Complete Angular 17 Training Course

The Angular 17 course is designed for developers looking to master the latest version of Angular, a popular JavaScript framework for building robust and scalable web applications. This course covers everything from the basics of Angular to advanced topics, ensuring that you are well-equipped to create dynamic, responsive, and modern web applications. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, this course provides comprehensive coverage of Angular 17’s features and best practices.

Key Learnings

Introduction to Angular 17:

- Understanding Angular’s architecture.
- Setting up the Angular development environment.
- Introduction to TypeScript and its role in Angular.

Components and Templates:

- Creating and using components.
- Understanding component lifecycle hooks.
- Working with templates and data binding.

Directives and Pipes:

- Using built-in directives (ngIf, ngFor, etc.).
- Creating custom directives.
- Understanding and using pipes.

Services and Dependency Injection:

- Creating and using services.
- Understanding dependency injection.
- Implementing HTTP client for API communication.

Routing and Navigation:

- Setting up Angular routing.
- Navigating between different views.
- Using route guards and lazy loading modules.

Forms and User Input:

- Building template-driven and reactive forms.
- Validating user input.
- Handling form submission.

State Management:

- Understanding state management in Angular.
- Using NgRx for state management.

Testing and Debugging:

- Unit testing components and services.
- End-to-end testing with Protractor.
- Debugging Angular applications.

Performance Optimization:

- Analyzing and optimizing application performance.
- Lazy loading modules and components.
- Best practices for optimizing Angular applications.

Building and Deploying Applications:

- Building Angular applications for production.
- Configuring and deploying Angular applications.
- Using Angular CLI for efficient development.

Course Content

Module1: Introduction

What is Angular?
Angular vs React vs Vue
Overview of Angular 17 features and architecture
Setting up the Development Environment

Module2: Getting Started

Creating a new Angular 17 project using Angular CLI
Exploring the project structure and files
Running and serving the application
Displaying data using interpolation and expressions

Module3: Components

Understanding the role of components in Angular 17
Creating and using components
Passing data between components using inputs and outputs
Using component lifecycle hooks

Module4:Directives

Understanding the difference between structural and attribute directives
Creating and using built-in directives such as ngIf, ngFor, ngSwitch, etc.
Creating and using custom directives

Pipes

Understanding the purpose of pipes in Angular 17
Creating and using built-in pipes such as date, currency, json, etc.
Creating and using custom pipes

Module5: Services

Understanding the role of services in Angular 17
Creating and using services
Injecting dependencies using providers

Modules6: Modules

Understanding the role of modules in Angular 17
Creating and using modules
Importing and exporting modules

Module7: Data Binding

Understanding the difference between one-way and two-way data binding
Creating and using property binding, event binding, and banana-in-a-box syntax
Using template reference variables

Module8:Routing

Understanding the role of routing in Angular 17
Creating and configuring routes
Navigating between routes using routerLink and router.navigate()
Using route parameters, query parameters, and fragments

Module9: Forms

Understanding the difference between template-driven and reactive forms
Creating and validating forms using form controls, form groups, form arrays, etc.
Using built-in validators such as required, minLength, maxLength, etc.
Creating and using custom validators

Module10: HTTP Client

Understanding the role of HTTP client in Angular 17
Creating and using HTTP requests to communicate with backend services
Using observables to handle asynchronous data streams
Using interceptors to modify or handle HTTP requests or responses

Module11: New, Declarative Control Flow

Explaining the new template control block syntax and how it simplifies common tasks like conditional rendering, looping, and handling empty collections
Giving examples of using the new blocks, such as @if, @else, @switch, @case, @default, @for, and @empty
Comparing the new syntax with the previous one, such as *ngIf, *ngSwitch, and *ngFor
Mentioning how the new control blocks support zoneless applications with signals

Modul12:Deferred Loading Blocks

Explaining the concept of deferred loading and how it can improve the performance and user experience of web applications
Introducing the new @defer control block that enables lazy-loading of the block’s content and its dependencies
Giving examples of using the @defer block for different scenarios, such as loading components, directives, pipes, animations, and styles
Mentioning how the @defer block works with the new view transitions API

Module13:View Transitions API

Explaining the purpose and benefits of the view transitions API, which allows developers to customize the animations and transitions between views
Introducing the new withViewTransitions directive that enables the use of the view transitions API
Giving examples of using the withViewTransitions directive with different transition types, such as fade, slide, zoom, and flip
Mentioning how the view transitions API works with the Angular router and the browser history

Module14Other Features and Improvements

Briefly summarizing some of the other features and improvements that Angular 17 offers, such as:
Support for passing in @Component.styles as a string
Angular’s animations code is lazy-loadable
TypeScript 5.2 support
The core signal API is now stable
Node.js v16 support has been removed and the minimum support version is v18.13.0
Esbuild will be the default builder and the default dev server will use Vite

Prerequisites

Basic Knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: Understanding the fundamentals of web development is essential.
Familiarity with TypeScript: Since Angular uses TypeScript, a basic understanding of TypeScript will be beneficial.
Experience with Web Development: Prior experience with any web development framework or library will be helpful but not mandatory.

Target Audience

Web Developers: Professionals looking to enhance their skills in modern web development using Angular.
Frontend Developers: Developers aiming to specialize in frontend technologies and frameworks.
Full-Stack Developers: Developers who want to deepen their knowledge of the frontend development stack.
Software Engineers: Engineers seeking to expand their toolkit with a popular and powerful framework.
Computer Science Students: Students looking to gain practical experience with industry-relevant technologies.
Tech Enthusiasts: Individuals interested in learning how to build dynamic, responsive, and scalable web applications.
Project Managers and Team Leads: Professionals who manage web development projects and want to understand the technology stack their team uses.