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Course level: Intermediate

This massive tutorial teaches you Angular through 33 screencasts. It's taught by well-known Angular expert Dan Wahlin, who'll ensure that you get the foundation you need in order to start buidling apps with Angular.

What's inside

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Build Your First Angular app

35 lessons3 hours 7 min

1. Course Overview
2:22
2. Application Overview
1:34
3. Frontend Career Path
1:58
4. Angular CLI
4:06
5. Angular Project Files Overview
7:53
6. The Big Picture
7:42
7. Overview - Angular Components & Modules
4:52
8. App Component - Angular Components & Modules
7:32
9. App Module - Angular Components & Modules
4:49
10. The Customers Component - Angular Components & Modules
11:07
11. Customers List Component - Angular Components & Modules
4:46
12. Filter Textbox Component - Angular Components & Modules
3:45
13. Shared Module and Interfaces - Angular Components & Modules
7:20
14. Overview - Data Binding in Angular
6:08
15. Getting Started - Data Binding in Angular
3:42
16. Directives and Interpolation - Data Binding in Angular
7:46
17. Event Binding - Data Binding in Angular
2:38
18. Input Properties - Data Binding in Angular
7:50
19. Working with Pipes - Data Binding in Angular
9:32
20. Adding Filtering - Data Binding in Angular
10:44
21. Angular Services and Http - Services Overview
3:36
22. Angular Services and Http - Creating and Providing a Service
6:52
23. Angular Services and Http - Calling the Server with HttpClient
9:33
24. Angular Services and Http - Injecting a Service into a Component
4:52
25. Angular Services and Http - Subscribing to an Observable
3:23
26. Angular Services and Http - Using a SorterService
2:34
27. Angular Routing - Routing Overview
2:05
28. Angular Routing - Creating a Routing Module with Routes
7:19
29. Angular Routing - Using Router Outlet
2:09
30. Angular Routing - Adding a Customers Routing Module and Routes
5:43
31. Angular Routing - Adding an Orders Component with Routes
3:26
32. Angular Routing - Accessing Route Parameters
5:46
33. Angular Routing - Linking to Routes with the routerLink Directive
7:39
34. Course Summary
3:31
35. Congratulations on Completing Build Your First Angular App 🎉
0:57

You'll learn

Anglular CLI

Componets

Modules

Creating Lists

Shared modules

Interfaces

Data binding

Directives

Interpolation

Event binding

Input properties

Pipes

Angular services & HTTP

Routing

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Prerequisites

Before taking this course, you should have a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Here’s our suggested resources to get you up to speed.

Meet your teacher

The course creator

Dan Wahlin

Dan is a Google Developer Expert who’s provided training, architecture, and development services for some of the biggest corporations in the industry and created some of the most popular training courses on Udemy and Pluralsight. He’s also a regular speaker at developer conferences around the world.

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Why this course rocks

By learning Angular you'll greatly increase your chances of getting a job as a front-end developer! So in this course, the well-known Angular expert Dan Wahlin will teach you the framework through building a real-world application.

The course is split into several sections. In the introduction, you'll learn about the app you'll be building and the concepts you'll learn. Next up, you'll learn about components and modules, before we continue on with data binding. Then you'll learn about services and http and finally routing.

Throughout the course you'll be building an app which displays customer orders. Wahlin has chosen this project carefully, as it'll teach you all the core concepts behind Angular. So be prepared for 36 value-packed screencasts.

About the instructor:

Dan Wahlin has developed applications and provided architecture guidance and training to some of the largest (and smallest) companies in the world. He's also the man behind multiple successful courses on Udemy and Pluralsight, the co-author of several books and writer of technical docs for companies such as Microsoft, Google and others.

You can follow Dan Wahlin on Twitter here.

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F to the A oracle to the Q
How long will it take to learn Angular?

It depends on what you mean by learning Angular. To someone who has learnt Angular: a person capable of building and deploying a production-ready Angular application in a reasonable timeframe. The short answer is it will probably take between 6 to 12 months.

Is Angular easy to learn?

Coming to it is easy and difficult. If you have good knowledge of JavaScript, CSS and HTML, Angular is easy to learn. If you start learning and decide to jump straight into Angular, it would be very difficult. The good thing is you do not need any background knowledge of Angular JS to learn the all-new Angular.

What is required to learn Angular?

HTML, CSS and JavaScript basics. Knowing a bit of TypeScript is highly beneficial.

What is the difference between Angular and AngularJS?

AngularJS – or as some may prefer: Angular 1 – was created in 2009. It brings us two‑way data binding and lets us see data changes in JavaScript automatically shown on the UI. Just Angular are subsequent versions from 2 onwards. These use TypeScript as their main language. There are many more differences, especially comparing to Angular 7.