• 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

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