Angular for Beginners: From Basics to Advanced Projects

Learn to install node and npm (prioritizing the LTS version), install VS Code, and create and set up a new project in the editor for Angular development.

Install Angular via the CLI to create a project with routing and CSS, run ng serve, troubleshoot, and access local host with Angular docs and resources.

Learn how to navigate the angular project file and folder structure, focusing on source and assets folders, node_modules handling guidelines, and key files like angular.json, tsconfig, and app modules.

Explore the Angular project structure by editing app.component.html to customize text, icons, and styling. Learn to rename the app, delete default content, and change background color to see live updates.

Explore how interpolation displays data dynamically in Angular by binding values like age and email with curly braces, and use a getvalue function while noting title and instrumentation restrictions.

Explore variables in JavaScript and TypeScript, including var, let, and const, with examples of assigning values and using console.log in the browser.

Explore core data types in code: strings, numbers, booleans, arrays, objects, and null. Use let and console.log to see types, typeof, and values.

Discover core JavaScript operators, including arithmetic, assignment, and logical operators, and learn comparison and ternary operations with hands-on examples and console outputs, then explore arrow functions.

Explore the three function types—function expressions, arrow functions, and anonymous functions—demonstrating syntax, invocation, and console output, with emphasis on arrow functions as the most used in professional settings.

Explore if, else if, and else statements in Angular, test conditions with true or false outcomes, and log results using console.log and the or operator.

Explore how the switch statement in JavaScript offers a flexible alternative to if else, using cases to select among multiple expressions and demonstrate syntax and default handling.

Learn JavaScript loop types, including while, do while, and for loops, through practical examples that show syntax, conditions, and prevention of infinite loops, highlighting why for loops are recommended.

Learn to generate angular components with the cli using ng generate component, create login form and signup components, and observe auto imports into app.module.ts and modules.

Learn how to pass components into the main app component by copying selectors from sign up and login form components into the app HTML and render them in the browser.

Learn to style Angular components by creating new components with ng generate component and applying CSS, inline style, and inline templates for visuals.

Discover how modules enable reusable components in Angular, but avoid reusing the same module; create new ones, work with APIs, and add validations using login and sign-in forms as examples.

Learn to call a website's standard functions by defining a function in app.component.ts, wiring a button in app.component.html, using alert and console.log to display string parameters and check TypeScript types.

Learn how to handle events in Angular, including keyup, click, and blur. Capture input values with mouseover and mouseleave, and print them to the console.

Explore input validation by displaying values between inputs with keyup and blur events in angular, updating an h4 with the input value and printing results to the console.

Build a counter in Angular by creating plus and minus buttons, initializing count to zero, and displaying it in a p tag using a ternary operator for increments and decrements.

Explore styling in Angular by applying inline, internal, external, and global CSS, using a title class and styles.css to render red across components.

Explore style binding to enable dynamic color changes in Angular, demonstrating one-way binding with color updates and a getColor function, and introduce simple double binding concepts through an update button.

Master Angular table data by looping over an array of users to render name, age, gender, email, and profile in a styled table, with a focus on front-end rendering.

Master Angular component routing by creating home, login, sign up, about us, and privacy components, wiring routes, and using router links and a router outlet for seamless navigation.

Explore dynamic routing in Angular by creating id-based routes for login forms, updating app component html to link many login pages, and viewing the selected login data via the url.

Create a simple Angular header by building a navbar component, importing it into main component, and styling logo and navigation links (home, login, sign up, about us, privacy) with CSS.

Master element toggling in an Angular login form with a toggle button, a show variable, and ngIf to display or hide the h1 content via click events.

Build and validate a simple login form in Angular by importing the forms module, wiring ngForm and ngModel, and submitting to log input data to the console.

Learn how to pass data from a parent to a child component in Angular, using an input and a shared data variable updated by a button with random values.

Learn how to pass data from child to parent in Angular using event emitters, update the parent from the child, and display the results in the browser with two-way binding.

Learn two-way binding in Angular, linking an input to a value with ngModel so typing updates the displayed value in real time.

Discover how angular pipes apply built-in functions to template expressions to transform values, display dates, and control text case, without extra JavaScript, by editing the component html.

Build a signup form with Angular reactive forms, compare with simple forms, configure form group and form control, and submit to print username, password, and email in the browser console.

Explore form validation in Angular using a simple reactive form, applying required validators to username, password, and email, and using form control, form group, and validators to display real-time feedback.

Implement a not found page in Angular. Create a not found component with ng generate component, wire it in app-routing.module.ts using wildcards, and style a red backdrop with centered text.