ANGULAR: COMPONENTS, DATA BINDING, AND EVENTS - PART 1
Requirements
- Basic understanding of Typescript/Javascript is recommended
- Being familiar with Visual Studio Code is recommended, but it is not required
Description
In this course, you will find all you need to know to build a production-ready web application using Angular. You will start with an introduction to Angular, the application that you will build, and also the default Angular project file structure. You will then publish the Angular app to a GitHub repository and learn about the GitHub repository structure that you will follow.
If we were to group everything that you are going to learn into some categories then we would have four categories and each category:
COMPONENTS Angular is a component-based framework so you can imagine that this is also the most important section of this course since it's going to teach you the real fundamentals of this framework. Here you will learn:
What is a component
Importance of components
Child and parent components
Component life-cycles
Best practices
TEMPLATES In Angular, a template is a blueprint for a fragment of a user interface (UI). Templates are written in HTML, and special syntax can be used within a template to build on many of Angular's features. Here you will learn:
Text interpolation
Pipes
Bindings • One-way binding • Two-way binding • Event binding • Class and style binding
DIRECTIVES Directives are classes that add additional behavior to elements in your Angular applications. Here you will learn:
Built-in directives
Attribute directives
Structural directives
Who this course is for:
- Basic HTML, CSS and JavaScript or Typescript knowledge
- You do not need any experience with Angular or any other JS framework!
Instructor
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Hi everyone! My name is Ervis, and I'm thrilled to be here at Udemy, ready to guide you through the exciting world of building apps by coding along.
My passion for programming is fueled by a strong foundation in mathematics and data structures. While I consider myself a .Net developer at heart, thanks to the vibrant Microsoft ecosystem, I'm a firm believer in continuous learning and constantly expand my horizons by exploring new languages, paradigms, methodologies, and ideas.
When I'm not diving into code or sharing my knowledge on video, you can find me lost in a good book or exploring new corners of the world. My love for travel and reading fuels my creativity and keeps me inspired to approach things from different angles.
I'm excited to embark on this journey with all of you and turn your programming aspirations into reality!