
Bootstrapping an Angular project by installing NodeJS, choosing an LTS version, and installing Angular CLI, then moving to standalone components and bootstrapping the app with a router outlet.
Learn how a language server supports auto import, autocomplete, and type checking for Angular and TypeScript in Vscode, and shows errors directly in the editor.
Implement a register page and standalone register component within an auth feature, wire app routes with lazy loaded register routes, and validate input to redirect to the feed upon success.
Define and implement authentication interfaces to standardize registration requests and current user data, using a shared types folder for reusable, validated data across the app.
Learn to create a feature selector and an isSubmitting selector in NgRx, expose isSubmitting$ as an observable, and bind it with the async pipe.
Introduce a backend errors interface and propagate validation errors in the auth actions. Update reducers and actions to track current user, loading, and submitting states.
Store the access token in local storage with a reusable persistence service. Ensure it survives reloads and is attached to API headers, using effects and redirect after registration.
Copy and adapt the register flow to build a login page. Implement login request and service, add login actions and effects, update reducer to store token and redirect.
Build a reusable feed toggler component in an Angular real-world app to switch between global feed, your feed (requires login), and a tag feed via an optional tag name input.
Implement optimistic updates for add to favorites in an Angular app by creating a reusable add-to-favorites component that toggles favorited and updates the favorites count instantly.
Explore the inject function in Angular 14 to inject route, store, and router. Compare constructor and inject approaches; constructor remains valid but inject offers sharing across components.
In this course we will build a Medium clone using Angular and NgRx. This course is fully focused on fast and deep dive into creation of real application with Angular and NgRx. We will start from scratch and step by step you will get close to finished real application. You will deeply understand how to structure your application, build reusable and understandable modules and components and split code into smaller chunks of code. We will write code together in efficient way to make it pure and avoid data complexity.
For each lesson you'll get source code of the lesson, so it's easy to see the progress and get a working app on any lesson you want without retyping code from screen.
What you will learn in this course:
Structure and configure project
Write high quality code with Angular and NgRx on real project
Isolating and splitting features
Create reusable standalone components instead of modules
Implementing authentication
Cover everything with Typescript interfaces
Working with real API
Full compatibility with Angular signals
If you are feeling like you learned Angular but you still still missing knowledge of how to build your own real application this course is what you need. This course is fully focused on creating the application without getting deep into basic knowledge of Angular!