Angular Bootcamp – Zero to Interview Ready (Angular 21)

Explore the top seven Angular features, including component-based architecture, open-source and cross-platform, two-way data binding, directives, Angular CLI, dependency injection, and routing, with setup and practical examples.

Set up and create your first Angular project using Angular CLI, configure CSS, install dependencies, and run ng serve to view the app at localhost with live reload.

Discover how live reload works in Angular by editing the app code, saving with ctrl+s, and seeing changes auto-reflect in the browser without restarting via the Angular CLI dev server.

Master the ng serve command to run an Angular app in the browser, stop it with control C, and prepare for adding new components and services with live reload.

Explore Angular components, understand what they are and why they are essential, and learn to build your first component confidently in your project.

Understand how an Angular application starts and loads by following the startup flow step by step, and see how all the files work together in a real application.

Discover how an Angular app boots from index.html to main.ts, bootstrapping the root app component in a single-page flow, with app components loading as children.

Learn how interpolation transfers data from a TypeScript component to an HTML template using moustache syntax {{ AppName }}, enabling one-way data binding from the component to the view.

Learn how two-way data binding works in Angular, and implement it using ngModel to sync input between HTML, the TypeScript component, and the view in real time.

Master Angular directives, including structural directives, to craft dynamic UI by showing, hiding, and repeating data with if-else, loops, classes, and styles, and practice coding these directives in your project.

Explore Angular directives that direct html elements to change appearance or behavior, from show/hide and style changes to dom manipulation, and learn what directives can modify.

Explore the three directive types: component, structural, and attribute, and focus on structural directives like ng-if, ng-for, and ng-switch, which add or remove elements in the DOM.

Learn to use the ngIf directive with a real application that toggles a paragraph on button click. Bind the click event, manage showMessage, and apply *ngIf for visibility.