Angular & TypeScript Single Page Application (SPA) Development

About this Course

“Learn by doing!” – that’s the goal of the Angular Application Development course. This course starts with an introduction to Single Page Applications (SPA) and the benefits that SPAs can provide to both developers and end users. It then jumps into an overview of key Angular  features and ES2015/TypeScript. Students will learn what benefits ES2015 and TypeScript offer and get hands-on experience using them throughout the class. From there students learn about different aspects of the Angular framework such as components, modules, templates, data binding syntax, directives, data services, calling RESTful services, observables, decorators, routing and more. Best practices and techniques for structuring code are discussed as well as techniques for using the documentation and Angular Github source code repository to find answers to questions.

Note: This course is always updated to the latest version of Angular, and covers Angular 2 and higher. It does not cover the AngularJS 1.x version of the framework.

At Course Completion

Upon course completion, students will be able to:

• Single Page Application Features
• TypeScript Fundamentals
• Working with ES2015 modules (import/export)
• Key features of Angular
• Using NgModule to organize applications
• Data binding syntax
• The Role of components
• Input and Output properties
• Understand the component life-cycle
• Using directives in templates
• Creating injectable services
• Understand the difference between Observables and Promises
• Using Http and Observables to interact with RESTful services
• Working with pipes
• Build and use custom pipes
• Understand how routing works and how to use child routes
• Build and use custom directives
• Working with template-Driven and reactive forms

Audience Profile

This course is designed for JavaScript developers looking to build Single Page Applications using the latest version of the Angular framework and the TypeScript language.

Prequisites

Attendees must have prior experience working with JavaScript, HTML and CSS to take this class. A minimum of 6-months of hands-on JavaScript experience is recommended to get the most out of the course. TypeScript experience is recommended but not required since an introductory chapter is provided in the course.

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