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Interactive Angular Fundamentals - Practice-driven approach
A practical course about Angular, with short videos and a lot of practical tasks.
Created byCserkó József
Last updated 2/2024
English
What you'll learn
- TypeScript basics: learn about TypeScript which is the main language of Angular
- Angular core: components, data-binding, signals, directives
- Routing: settings, directives, optimizations
- Services: Dependency Injection, HTTP requests
- Pipes: using built-in pipes, create custom pipes
- Forms: FomsModule, handling forms, validation
- Big project: learn explanation about the whole process of a project
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Course content
8 sections • 41 lectures • 2h 25m total length
Requirements
- JAVASRIPT, HTML, CSS, basic HTTP knowledge
Description
Angular is one of the most popular front-end frameworks.
Why do developers like Angular?
It is well-constructed, makes development faster, and has a good ecosystem and documentation.
This course utilizes Practice-based learning.
Why is practice-based or practice-driven learning better than the traditional methods?
You don't get practical knowledge when you take a course with many boring PowerPoints and theoretical lessons.
Practice-based learning consists of a few videos and many practical tasks and exercises. The focus is on doing and not only observing.
The maximum length of the videos is only 3 to 5 minutes, and each is about just one thing. After each video, there is a massive exercise with tests, so you can check your work anytime quickly and easily.
What are in the topic list?
Firstly, we will learn about TypeScript.
The following topics are creating Angular apps, core functionality, data-binding, routing, and forms.
At the end of the course, there is a big project that includes all the things and methods presented.
Follow me on a practical and exciting way of learning Angular.
Usage of Tests
This video will show you how to use the practices and tests.
After each video, you find a text file with the path of the corresponding test and other practical instructions.
If you open the link, you see a Github ClassRoom practice.
Accept the practice and wait for Github to create your own repository from the template. It requires only 10-15 seconds.
Open your new repository and clone it to your machine.
Open the cloned directory and follow the instructions.
Who this course is for:
- Frontend develpers who want a faster and much more effective workflow.