Routes?
- The Routes Array
- The Router Outlet Component
- Wildcard Routes
- The redirectTo Route
- Creating Our Navigation Component
- Adding Navigation Menu in Toolbar of Application
- Create About Section of Application
- Route Parameters
- Route Guards
- Implementing a Route Guard
7. Dependency Injection, Services, and HttpClient
- Dependency Injection, Services, and HttpClient
- What Is Dependency Injection?
- How Does Angular Handle Dependency Injection?
- The Hierarchy of Injectors
- Benefits of Three Levels of Injectors
- Providers in Angular
- Services in Angular
- A Look at the Services Angular Provides
- The HttpClient Service
- Features of the HttpClient API
- Advanced Features of HttpClient Service
- Creating Services for Client Contacts Manager Application
8. Observables and RxJS
- Observables and RxJS
- Terminologies Related to RxJS
- The Observable Object
- Subscribing and Unsubscribing from Observables
- Error Handling in Observables
- Hot and Cold Observables
- What Is RxJS?
- Observer Design Pattern
- RxJS Operators
- Creational Operators
- Conditional Operators
- Combination Operators
- Error Handling Operators
- Transformation Operators
- RxJS Subjects
- How Angular Uses RxJS
- What is AsyncPipe?
- Creating Reactive Forms for Client Contacts Manager Application
9. State Management and NgRx
- State Management and NgRx
- Defining State Management
- Methods for Implementing State Management
- The Redux Library
- Exploring NgRx
- Example of an Action
- Example of a Reducer
- Example of the Store
- Registering the State
- Example of Selectors
- Effects
10. Testing Angular Applications
- Testing Angular Applications
- Testing and Test Driven Development
- Jasmine in Action
- Setup and Teardown of Tests
- The Karma Test Runner
- Taking a Test Driven Development Approach
- Karma Settings in Angular
- Running Tests Using the Angular CLI
- Writing Tests in Angular
- The TestBed Class
- Examples of Tests
11. Packaging Our Application
- Ready for Production
- Building a Release Version with the CLI
- The Environment Files
- The angular.json File
- Ahead-of-time Compilation
- Other Various Production Optimisations
- Making Use of Lazy Loading
- Application Size Budget
- Measuring Performance
