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The Angular Masterclass

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Getting Started

Who Should Take This Course and Why?

Introduction to Angular

What Is Angular?Examples of Projects Built with Angular Angular's History Why Use Angular?Course Project: The Client Contacts Manager Application Summary: Introduction to Angular Quiz: Introduction to Angular

Angular Architecture

Overview of Angular The Folder Structure of an Angular App The Architecture of an Angular App Modules Components Services Why Use TypeScript?The Architecture of Our Client Contacts Manager Application Summary: Angular Architecture Quiz: Angular Architecture

Getting Started with the Angular CLI

How a CLI Helps Angular Developers?

Creating and Running the Client Contacts Manager Application

Commands of the Angular CLI

Add Angular Material to Angular Project

Run Unit Tests Using Angular CLI

Using the CLI to Package an Application for Production

Schematics and CLI Builders

Angular Elements

Summary: Getting Started with the Angular CLI

Quiz: Getting Started with the Angular CLI

Components, Templates, and Forms

Components, Templates, and Forms in Angular History of Components Why Do We Have Components Now?The Structure of a Component The Component Life Cycle Hooks Interpolation and One-way Data Binding Passing Data Between Parent/Child Components Passing Data Between Unrelated Components Component Templates and Styling Components Which Template Approach Is the Best?Categories of Components Create Component and Update Routing of Application Create Template-driven Search Form for Application Create Reactive Add Client Form for Application When to Use Reactive and Template Forms Summary: Components, Templates, and Forms Quiz: Components, Templates, and Forms

NgModules

NgModules What are Modules in Angular?Categories of Metadata Used by @NgModule Decorator The Sections of the NgModule File How to Create Modules Using the CLI Creating Modules for Our Client Contact Manager Application Adding Our Client Components to the ClientModule Create CustomMaterialModule for Application Adding Angular Material Modules to Application Summary: NgModules Quiz: NgModules

Course Assessment

Angular Assessment 1

Routing and Navigation

Routing and Navigation What Are Routes?The Routes Array The Router Outlet Component Wildcard Routes The redirectTo Route Creating Our Navigation Component Adding Navigation Menu in Toolbar of Application Create About Section of Application Route Parameters Route Guards Implementing a Route Guard Summary: Routing and Navigation Quiz: Routing and Navigation

Dependency Injection, Services, and HttpClient

Dependency Injection, Services, and HttpClient What Is Dependency Injection?How Does Angular Handle Dependency Injection?The Hierarchy of Injectors Benefits of Three Levels of Injectors Providers in Angular Services in Angular A Look at the Services Angular Provides The HttpClient Service Features of the HttpClient API Advanced Features of HttpClient Service Creating Services for Client Contacts Manager Application Summary: Dependency Injection, Services, and HttpClient Quiz: Dependency Injection, Services, and HttpClient

Observables and RxJS

Observables and RxJS Terminologies Related to RxJS The Observable Object Subscribing and Unsubscribing from Observables Error Handling in Observables Hot and Cold Observables What Is RxJS?Observer Design Pattern RxJS Operators Creational Operators Conditional Operators Combination Operators Error Handling Operators Transformation Operators RxJS Subjects How Angular Uses RxJS What is AsyncPipe?Creating Reactive Forms for Client Contacts Manager Application Summary: Observables and RxJS Quiz: Observables and RxJS

Course Assessment

Angular Assessment 2

State Management and NgRx

State Management and NgRx Defining State Management Methods for Implementing State Management The Redux Library Exploring NgRx Example of an Action Example of a Reducer Example of the Store Registering the State Example of Selectors Effects Summary: State Management and NgRx Quiz: State Management and NgRx

Testing Angular Applications

Testing Angular Applications Testing and Test Driven Development Jasmine in Action Setup and Teardown of Tests The Karma Test Runner Taking a Test Driven Development Approach Karma Settings in Angular Running Tests Using the Angular CLI Writing Tests in Angular The TestBed Class Examples of Tests Summary: Testing Quiz: Testing

Packaging Our Application

Ready for Production Building a Release Version with the CLI The Environment Files The angular.json File Ahead-of-time Compilation Other Various Production Optimisations Making Use of Lazy Loading Application Size Budget Measuring Performance Summary: Packaging Our Application Quiz: Packaging Our Application

Course Assessment

Angular Assessment 3

Conclusion

Appendix

Installing the Angular CLI Create Your First Angular App Installing Visual Studio Code Installing NgRx

Summary: Getting Started with the Angular CLI

Here is a quick summary for you!

In this chapter we took a look at the Angular CLI and how important it is for Angular developers to use it as part of their day-to-day development. It has so many features that are available as we’ve seen; we can create new components, run the application in the browser, and we can run our unit tests.

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