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Complete Angular Developer in 2025 Zero to Mastery

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Learn Angular from a senior industry professional. This is the only Angular course you need to learn Angular, build enterprise-level applications from scratch & get hired as an Angular Developer in 2022. Go from Zero To Angular Mastery.

  • Build enterprise-level applications using Angular 13 and TypeScript and deploy them to production
  • Use WebAssembly and Rust in your applications to improve performance and combine with the power of Angular
  • Use RxJS and Streams in your applications
  • Set up authentication and user accounts
  • Learn to build reactive, performant, large-scale applications like a Senior Developer
  • Master Production and Deployment of a professional Angular app
  • Master the latest ecosystem of a Angular Developer from scratch
  • Learn to lead Angular projects by making good architecture decisions and helping others on your team
  • Learn the latest features in Angular: Routing, Directives, Pipes, Services, Ahead of time Compilation + much more
  • Master Angular Design Patterns
  • Use Firebase to build full-stack applications
  • Learn to deal with Memory Leaks in your projects to improve performance
  • Learn to use TailwindCSS in an Angular application
  • Become a top 10% Angular Developer

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Zero To Mastery (ZTM) is a Toronto-based online coding academy founded by Andrei Neagoie, originally a senior developer at large Canadian tech firms before turning to teaching full-time. The academy's signature is the cohort-based bootcamp track combined with a deep self-paced course library, all aimed at career-changers and self-taught developers preparing to land software-engineering roles at top companies.

The instructor roster has grown well beyond Andrei to include other senior practitioners: Daniel Bourke (machine learning), Aleksa Tešić (DevOps), Jacinto Wong, and others. Courses cover the full software-engineering career path: web development with React and Next.js, Python, machine learning and deep learning, DevOps and cloud, system design, mobile, and the algorithm / data-structure interview prep that gates engineering jobs.

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1
Complete Angular Developer: Zero to Mastery Demo
02:23
2
What Are We Building?
04:18
3
Understanding Frameworks
04:42
4
The Angular CLI
04:18
5
Upgrading Angular
02:16
6
Creating a New Application
03:34
7
Starting the Server
05:08
8
Reviewing the Configuration Files
08:11
9
Main Entry File
01:28
10
AOT Compilation
05:05
11
Bootstrapping Angular
05:28
12
Understanding Components
02:04
13
Creating Components
05:48
14
External Templates and Styles
06:10
15
Everything Else
01:55
16
Introduction to TypeScript
05:13
17
Installing TypeScript
03:48
18
Type Annotations
04:53
19
Variables
04:42
20
Union Types
03:18
21
Arrays
03:03
22
Objects
03:32
23
Interfaces
03:48
24
Classes
03:35
25
Generics
07:47
26
Why Decorators
04:44
27
TypeScript Configuration
02:51
28
Writing Decorators
08:10
29
Signals
10:12
30
Property Binding
04:14
31
Event Binding
07:04
32
Type Assertions
05:39
33
Creating a Component
04:46
34
Custom Properties
08:05
35
Required Inputs
02:31
36
Emitting Events
08:47
37
Content Projection
03:21
38
Discovering Lifecycle Hooks
07:08
39
Exploring More Lifecycle Hooks
10:44
40
Scoped CSS
04:26
41
Understanding Pipes
02:12
42
Pipe Basics
05:00
43
Angular Dev Tools
02:29
44
Pipe Parameters
07:03
45
Dealing with Numbers
08:07
46
Debugging with Pipes
02:28
47
Understanding Directives
01:32
48
The ngClass Directive
06:45
49
The ngStyle Directive
04:14
50
If Block
02:18
51
For Block
06:07
52
Introduction to the Master Project!
04:36
53
What is Tailwind?
05:38
54
Installing Tailwind
07:31
55
Configuring Tailwind
02:34
56
Practicing with Tailwind
06:32
57
Loading Static Assets
06:17
58
What’s Next?
03:35
59
Navigation and Modal Components
06:37
60
Designing a Modal
02:26
61
Creating a Shared Component
02:32
62
Creating a Reusable Modal
02:55
63
Multi-slot Content Projection
03:16
64
Understanding Services
03:38
65
Creating a Service
01:27
66
Understanding Dependency Injection
09:04
67
Injecting Services
03:22
68
Signal Queries
07:54
69
Opening the Modal
06:41
70
Closing the Modal
03:54
71
Memory Leaks
06:33
72
Fixing the memory leak
04:57
73
Creating a Tabs Component
06:04
74
The contentChildren Query Signal
04:51
75
Looping through the Tabs
03:41
76
Setting an Active Tab
05:41
77
Toggling Tabs
05:18
78
Preventing the Default Behavior
02:03
79
Preparing the Forms
06:01
80
Registering a New Form
04:56
81
Adding Form Controls
03:20
82
Binding a Form
03:10
83
Form Validation
07:24
84
Understanding Errors
04:37
85
Handling Errors
05:22
86
Form Controller Status
05:44
87
Designing an Input Component
03:47
88
Binding Form Controls
02:21
89
Updating the Template
04:58
90
Validating Emails
07:12
91
Validating Numbers
06:02
92
Validating Passwords with Patterns
06:19
93
Input Masking
05:50
94
Applying Input Masking
06:00
95
Disabling Buttons
02:51
96
Handling Form Submission
02:52
97
Designing an Alert Component
11:30
98
Importing the FormsModule
02:10
99
Registering a new Form
03:40
100
Two-way Binding
06:45
101
Template Variables
05:51
102
Attribute Validation
03:28
103
Handling Error Messages
03:46
104
Preparing the Password Field
04:16
105
Handling Form Submission
03:57
106
Introduction to RxJS
05:56
107
Observables
05:48
108
Observers
04:23
109
Pushing Asynchronous Values
03:41
110
Unsubscribing from Observables
03:36
111
Declarative Programming with Operators
05:49
112
Timing Operators
05:28
113
DOM Event Operators
02:17
114
The of and from Operators
05:58
115
Understanding Pipeable Operators
04:08
116
The Map Operator
04:10
117
Marble Diagram
02:46
118
Filter Operator
07:28
119
Reduce Operator
04:07
120
Take Operator
04:19
121
Tap Operator
03:29
122
Understanding Flattening Operators
07:40
123
mergeMap Operator
06:17
124
switchMap Operator
05:06
125
concatMap Operator
02:30
126
exhaustMap Operator
02:35
127
Flattening Operators Recap
02:23
128
Setting Up Firebase
07:12
129
Reviewing the Rules
06:19
130
Installing AngularFire
04:00
131
Importing AngularFire
06:45
132
User Registration
08:05
133
Handling the Response
08:44
134
Buckets, Collections and Documents
03:21
135
Firestore Provider
01:51
136
Storing User Data
06:18
137
Refactoring to a Service
06:35
138
Interfaces vs. Classes
06:21
139
Connecting the User with their Data
10:27
140
Database Rules
02:42
141
Understanding Authentication
04:17
142
Authentication after Registration
03:23
143
The User Observable
03:46
144
The Async Pipe
05:00
145
Setting Up the Login
10:42
146
Destroying the Modal
04:23
147
The Delay Operator
03:55
148
Signing Out
04:38
149
Sidebar JSON Web Tokens
09:33
150
Validating Passwords
06:34
151
Creating a Validator Class
03:35
152
Factory Functions
06:12
153
Handling Errors
06:04
154
Creating an Asynchronous Validator
05:06
155
Validating Unique Emails
05:22
156
Finalizing the Validator
07:59
157
Understanding Routing
05:30
158
Configuring the Router
03:07
159
Registering Routes
07:16
160
Exercise Registering a Route
03:41
161
Adding Navigation Links
03:46
162
Active Links
07:08
163
Creating the Manage Route
02:47
164
Forcing Redirection
04:44
165
A Quick Refactor
04:11
166
Adding Route Data
05:50
167
Filtering Router Events
04:38
168
Retrieving Data Outside of the Outlet
06:51
169
Exercise Registering a Route with Data
05:00
170
Route Parameters
07:16
171
Subscribing to Route Parameters
04:57
172
Query Parameters
10:12
173
Learning More About Query Parameters
08:36
174
Selecting an Option
01:49
175
Wildcard Routes
03:32
176
Updating Routes
03:50
177
Route Guards
05:48
178
Understanding File Uploads
03:28
179
Blocking Events with Directives
08:36
180
Handling Drag and Drop Events
07:52
181
Handling Files
08:13
182
Multi-Step Form
03:59
183
The Upload Form
09:28
184
Uploading Files with Firebase
09:19
185
Firebase Rules and Validation
07:38
186
Adding an Alert Component
05:31
187
Upload Progress Observable
03:55
188
Handling Errors and Successful Uploads
07:33
189
Storing the File Data
06:06
190
Adding the File Data to the Database
07:20
191
Firebase References and Snapshots
02:25
192
Disabling Forms
02:49
193
Canceling Uploads
05:39
194
Redirection after Upload
05:31
195
Storing a Timestamp
04:27
196
Querying the Database
07:32
197
Storing the List of Clips
06:40
198
Displaying the List of Clips
02:34
199
Preparing the Form
06:39
200
Passing on the Clip Data
03:29
201
Binding the Edit Form
05:53
202
Updating Clips
11:31
203
Updating the List of Clips
08:53
204
Deleting a Clip from the Storage and Database
11:33
205
Sorting Clips with Computed Signals
05:08
206
What is WebAssembly?
08:54
207
Getting Started with Rust
06:21
208
Exploring the Starter Project
06:47
209
Variables
05:17
210
Data Types
06:48
211
Debugging with Macros
06:55
212
Control Flow
04:41
213
Match Expressions
07:51
214
Arrays
02:51
215
Vectors
05:21
216
Structures
04:09
217
Ownership
06:49
218
Results
08:21
219
Preparing the Project
03:40
220
Installing Webpack
03:41
221
Configuring Webpack
10:21
222
Reading Files
08:11
223
Compiling Rust with Webpack
04:47
224
Importing Web Assembly
05:48
225
Logging Files
09:22
226
Base64 Decoding
03:49
227
Loading an Image from Memory
03:00
228
Grayscaling an Image
02:54
229
Buffering an Image
05:19
230
Encoding an Image
05:11
231
App Deployment
04:07
232
Understanding FFmpeg
02:48
233
Installing FFmpeg
05:07
234
Custom Asset Paths
05:19
235
Adding support for SharedArrayBuffer
06:48
236
Loading FFmpeg with a Service
04:08
237
Initializing FFMPeg
06:06
238
Saving Files in Memory
06:29
239
Generating a Screenshot
11:05
240
Generating Multiple Screenshots
05:14
241
Creating Screenshot URLs
05:49
242
Rendering Screenshots
03:10
243
Adding Feedback
03:32
244
Selecting a Screenshot
04:20
245
Updating the Firebase Storage Rules
02:04
246
Uploading a Blob
07:11
247
Recalculating the Upload Progress
05:04
248
The forkJoin Operator
05:16
249
Deleting Screenshots
04:28
250
Introduction
01:45
251
Creating a List Component
02:01
252
Handling Scroll Events
08:27
253
Querying for Clips
12:44
254
Rendering Clips on the Home page
05:21
255
Understanding Cross Origin Issues
03:45
256
Fixing Cross Origin Issues
08:11
257
Fixing the Timestamp
05:09
258
Rendering Clips on the Clip Page
03:47
259
Installing Videojs
01:38
260
Selecting the Video Player
03:22
261
Initializing the Video Player
01:43
262
Clip Styles
02:11
263
Resolving Data with a Guard
08:35
264
Dynamically Rendering the Video
06:42
265
Fixing the Manage Page
01:04
266
Copying Links to the Clipboard
05:27
267
Production Budgets
03:29
268
Modifying Firebase Rules
03:46
269
Deploying an App with Vercel
10:47
270
Introduction to Testing
11:27
271
Understanding Karma and Jasmine
03:12
272
Preparing Our App for Testing
03:12
273
Writing a Sanity Test
06:05
274
Angular’s Test Bed Utility
05:34
275
Testing a Component’s Instance
06:29
276
Querying the Component’s Template
06:41
277
Inverting Matchers
03:17
278
Testing Nested Components
05:11
279
Testing Content Projection
06:34
280
Custom Matcher Error Messages
02:33
281
Mocking Services
06:31
282
Overriding a Dependency
02:23
283
Providing the Router in Tests
01:55
284
Exercise Testing the Logout Link
03:00
285
Simulating DOM Events
04:03
286
Installing Cypress
06:46
287
Exploring Cypress
06:05
288
Writing an E2E Sanity Test
06:09
289
Testing the Video Player
08:54
290
Thank You!
01:18
291
Understanding Frameworks
04:41
292
The Angular CLI
04:09
293
Latest Version Of Angular
02:22
294
Creating a New Application
03:36
295
Starting the Server
05:09
296
Reviewing the Configuration Files
07:44
297
Main Entry File
01:26
298
AOT Compilation
05:02
299
Loading a Platform
03:00
300
Bootstrapping Angular
02:48
301
Enabling Production Mode
04:29
302
Understanding Modules
04:01
303
Creating Modules
06:06
304
Understanding Components
01:59
305
Creating Components
06:01
306
External Templates and Styles
06:00
307
Everything Else
03:45
308
Introduction to TypeScript
05:09
309
Installing TypeScript
03:46
310
Type Annotations
04:51
311
Variables
04:40
312
Union Types
03:15
313
Arrays
03:01
314
Objects
03:31
315
Interfaces
03:46
316
Classes
03:32
317
Generics
07:42
318
Why Decorators?
04:39
319
TypeScript Configuration
01:57
320
Writing Decorators
07:04
321
Interpolation
07:46
322
Property Binding
03:50
323
Event Binding
06:18
324
Type Assertions
05:38
325
Creating a Component
05:32
326
Custom Properties
06:44
327
Input Aliases
02:45
328
Emitting Events
09:11
329
Content Projection
03:18
330
Discovering Lifecycle Hooks
06:08
331
Exploring More Lifecycle Hooks
10:33
332
Scoped CSS
04:24
333
Understanding Pipes
02:07
334
Pipe Basics
05:43
335
Angular Dev Tools
02:40
336
Pipe Parameters
06:16
337
Dealing with Numbers
07:14
338
Debugging with Pipes
01:51
339
Understanding Directives
02:00
340
The ngClass Directive
05:10
341
The ngStyle Directive
04:12
342
Understanding ng-template
02:12
343
The ngIf Directive
03:51
344
The ngFor directive
05:44
345
Introduction to Master Project
06:03
346
What is Tailwind?
05:37
347
Installing Tailwind
07:16
348
Configuring Tailwind
02:31
349
Practicing with Tailwind
05:26
350
Loading Static Assets
06:17
351
What’s Next?
03:31
352
Creating a User Module
04:36
353
Navigation and Modal Components
05:34
354
Exporting Components
03:25
355
Designing a Modal
02:24
356
Creating a Shared Module
04:10
357
Creating a Reusable Modal
02:49
358
Multi-slot Content Projection
03:13
359
Understanding Services
03:32
360
Creating a Service
01:42
361
Understanding Dependency Injection
05:35
362
Injecting Services
05:12
363
Opening the Modal
05:52
364
Closing the Modal
03:10
365
Understanding Singletons
03:47
366
Creating an ID System
05:46
367
Refactoring the Service
05:06
368
Updating the Components
04:47
369
Memory Leaks
06:03
370
Fixing the Memory Leak
04:47
371
CSS Issues
05:50
372
Creating a Tabs Component
06:05
373
The ContentChildren Decorator
05:41
374
The QueryList Object
03:23
375
Looping through the Tabs
03:21
376
Setting an Active Tab
07:08
377
Toggling Tabs
04:18
378
Preventing the Default Behavior
02:00
379
Preparing the Forms
05:44
380
Registering a new Form
04:16
381
Adding Form Controls
03:16
382
Binding a Form
03:06
383
Form Validation
07:12
384
Understanding Errors
04:17
385
Handling Errors
05:17
386
Form Controller Status
05:50
387
Designing an Input Component
03:51
388
Binding Form Controls
08:24
389
Updating the Template
06:28
390
Validating Emails
06:50
391
Validating Numbers
05:58
392
Validating Passwords with Patterns
06:01
393
Input Masking
05:55
394
Applying Input Masking
06:06
395
Disabling Buttons
05:12
396
Handling Form Submission
02:50
397
Designing an Alert Component
10:14
398
Importing the FormsModule
02:23
399
Registering a new Form
04:05
400
Two-way Binding
06:39
401
Template Variables
05:47
402
Attribute Validation
03:25
403
Handling Error Messages
03:41
404
Preparing the Password Field
04:14
405
Handling Form Submission
04:50
406
Exercise: Imposter Syndrome
02:56
407
Introduction to RxJS
06:03
408
Observables
05:22
409
Observers
04:21
410
Pushing Asynchronous Values
03:40
411
Unsubscribing from Observables
03:34
412
Declarative Programming with Operators
05:48
413
Timing Operators
05:26
414
DOM Event Operators
02:16
415
The of and from operators
05:54
416
Understanding Pipeable Operators
04:03
417
The Map Operator
04:05
418
Marble Diagram
02:44
419
Filter Operator
07:27
420
Reduce Operator
04:04
421
Take Operator
04:17
422
Tap Operator
03:27
423
Understanding Flattening Operators
07:02
424
mergeMap Operator
06:15
425
switchMap Operator
04:42
426
concatMap Operator
02:29
427
exhaustMap Operator
02:32
428
Flattening Operators Recap
02:22
429
Setting up Firebase
07:09
430
Reviewing the Rules
06:15
431
Installing AngularFire
03:58
432
Importing AngularFire
06:59
433
User Registration
07:55
434
Handling the Response
07:55
435
Buckets, Collections, and Documents
03:18
436
Storing User Data
06:33
437
Refactoring to a Service
06:19
438
Interfaces vs. Classes
07:51
439
Collection Types
06:21
440
Connecting the User with their Data
10:09
441
Database Rules
02:40
442
Understanding Authentication
04:14
443
Authentication after Registration
03:20
444
The User Observable
05:53
445
The Async Pipe
07:38
446
Initializing Firebase First
09:33
447
Setting up the Login
09:26
448
Destroying the Modal
06:08
449
The Delay Operator
04:06
450
Signing Out
04:27
451
Sidebar: JSON Web Tokens
09:32
452
Creating a Validator Class
03:57
453
Static Methods
03:19
454
Validating Passwords
06:13
455
Factory Functions
06:16
456
Handling Errors
06:04
457
Creating an Asynchronous Validator
05:27
458
Validating Unique Emails
05:25
459
Finalizing the Validator
07:28
460
Understanding Routing
05:29
461
Configuring the Router
05:50
462
Registering Routes
07:01
463
Exercise: Registering a Route
03:40
464
Adding Navigation Links
03:13
465
Active Links
06:46
466
Generating a Routing Module
05:57
467
Forcing Redirection
04:41
468
A Quick Refactor
03:29
469
Adding Route Data
05:25
470
Filtering Router Events
04:35
471
Retrieving Data Outside of the Outlet
07:43
472
Exercise: Registering a Route with Data
04:37
473
Route Parameters
06:53
474
Subscribing to Route Parameters
04:36
475
Query Parameters
09:25
476
Learning More About Query Parameters
08:43
477
Selecting an Option
01:48
478
Wildcard Routes
05:07
479
Updating Routes
03:50
480
Route Guards
05:52
481
Understanding File Uploads
03:25
482
Blocking Events with Directives
09:02
483
Handling Drag and Drop Events
07:10
484
Handling Files
07:54
485
Multi Step Form
04:30
486
The Upload Form
09:13
487
Uploading Files with Firebase
06:55
488
Firebase Rules and Validation
07:24
489
Adding an Alert Component
05:16
490
Upload Progress Observable
03:47
491
Handling Errors and Successful Uploads
10:23
492
Storing the File Data
08:29
493
Adding the File Data to the Database
08:13
494
Firebase References and Snapshots
02:23
495
Disabling Forms
02:48
496
Fallback Upload
06:18
497
Canceling Uploads
05:47
498
Redirection after Upload
06:25
499
Storing a Timestamp
04:39
500
Querying the Database
08:54
501
Storing the List of Clips
07:21
502
Displaying the List of Clips
02:13
503
Preparing the Form
07:06
504
Passing on the Clip Data
03:28
505
Binding the Edit Form
06:33
506
Updating Clips
09:18
507
Updating the List of Clips
07:00
508
Deleting a Clip from the Storage/Database
10:02
509
Sorting Clips with Behavior Subjects
11:06
510
Composite Indexes
04:32
511
What is WebAssembly?
08:52
512
Getting Started with Rust
06:18
513
Exploring the Starter Project
06:47
514
Variables
05:15
515
Data Types
06:47
516
Debugging with Macros
06:52
517
Control Flow
04:39
518
Match Expressions
07:49
519
Arrays
02:50
520
Vectors
05:19
521
Structures
04:07
522
Ownership
06:49
523
Results
08:20
524
Preparing the Project
03:41
525
Installing Webpack
03:40
526
Configuring Webpack
10:06
527
Reading Files
08:10
528
Compiling Rust with Webpack
04:48
529
Importing Web Assembly
05:43
530
Logging Files
09:15
531
Base64 Decoding
03:07
532
Loading an Image from Memory
03:22
533
Grayscaling an Image
02:58
534
Buffering an Image
04:20
535
Encoding an Image
05:40
536
App Deployment
04:06
537
Understanding FFmpeg
02:45
538
Installing FFmpeg
05:01
539
Custom Asset Paths
05:26
540
Adding support for SharedArrayBuffer
06:46
541
Loading FFmpeg with a Service
04:12
542
Initializing FFMPeg
06:47
543
Saving Files in Memory
05:46
544
Generating a Screenshot
11:01
545
Generating Multiple Screenshots
05:10
546
Creating Screenshot URLs
05:47
547
Bypassing Sanitization with Pipes
08:25
548
Adding Feedback
03:39
549
Selecting a Screenshot
04:16
550
Updating the Firebase Storage Rules
02:03
551
Uploading a Blob
06:32
552
Recalculating the Upload Progress
04:48
553
The forkJoin Operator
07:23
554
Deleting Screenshots
03:46
555
Section Overview
01:44
556
Creating a List Component
01:48
557
Handling Scroll Events
07:41
558
Querying for Clips
10:39
559
Rendering Clips on the Home page
04:51
560
Understanding Cross Origin Issues
03:44
561
Fixing Cross Origin Issues
08:10
562
Fixing the Timestamp
08:16
563
Rendering Clips on the Clip Page
03:31
564
Installing Videojs
01:38
565
Selecting elements with the ViewChild Decorator
05:59
566
Initializing the Video Player
02:03
567
Styles without View Encapsulation
05:17
568
Tailwind’s Aspect Ratio Classes
01:27
569
Resolving Data with a Guard
08:10
570
Dynamically Rendering the Video
07:03
571
Fixing the Manage Page
01:04
572
Copying Links to the Clipboard
06:05
573
Lazy Loading Modules
06:32
574
Production Budgets
03:27
575
Modifying Firebase Rules
03:43
576
Deploying an App with Vercel
10:45
577
Introduction to Testing
11:21
578
Understanding Karma and Jasmine
08:14
579
Preparing our App for Testing
02:57
580
Writing a Sanity Test
06:02
581
Angular’s Test Bed Utility
05:56
582
Testing a Component’s Instance
06:28
583
Querying the Component’s Template
06:40
584
Inverting Matchers
03:11
585
Testing Nested Components
04:42
586
Testing Content Projection
06:25
587
Custom Matcher Error Messages
02:31
588
Mocking Services
06:33
589
Overriding a Dependency
02:45
590
Importing the Router Testing Module
02:00
591
Exercise: Testing the Logout Link
03:06
592
Simulating DOM Events
03:59
593
Installing Cypress
06:10
594
Exploring Cypress
06:05
595
Writing an E2E Sanity Test
06:05
596
Testing the Video Player
08:53
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