Angular Web Development in 2 Hours

Angular Web Development in 2 Hours

English | MP4 | AVC 1920×1080 | AAC 48KHz 2ch | 2h 01m | 424 MB

Build performance-efficient reactive web apps with robust and easy-to-maintain code using Angular 7

Hands-On Web Development with Angular 7 gets you straight into building Angular applications.
This course is 100% focused on using Angular 7 to build real-world apps. Rather than teaching you the framework bit-by-bit, it takes you through the task of building applications from start to finish. You’ll build the frontend, create services and components, and deploy your app to the cloud. It covers the latest and most established features of Angular, and shows you how to put them all to work in your application development. If you want an Angular course that focuses on the practical task of building Angular applications, from start to finish, this is the one for you.

In this course, we’ll build a new application from scratch with Angular, Angular Material , and then deploy our application to a cloud (Netlify). This is a complete course, with hands-on instructions from start to finish.

What You Will Learn

  • Create practical applications with Angular 7 and write robust, easy-to-maintain code
  • Use Modules in Angular to create your application
  • Communicate with the backend Rest API to retrieve your data
  • Discover Angular’s application architecture
  • Route your application from one view to another as you perform application tasks
  • Make your app ready for hosting on Azure and learn what to keep in mind before you host your app
Table of Contents

Getting Started with Angular
1 The Course Overview
2 About Angular
3 Set Up the Development Environment
4 Installing Angular CLI
5 Creating a New Project

Creating a UI for Your App
6 Adding Angular Material
7 Making the UI Responsive
8 Creating App Components
9 Adding Menu
10 Adding Routes
11 Creating a News Layout

Communicating with the Backend
12 Introduction to News API Backend
13 Getting API Key from newsapi.org
14 Creating an HTTP Service for Fetching Data
15 Consuming Data with an HTTP Service
16 Working with the Headlines Page

Progressive Enhancement of the Application
17 Using Lazy Loading Modules
18 Adding Articles to Favorites
19 Adding Flash Messages in Your Application
20 Implementing Progress Spinner
21 Adding Pagination for Easy Reading
22 Working with the Sources Page

Deploying Application to the Cloud
23 Build Application for Production
24 Deploy to Firebase Hosting