Angular - The Complete Guide (2023 Edition)

Name: Angular - The Complete Guide (2023 Edition)
Price: 12.75 USD
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34h 58m 7s

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February 29, 2024

Learn Angular from the ground up. This course starts at the basics, so you can follow along even if you have never used Angular before. You work with real examples and build a full project as you learn.

What You Will Learn

You explore the core parts of Angular by building small features step by step. You then connect these parts to create a working app.

How Angular apps are built
How to write Angular code with TypeScript
How to build and use components
How to work with directives
How data binding works
How to handle routing and navigation
How to use pipes
How to call APIs with HTTP
How dependency injection works
How Angular modules help structure an app
How to optimize larger apps
Basics of NgRx and state management
You also build a full project to practice each idea

Why Learn Angular

Angular is a front-end framework used by many teams to build fast, stable web apps. It gives you tools to handle complex screens, shared data, and smooth user flows.

You do not need to know AngularJS. Angular is a new framework with a different design. This course covers the modern version from the start.

TypeScript in This Course

This course uses TypeScript. It is the main language for Angular development. You learn the parts of TypeScript you need as you move through the lessons. Basic JavaScript knowledge is enough to start.

Course Structure

You start with simple features, then move to routing, HTTP, forms, and more. Each section has hands-on work. You see how the features fit together in a real project.

Who This Course Is For

New developers who want to learn a modern JavaScript framework
Frontend developers who want to add Angular to their skills
Students who want a structured path into Angular

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All Course Lessons (452)

#	Lesson Title	Duration
1	Course Introduction Demo	00:58
2	What is Angular?	02:01
3	Angular vs Angular 2 vs Latest Angular Version	02:56
4	Project Setup and First App	08:50
5	Editing the First App	10:06
6	The Course Structure	04:01
7	How to get the Most out of the Course	02:26
8	What is TypeScript?	02:10
9	A Basic Project Setup using Bootstrap for Styling	04:28
10	Module Introduction	00:58
11	How an Angular App gets Loaded and Started	07:12
12	Components are Important!	03:10
13	Creating a New Component	06:52
14	Understanding the Role of AppModule and Component Declaration	05:16
15	Using Custom Components	01:13
16	Creating Components with the CLI & Nesting Components	03:52
17	Working with Component Templates	03:09
18	Working with Component Styles	04:03
19	Fully Understanding the Component Selector	03:51
20	[OPTIONAL] Assignment Solution	06:43
21	What is Databinding?	02:50
22	String Interpolation	05:20
23	Property Binding	06:35
24	Property Binding vs String Interpolation	03:08
25	Event Binding	04:10
26	Passing and Using Data with Event Binding	04:38
27	Two-Way-Databinding	02:48
28	Combining all Forms of Databinding	01:47
29	[OPTIONAL] Assignment Solution	05:13
30	Understanding Directives	02:18
31	Using ngIf to Output Data Conditionally	03:54
32	Enhancing ngIf with an Else Condition	02:47
33	Styling Elements Dynamically with ngStyle	05:03
34	Applying CSS Classes Dynamically with ngClass	02:54
35	Outputting Lists with ngFor	03:44
36	[OPTIONAL] Assignment Solution	07:07
37	Getting the Index when using ngFor	02:53
38	Project Introduction	01:05
39	Planning the App	05:35
40	Setting up the Application	04:32
41	Creating the Components	09:34
42	Using the Components	03:16
43	Adding a Navigation Bar	05:10
44	Creating a "Recipe" Model	04:34
45	Adding Content to the Recipes Components	07:42
46	Outputting a List of Recipes with ngFor	04:38
47	Displaying Recipe Details	05:54
48	Working on the ShoppingListComponent	01:51
49	Creating an "Ingredient" Model	02:37
50	Creating and Outputting the Shopping List	02:28
51	Adding a Shopping List Edit Section	03:29
52	Wrap Up & Next Steps	00:55
53	Understanding Angular Error Messages	04:37
54	Debugging Code in the Browser Using Sourcemaps	05:33
55	Module Introduction	00:37
56	Splitting Apps into Components	05:57
57	Property & Event Binding Overview	01:45
58	Binding to Custom Properties	05:44
59	Assigning an Alias to Custom Properties	02:00
60	Binding to Custom Events	09:06
61	Assigning an Alias to Custom Events	00:58
62	Custom Property and Event Binding Summary	02:03
63	Understanding View Encapsulation	05:00
64	More on View Encapsulation	02:44
65	Using Local References in Templates	04:37
66	Getting Access to the Template & DOM with @ViewChild	05:03
67	Projecting Content into Components with ng-content	03:23
68	Understanding the Component Lifecycle	04:55
69	Seeing Lifecycle Hooks in Action	11:56
70	Lifecycle Hooks and Template Access	02:34
71	Getting Access to ng-content with @ContentChild	03:01
72	Wrap Up	00:50
73	[OPTIONAL] Assignment Solution	12:22
74	Introduction	00:51
75	Adding Navigation with Event Binding and ngIf	07:32
76	Passing Recipe Data with Property Binding	04:44
77	Passing Data with Event and Property Binding (Combined)	10:33
78	Allowing the User to Add Ingredients to the Shopping List	07:23
79	Module Introduction	01:24
80	ngFor and ngIf Recap	03:37
81	ngClass and ngStyle Recap	02:58
82	Creating a Basic Attribute Directive	06:43
83	Using the Renderer to build a Better Attribute Directive	07:05
84	Using HostListener to Listen to Host Events	03:01
85	Using HostBinding to Bind to Host Properties	03:18
86	Binding to Directive Properties	06:44
87	What Happens behind the Scenes on Structural Directives	03:05
88	Building a Structural Directive	06:15
89	Understanding ngSwitch	02:50
90	Building and Using a Dropdown Directive	06:26
91	Module Introduction	01:41
92	Why would you Need Services?	02:05
93	Creating a Logging Service	03:33
94	Injecting the Logging Service into Components	06:22
95	Creating a Data Service	06:42
96	Understanding the Hierarchical Injector	02:42
97	How many Instances of Service Should It Be?	02:13
98	Injecting Services into Services	05:14
99	Using Services for Cross-Component Communication	04:08
100	[OPTIONAL] Assignment Solution	09:38
101	Introduction	01:24
102	Setting up the Services	01:16
103	Managing Recipes in a Recipe Service	04:08
104	Using a Service for Cross-Component Communication	05:08
105	Adding the Shopping List Service	05:05
106	Using Services for Pushing Data from A to B	03:09
107	Adding Ingredients to Recipes	03:43
108	Passing Ingredients from Recipes to the Shopping List (via a Service)	07:04
109	Module Introduction	01:27
110	Why do we need a Router?	01:17
111	Setting up and Loading Routes	08:03
112	Navigating with Router Links	05:19
113	Understanding Navigation Paths	04:55
114	Styling Active Router Links	05:02
115	Navigating Programmatically	03:29
116	Using Relative Paths in Programmatic Navigation	05:10
117	Passing Parameters to Routes	03:11
118	Fetching Route Parameters	04:02
119	Fetching Route Parameters Reactively	07:26
120	An Important Note about Route Observables	02:43
121	Passing Query Parameters and Fragments	05:54
122	Retrieving Query Parameters and Fragments	03:17
123	Practicing and some Common Gotchas	06:08
124	Setting up Child (Nested) Routes	04:29
125	Using Query Parameters - Practice	05:37
126	Configuring the Handling of Query Parameters	01:51
127	Redirecting and Wildcard Routes	04:37
128	Outsourcing the Route Configuration	04:41
129	An Introduction to Guards	01:46
130	Protecting Routes with canActivate	08:56
131	Protecting Child (Nested) Routes with canActivateChild	02:53
132	Using a Fake Auth Service	01:44
133	Controlling Navigation with canDeactivate	12:29
134	Passing Static Data to a Route	05:57
135	Resolving Dynamic Data with the resolve Guard	09:54
136	Understanding Location Strategies	04:44
137	Wrap Up	00:52
138	Planning the General Structure	01:37
139	Setting Up Routes	07:59
140	Adding Navigation to the App	01:42
141	Marking Active Routes	01:32
142	Fixing Page Reload Issues	02:52
143	Child Routes: Challenge	01:55
144	Adding Child Routing Together	04:22
145	Configuring Route Parameters	06:23
146	Passing Dynamic Parameters to Links	03:02
147	Styling Active Recipe Items	01:16
148	Adding Editing Routes	03:45
149	Retrieving Route Parameters	03:20
150	Programmatic Navigation to the Edit Page	04:47
151	One Note about Route Observables	00:53
152	Module Introduction	04:26
153	Analyzing Angular Observables	02:16
154	Getting Closer to the Core of Observables	06:51
155	Building a Custom Observable	04:47
156	Errors & Completion	06:40
157	Observables & You!	01:56
158	Understanding Operators	08:41
159	Subjects	08:18
160	Wrap Up	01:16
161	Improving the Reactive Service with Observables (Subjects)	06:05
162	Module Introduction	01:20
163	Why do we Need Angular's Help?	02:22
164	Template-Driven (TD) vs Reactive Approach	01:17
165	An Example Form	01:33
166	TD: Creating the Form and Registering the Controls	05:43
167	TD: Submitting and Using the Form	06:16
168	TD: Understanding Form State	02:30
169	TD: Accessing the Form with @ViewChild	03:04
170	TD: Adding Validation to check User Input	04:15
171	TD: Using the Form State	04:28
172	TD: Outputting Validation Error Messages	02:24
173	TD: Set Default Values with ngModel Property Binding	02:17
174	TD: Using ngModel with Two-Way-Binding	02:49
175	TD: Grouping Form Controls	03:31
176	TD: Handling Radio Buttons	03:28
177	TD: Setting and Patching Form Values	04:43
178	TD: Using Form Data	04:45
179	TD: Resetting Forms	01:49
180	Introduction to the Reactive Approach	00:41
181	Reactive: Setup	02:27
182	Reactive: Creating a Form in Code	04:08
183	Reactive: Syncing HTML and Form	03:59
184	Reactive: Submitting the Form	02:16
185	Reactive: Adding Validation	02:52
186	Reactive: Getting Access to Controls	03:48
187	Reactive: Grouping Controls	03:47
188	Reactive: Arrays of Form Controls (FormArray)	07:32
189	Reactive: Creating Custom Validators	06:12
190	Reactive: Using Error Codes	03:21
191	Reactive: Creating a Custom Async Validator	04:39
192	Reactive: Reacting to Status or Value Changes	02:12
193	Reactive: Setting and Patching Values	02:10
194	[OPTIONAL] Assignment Solution	13:49
195	Introduction	01:00
196	TD: Adding the Shopping List Form	03:44
197	Adding Validation to the Form	02:23
198	Allowing the Selection of Items in the List	04:25
199	Loading the Shopping List Items into the Form	03:03
200	Updating existing Items	03:16
201	Resetting the Form	02:35
202	Allowing the the User to Clear (Cancel) the Form	01:17
203	Allowing the Deletion of Shopping List Items	02:53
204	Creating the Template for the (Reactive) Recipe Edit Form	05:01
205	Creating the Form For Editing Recipes	05:07
206	Syncing HTML with the Form	03:53
207	Adding Ingredient Controls to a Form Array	05:40
208	Adding new Ingredient Controls	03:40
209	Validating User Input	05:11
210	Submitting the Recipe Edit Form	07:31
211	Adding a Delete and Clear (Cancel) Functionality	04:48
212	Redirecting the User (after Deleting a Recipe)	01:48
213	Adding an Image Preview	01:49
214	Providing the Recipe Service Correctly	02:00
215	Deleting Ingredients and Some Finishing Touches	03:35
216	Introduction & Why Pipes are Useful	02:03
217	Using Pipes	03:29
218	Parametrizing Pipes	02:11
219	Where to learn more about Pipes	01:57
220	Chaining Multiple Pipes	02:21
221	Creating a Custom Pipe	06:43
222	Parametrizing a Custom Pipe	02:37
223	Example: Creating a Filter Pipe	07:02
224	Pure and Impure Pipes (or: How to "fix" the Filter Pipe)	04:47
225	Understanding the "async" Pipe	04:05
226	A New IDE	00:44
227	Module Introduction	01:07
228	How Does Angular Interact With Backends?	03:10
229	The Anatomy of a Http Request	02:28
230	Backend (Firebase) Setup	02:36
231	Sending a POST Request	10:12
232	GETting Data	02:57
233	Using RxJS Operators to Transform Response Data	04:00
234	Using Types with the HttpClient	05:08
235	Outputting Posts	02:16
236	Showing a Loading Indicator	02:04
237	Using a Service for Http Requests	06:38
238	Services & Components Working Together	03:29
239	Sending a DELETE Request	03:28
240	Handling Errors	06:39
241	Using Subjects for Error Handling	02:40
242	Using the catchError Operator	02:14
243	Error Handling & UX	02:08
244	Setting Headers	03:19
245	Adding Query Params	04:02
246	Observing Different Types of Responses	07:33
247	Changing the Response Body Type	03:17
248	Introducing Interceptors	07:25
249	Manipulating Request Objects	02:33
250	Response Interceptors	02:47
251	Multiple Interceptors	04:53
252	Wrap Up	01:58
253	Module Introduction	00:56
254	Backend (Firebase) Setup	02:04
255	Setting Up the DataStorage Service	05:33
256	Storing Recipes	06:40
257	Fetching Recipes	05:39
258	Transforming Response Data	04:18
259	Resolving Data Before Loading	07:32
260	Fixing a Bug with the Resolver	01:44
261	Module Introduction	00:53
262	How Authentication Works	05:02
263	Adding the Auth Page	06:45
264	Switching Between Auth Modes	04:03
265	Handling Form Input	03:45
266	Preparing the Backend	03:16
267	Preparing the Signup Request	08:25
268	Sending the Signup Request	04:37
269	Adding a Loading Spinner & Error Handling Logic	06:35
270	Improving Error Handling	05:40
271	Sending Login Requests	06:01
272	Login Error Handling	04:30
273	Creating & Storing the User Data	10:18
274	Reflecting the Auth State in the UI	09:42
275	Adding the Token to Outgoing Requests	10:16
276	Attaching the Token with an Interceptor	08:49
277	Adding Logout	03:19
278	Adding Auto-Login	09:56
279	Adding Auto-Logout	07:40
280	Adding an Auth Guard	10:57
281	Wrap Up	01:56
282	Module Introduction	01:10
283	Adding an Alert Modal Component	07:34
284	Understanding the Different Approaches	02:29
285	Using ngIf	03:06
286	Preparing Programmatic Creation	08:28
287	Creating a Component Programmatically	04:47
288	Understanding entryComponents	05:07
289	Data Binding & Event Binding	05:06
290	Wrap Up	01:26
291	Module Introduction	00:42
292	What are Modules?	02:27
293	Analyzing the AppModule	06:25
294	Getting Started with Feature Modules	09:00
295	Splitting Modules Correctly	04:10
296	Adding Routes to Feature Modules	04:36
297	Component Declarations	01:59
298	The ShoppingList Feature Module	04:28
299	Understanding Shared Modules	08:11
300	Understanding the Core Module	05:49
301	Adding an Auth Feature Module	04:23
302	Understanding Lazy Loading	02:53
303	Implementing Lazy Loading	12:21
304	More Lazy Loading	03:03
305	Preloading Lazy-Loaded Code	03:40
306	Modules & Services	05:47
307	Loading Services Differently	08:25
308	Module Introduction	00:53
309	Deployment Preparation & Steps	03:19
310	Using Environment Variables	04:45
311	Deployment Example: Firebase Hosting	09:02
312	Module Introduction	01:28
313	Starting Setup & Why We Want Standalone Components	04:49
314	Building a First Standalone Component	09:50
315	Standalone Directives & Connecting Building Blocks	02:20
316	Migrating Another Component	01:50
317	A Standalone Root Component	04:21
318	Services & Standalone Components	04:00
319	Routing with Standalone Components	06:37
320	Lazy Loading	08:05
321	Summary	01:57
322	Module Introduction	01:09
323	Signals: What & Why?	05:41
324	Creating a New Signal	03:24
325	Updating a Signal Value	02:35
326	Reading & Outputting a Signal Value	02:12
327	Signal Updating: set(), update() & mutate()	06:13
328	Important: Signals are NOT Finished Yet!	01:03
329	Computed Values & Effects	03:49
330	Module Summary	00:56
331	Module Introduction	00:58
332	What Is NgRx?	02:10
333	Understanding NgRx & Its Building Blocks	03:59
334	Project Setup & Installing NgRx	05:13
335	Adding a First Reducer & Store Setup	08:36
336	An Alternative Way Of Creating Reducers	04:20
337	Reading Data From The Store	09:37
338	Introducing Actions & State Changing Reducers	07:50
339	Dispatching Actions	03:42
340	Attaching Data To Actions	04:21
341	Handling Actions Without createReducer	06:02
342	An Alternative Way Of Defining Actions	10:03
343	Time To Practice: A Second Action	05:29
344	Exploring Selectors	08:18
345	Introducing Effects	02:40
346	Installing the Effects Package	02:04
347	Defining a First Effect	08:41
348	The Old @Effect Decorator & Registering Effects	03:44
349	Using Store Data In Effects	03:25
350	Adding a Second Effect	09:59
351	Summary	03:03
352	Getting Started with Reducers	06:45
353	Adding Logic to the Reducer	05:48
354	Understanding & Adding Actions	06:17
355	Setting Up the NgRx Store	04:49
356	Selecting State	08:52
357	Dispatching Actions	07:10
358	Multiple Actions	09:38
359	Preparing Update & Delete Actions	03:10
360	Updating & Deleting Ingredients	11:01
361	Expanding the State	09:18
362	Managing More State via NgRx	09:53
363	Removing Redundant Component State Management	03:33
364	First Summary & Clean Up	05:26
365	One Root State	11:40
366	Setting Up Auth Reducer & Actions	08:26
367	Dispatching Auth Actions	05:54
368	Auth Finished (For Now...)	06:44
369	And Important Note on Actions	06:25
370	Exploring NgRx Effects	03:39
371	Defining the First Effect	05:20
372	Effects & Error Handling	08:58
373	Login via NgRx Effects	09:09
374	Managing UI State in NgRx	07:31
375	Finishing the Login Effect	07:12
376	Preparing Other Auth Actions	04:10
377	Adding Signup	06:18
378	Further Auth Effects	06:14
379	Adding Auto-Login with NgRx	08:17
380	Adding Auto-Logout	06:32
381	Finishing the Auth Effects	02:30
382	Using the Store Devtools	06:21
383	The Router Store	02:12
384	Getting Started with NgRx for Recipes	11:04
385	Fetching Recipe Detail Data	09:15
386	Fetching Recipes & Using the Resolver	12:01
387	Fixing the Auth Redirect	02:11
388	Update, Delete and Add Recipes	15:12
389	Storing Recipes via Effects	05:53
390	Cleanup Work	01:59
391	Wrap Up	02:13
392	Module Introduction	00:34
393	Angular Universal - What & Why?	07:50
394	Converting the App to a Universal App	03:13
395	Analyzing & Running Server-side Code	05:23
396	A Closer Look At The Server-side Code	04:11
397	Integrating a REST API	03:08
398	Some Notes About Deploying Angular Universal Apps	04:31
399	Introduction	01:04
400	Setting up the Starting Project	00:53
401	Animations Triggers and State	07:13
402	Switching between States	02:05
403	Transitions	01:55
404	Advanced Transitions	05:23
405	Transition Phases	03:58
406	The "void" State	06:12
407	Using Keyframes for Animations	05:33
408	Grouping Transitions	02:12
409	Using Animation Callbacks	02:39
410	Module Introduction	02:10
411	Adding Service Workers	12:42
412	Caching Assets for Offline Use	05:29
413	Caching Dynamic Assets & URLs	07:03
414	Introduction	01:19
415	Why Unit Tests?	02:13
416	Analyzing the Testing Setup (as created by the CLI)	08:02
417	Running Tests (with the CLI)	02:00
418	Adding a Component and some fitting Tests	06:15
419	Testing Dependencies: Components and Services	06:56
420	Simulating Async Tasks	09:42
421	Using "fakeAsync" and "tick"	02:15
422	Isolated vs Non-Isolated Tests	06:11
423	Module Introduction	01:45
424	A Closer Look at "ng new"	05:19
425	IDE & Project Setup	02:32
426	Understanding the Config Files	09:02
427	Important CLI Commands	05:26
428	The "angular.json" File - A Closer Look	11:19
429	Angular Schematics - An Introduction	01:42
430	The "ng add" Command	04:32
431	Using Custom "ng generate" Schematics	03:06
432	Smooth Updating of Projects with "ng update"	02:15
433	Simplified Deployment with "ng deploy"	05:47
434	Understanding "Differential Loading"	05:11
435	Managing Multiple Projects in One Folder	04:36
436	Angular Libraries - An Introduction	02:52
437	Wrap Up	01:28
438	A First Look At Angular Elements	15:35
439	Thanks for being part of the course!	00:56
440	Module Introduction	01:16
441	What & Why?	06:33
442	Installing & Using TypeScript	06:23
443	Base Types & Primitives	03:56
444	Array & Object Types	05:34
445	Type Inference	02:48
446	Working with Union Types	02:49
447	Assigning Type Aliases	02:43
448	Diving into Functions & Function Types	05:13
449	Understanding Generics	07:21
450	Classes & TypeScript	07:59
451	Working with Interfaces	05:37
452	Configuring the TypeScript Compiler	02:30

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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites are required for this Angular course?

The course is designed for beginners who have no prior experience with Angular. However, a basic understanding of JavaScript is recommended, as the course uses TypeScript, which is a superset of JavaScript. The course will guide you through the necessary parts of TypeScript needed for Angular development.

What will I build during the course?

Throughout the course, you will build a full project by applying the concepts taught in each lesson. This includes creating components, handling routing and navigation, using directives, implementing data binding, and optimizing larger applications. The project serves as a practical exercise to consolidate your understanding of Angular.

Who is the target audience for this Angular course?

This course targets individuals who want to learn Angular from scratch. It is suitable for developers interested in building fast, stable web applications using a modern front-end framework. Both beginners and those with a basic JavaScript background will find the course accessible and valuable.

How does this course compare to other Angular courses in terms of depth?

This course covers a wide range of topics essential for building Angular applications, including components, directives, data binding, routing, and state management basics with NgRx. By starting with simple features and progressing to more complex topics, it offers a comprehensive understanding, suitable for beginners looking to gain a solid foundation in Angular.

What specific tools or platforms will I use in this course?

The course employs TypeScript as the main language for Angular development. Additionally, you will use the Angular CLI for creating components and Bootstrap for styling the basic project setup. These tools are integral to modern Angular development and are covered in the course lessons.

What topics are not covered in this Angular course?

While the course provides a foundational understanding of Angular, it does not cover in-depth topics such as advanced NgRx state management or server-side rendering with Angular Universal. It focuses primarily on client-side development and essential Angular concepts for building functional web applications.

How much time should I expect to commit to this course?

The course consists of 452 lessons, providing a structured learning path from basic to more advanced Angular concepts. Although the total runtime is not specified, students should expect to allocate substantial time for both the instructional content and hands-on exercises to fully grasp the material.