Angular Boot Camp

Student and instructor-led training manual for building web applications with the Angular framework. Relevant, timely and up-to-date resources for each chapter Over 450 pages of content, including: Lectures 40+ Guided Exercises (to be done with the instructor) 8+ Practice Exercises (to be done with or without instructor guidance) 10+ Challenge Exercises (to be completed by the student) Numerous Homework Exercises (to be done after class, or in-class for advanced students) Quizzes Games Links to micro-learning content such as: Posters/Infographics Interactive webpages for review of material Simple quizzes for spaced learning Demo files demonstrating previously encountered subject matter This course provides the necessary information for building websites and web applications using the Angular framework. Throughout of the course, attendees will build a simple web application while covering the required fundamental topics. By the end of the course, the learner will be able to: know where to find help while building Angular applications install browser extensions that will help debug Angular applications install all of the software and tooling required to build Angular applications use nodejs and npm or yarn to install code into projects run a command line interface fetch code from a public code repository test the installation of the software and tools required to build an Angular application build the first phase of any Angular application clone an Angular application from a code repository properly scaffold an Angular application create the HTML content seen by the user in a web browser use modern TypeScript techniques that simply the creation of web applications use Google's Angular Command Line Interface tool to make code modules that make up an Angular web application add features to an application using reusable components customize the look and feel of their Angular applications without using redundant code use 3rd party style libraries to quickly style Angular applications reuse application components by substituting different content for each use case control the applications component data quickly and efficiently add dynamic content in the user interface that changes depending on user activity add features and business logic to their application easily add predefined functionality to an application's components using dependency injection share data between components using a simple method share application functionality in multiple applications change the user interface of the application through DOM manipulation by hiding and showing features programmatically allow the user to move from screen to screen while interacting with the application collect data from the user by adding forms to the user interface send data to any part of the application that needs it using RXJS observables retrieve data from a server, process and display the data in the user interface of the application format data displayed in the user interface as numbers, currency, and the like including custom formats prohibit users from accessing parts of the application prevent users from leaving a screen such as an incomplete form without first receiving a warning allow users to read create, read update and delete data on the server use the two testing frameworks that come with the Angular framework write tests that confirm that their code functions as expected describe how an Angular application bootstraps use semantic versioning to version their web applications understand the basics of web app development