Developing Web Applications Using Angular

Duration: 5 Days (Face-to-Face or Remote-Live), or 35 hours of coursework with personal facilitation over a four week span (On-Demand)

US Price: $2495 (Face-to-Face or Remote-Live), or $895 (On-Demand)

Delivery Options: Attend face-to-face in the classroom, remote-live or via on-demand training

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Description

This hands on programming course provides a thorough introduction to the Angular Framework for the purpose of web application development. Attendees will learn the fundamental skills necessary to build Web Applications using Angular and the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) design pattern. Topics include using TypeScript and ECMAScript to create object-oriented Angular applications, extending HTML by creating reusable UI components, implementing data-binding, designing and using custom structural and attribute directives, as well as creating and using Angular pipes for formatting and transforming data in the UI. Students will explore creating UX's (User Experiences) by designing Web animations and implementing both template-driven and reactive style forms. Students will learn to use Angular routing to create SPA's (Single Page Applications). The course includes coverage of using DI (Dependency Injection) and Angular services to provide business and data-access logic to the application, both locally as well as communicating with RESTful web services to provide CRUD database operations.

Comprehensive hands on exercises are integrated throughout to reinforce learning and develop real competency.

Prerequisites

Knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript equivalent to attending the Website Development with HTML5, CSS and Bootstrap and JavaScript Programming courses. Knowledge of jQuery is helpful, but not required.

Course Overview

Overview of Angular and the MVVM Design Pattern Features and Benefits of Angular Angular Architecture MVVM Design Pattern Overview Downloading Angular Choosing an IDE Creating a Simple Application with Angular	Using Visual Studio Code Downloading and Installing Visual Studio Code Generating Angular Projects with the CLI (Angular Command Line Interface) Angular Project Structure, Files and Configuration Debugging Angular Applications Using the Terminal Window
Working with ECMAScript Enhancements to Legacy JavaScript New let to Declare Variables Block Scoping Using for of Loops Literals and Strings Extended Literal Support Template Literals Object Literal Changes Function Enhancements Default Parameters Rest and Spread Operators Arrow Functions/Lambdas	Working with TypeScript Types Working with Built-In Types Custom Types Setting Up and Using Node.js Transpiling TypeScript into JavaScript TypeScript Compiler Configuration TypeScript Functions Default and Optional Parameters Function Overloading Parameter Types and Return Types Angular Modules Using Modules to Create an Application Default Modules Bootstrapping an Application Exporting Classes, Functions and Values Limiting Scope Grouping Modules Specifying Module Dependencies Organizing Code Files Module Testing Best Practices
Angular Components Component LifeCycle Component Templates to Define Views Using Decorators to Define MetaData Styling Per-Component Styling Defining Global Styles in angular.json Adding Bootstrap Framework to an Angular App View Encapsulation ViewEncapsulation.ShadowDom ViewEncapsulation.Emulated ViewEncapsulation.None Referencing DOM Elements with ElementRef Lifecycle Hooks OnInit, OnDestroy, OnChanges, DoCheck AfterContentInit, AfterViewInit AfterContentChecked, AfterViewChecked Change Detection Passing Data to Components	Component Templates and Data Binding Basic Data Binding Concepts Interpolation One-Way Property Binding Two-Way Property Binding Event Binding Custom Binding Exposing Properties and Events to Parent Controls Custom Property Binding Custom Event Binding
Angular Directives Built-In Directives NgIf, NgFor, NgClass, NgStyle, NgSwitch, etc. Building Custom Directives Using the Renderer2 Service ElementRef Attribute Directives Structural Directives	Working with Pipes Text Casing Pipes Formatting Numbers and Dates Internationalization and Cultures Restricting Data Collections with slice Custom Pipes Implementing the PipeTransform Interface Pure vs Impure Pipes Passing Parameters to Pipes
Defining and Consuming Services Dependency Injection Registering Providers with the Injector Changes to Injection introduced in Angular 6 Creating a Service Consuming a Service	Working with Web Services Using HttpClient Importing the HTTP Module Creating Requests Processing Responses Web API Using PostMan to Test the Server-Side Service Interacting with a RESTFul Service POST Requests DELETE Requests PUT Requests HEAD Requests Dealing with CORS (Cross Origin Resource Sharing)
Asynchronous Programming in Angular Reactive Programming Model The RxJs Library Observables Observers Subjects Subscriptions Operators Using Operators Creation Operators Filtering of Data Operators Conversion of Data Operators Math and Aggregate Operators Utility Operators Pipeable Operators Using the async Pipe Changes to RxJs in Version 6	Angular Forms The ngNativeValidate Directive HTML novalidate Attribute Template Driven Forms ngForm and ngModel in Forms Input and Output Properties Reactive-Driven/Model-Driven Forms FormGroup FormControl FormArray Validators Class Using the FormBuilder Factory Working with Form State Client-Side Forms Validation
Angular Routing and Navigation Overview of Routing Implementing Single Page Applications (SPAs) Location Strategies Client-Side vs Server-Side Routing Working with the Component Router Adding Router Imports Performing Router Configuration Using Router State Redirects Routing Parameters Router Lifecycle Events Nesting Routes Routing Guards Defining a Guard Registering Guards Securing Routes CanActivate Guard CanActivateChild Guard CanDeactivate Guard CanLoad Guard	Unit Testing and TDD with Angular TDD vs End-to-End Testing Jasmine Testing Framework Defining Expectations Running Tests in Karma Using the Angular Unit Test Framework Fulfilling Dependencies Mocking Out Data Creating Testing Fixtures Testing Services and HTTP Using Test-Doubles (Mocks, Stubs and Spies) Testing Components Testing Forms
The Angular Animation System The Web Animations API States and Transitions Entering and Leaving Animating Properties KeyFrames Parallel Animation Groups	Building and Deploying Applications Developing a Deployment Strategy Managing Dependencies Tree Shaking Transpiling Linting