Angular: Build Modern, Scalable, Dynamic Web Applications

Master frontend development with components, routing, forms, APIs, signals, RxJS, and real-world project deployment

What you'll learn
- Understand the Fundamentals of Angular – Grasp what Angular is, its architecture, and how it fits into modern web development.
- Set Up and Configure Angular Projects – Install Angular CLI, create new projects, and understand the file and folder structure.
- Work with Components – Build, organize, and reuse components to create modular and maintainable applications.
- Implement Data Binding and Interpolation – Use one-way and two-way data binding to connect logic with the user interface.
- Handle User Events – Manage button clicks, input changes, and other DOM events effectively.
- Apply Conditional Rendering and Control Flow – Use directives like *ngIf, *ngFor, and ngSwitch for dynamic content display.
- Style Angular Applications – Implement static and dynamic styling using CSS, conditional classes, and Tailwind CSS.
- Leverage Angular Signals and Reactivity – Understand and apply Signals, Effects, and Computed values for reactive UI updates.
- Work with Forms and Validations – Build and validate both template-driven and reactive forms.
- Use Routing for Navigation – Configure routes, pass data between components, and handle 404 and dynamic routes.
- Communicate Between Components – Pass data between parent and child components efficiently using input/output bindings.
- Utilize Pipes for Data Transformation – Use built-in and custom pipes to format and transform data in templates.

Requirements
- Enthusiasm and determination to make your mark on the world!

Description
A warm welcome toAngular: Build Modern, Scalable, and Dynamic Web Applicationscourse byUplatz.

What is Angular?

Angularis a TypeScript-based, open-source web application framework developed and maintained by Google. It is used to build dynamic, single-page web applications (SPAs) and enterprise-grade frontends. Angular provides a complete ecosystem for developing client-side applications, including tools for routing, forms, HTTP requests, dependency injection, and more.

It follows a component-based architecture, allowing developers to create modular and reusable UI elements. Angular is widely used for building modern, scalable, and maintainable applications for the web.

In summary, Angular is arobust frontend frameworkdesigned for building modern web applications. It works by:

Using components to structure UI

Enabling data binding for real-time DOM updates

Applying directives to manipulate the view

Utilizing services and DI for shared logic

Supporting routing, forms, HTTP calls, and reactive programming

With its all-in-one architecture, Angular makes it easier to build scalable, maintainable, and high-performance web apps.

How Angular Works

Angular works by binding your application logic (written in TypeScript) to the user interface (written in HTML) through a series of powerful concepts:

1. Component-Based Architecture

Everything in Angular is built usingcomponents.

A component includes:

HTML template– the view

TypeScript class– the logic

CSS styles– the design

Components are reusable and form the building blocks of an Angular application.

2. Data Binding

Angular usesdata bindingto synchronize data between the model (component) and the view (template).

Types of data binding:

Interpolation– {{ expression }}

Property binding– [property]="value"

Event binding– (event)="handlerFunction()"

Two-way binding– [(ngModel)]="property"

3. Directives

Directives modify the behavior or appearance of elements in the DOM.

Structural directives(e.g., *ngIf, *ngFor) change the structure of the DOM.

Attribute directives(e.g., [ngClass], [ngStyle]) change the appearance or behavior.

4. Services and Dependency Injection

Servicesin Angular are used to share data or logic across multiple components.

Angular usesDependency Injection (DI)to manage service instances efficiently and promote code reusability.

5. Routing

Angular’sRouter moduleenables navigation between different views or pages.

Routes can be static, dynamic (with parameters), or lazily loaded for performance.

6. Forms

Supportstemplate-drivenandreactive forms.

Offers built-in validation, error handling, and dynamic form controls.

7. HTTP Client

Angular includes aHttpClient modulefor making API calls (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) to backend services.

8. RxJS and Observables

Angular usesRxJS (Reactive Extensions for JavaScript)to handle asynchronous data viaobservables.

Useful for handling HTTP requests, user input, and other reactive patterns.

9. Compilation

Angular applications are compiled using:

JIT (Just-In-Time)– during development

AOT (Ahead-Of-Time)– before deployment for better performance

What You’ll Learn in this Angular Course

Understand Angular fundamentals, setup, and architecture

Build and manage reusable components and services

Use data binding, event handling, and directives like ngIf, ngFor, ngSwitch

Implement reactive and template-driven forms with validations

Configure routing, 404 handling, and lazy loading

Work with Angular Signals, Effects, and Computed values

Call REST APIs and perform CRUD operations using HttpClient

Build real-world projects and deploy them to Vercel

Style apps using Tailwind CSS and Angular’s dynamic styling features

Use RxJS, Observables, and Dependency Injection effectively

Optimize Angular app performance with best practices

Who This Course Is For

Beginners who want to learn Angular from scratch

JavaScript or TypeScript developers expanding into frontend frameworks

Frontend developers looking to upskill with Angular 19

Full-stack developers working on enterprise applications

Freelancers or consultants building SPAs for clients

Students and career switchers targeting Angular-based job roles

Angular: Build Modern, Scalable, and Dynamic Web Applications - Course Curriculum

Module 1: Getting Started with Angular

What is Angular

Angular 19 Setup

First Changes in Angular App

Angular 19 File and Folder Structure

Interpolation in Angular

Angular CLI

Module 2: Components and Interactivity

Angular Components

Creating a Custom Component

Function Calls on Button Click in Angular

Defining Data Types in Angular

Build a Counter App in Angular

Important Events in Angular

Getting and Setting Input Field Values in Angular

Module 3: Styling and Control Flow

Styling in Angular

Conditional Rendering with if-else and Toggle Functionality

Control Flow with else if

Using switch-case in Angular

Using for Loop in Angular

Module 4: Signals and Reactivity

Angular Signals

Data Types with Signals

Computed Signals

Angular Effects

@for Loop and Contextual Variables

Two-Way Binding in Angular

Building a To-Do List App in Angular

Module 5: Directives and Dynamic UI

Angular Dynamic Styling

Directives in Angular

ngFor Directive in Angular

ngIf Directive in Angular

ngSwitch Directive in Angular

Module 6: Routing and Navigation

Basic Routing in Angular

Adding a Header with Routing

Creating a 404 Page

Passing Data Between Pages

Dynamic Routing in Angular

Module 7: Forms and Validation

Forms in Angular

Basic Reactive Forms

Reactive Forms with Form Grouping

Reactive Form Validation

Template-Driven Forms

Angular Template-Driven Forms Validation

Module 8: Component Communication

Passing Data from Parent to Child

Creating a Reusable Component in Angular

Passing Data from a Child Component to a Parent Component

Module 9: Pipes and Lifecycle

Angular Pipes

Creating Custom Pipes in Angular

Angular Lifecycle Hooks

Module 10: Services and API Integration

Angular Services

Calling API with Services in Angular

Using Data Types for API Responses

Making a POST API Request in Angular

Making a DELETE API Request in Angular

Populating Input Fields with API Data

Update Data with PUT API Method in Angular

Module 11: Optimization and Deployment

Route Lazy Loading in Angular

Building & Deploying an Angular App Locally

Deploying an Angular App on Vercel

Setup Tailwind CSS in Angular

Module 12: RxJS and Dependency Management

Introduction to RxJS in Angular

RxJS Observables vs Angular Signals

Angular Dependency Injection (DI)

Optimizing Performance in Angular

Why Take This Course

Fully updated for Angular 19 with modern features and patterns

Real-world hands-on projects and practical deployment guidance

Covers Signals, RxJS, Tailwind CSS, Routing, Forms, APIs, and more

Clear explanations, best practices, and clean code examples

Structured for both beginners and intermediate developers

Certificate of Completion

Receive a downloadable certificate after completing the course to showcase your skills and boost your resume or LinkedIn profile.

Access on All Devices

Watch on desktop, mobile, or tablet. Download lectures for offline access through the Udemy app.

Ready to Start?

Gain the skills to build production-ready Angular applications.Enroll now and take the next step in your web development journey.

Who this course is for:
- Beginner Web Developers – Those new to frontend development and looking to learn Angular from scratch
- Frontend Developers – Developers who want to deepen their knowledge of Angular for building modern web apps
- JavaScript Developers – Developers familiar with JavaScript/TypeScript seeking to expand into Angular
- Full-Stack Developers – Developers aiming to strengthen their frontend stack with Angular
- UI/UX Developers – Professionals focused on building dynamic and responsive user interfaces
- Software Engineers – Engineers interested in mastering a robust frontend framework for enterprise projects
- Students and Tech Enthusiasts – Individuals pursuing a career in web development or learning modern web technologies
- Freelancers and Consultants – Looking to add Angular to their skillset for client or project-based work
- Professionals Preparing for Angular Roles – Job seekers targeting roles like Angular Developer, Frontend Developer, or Full-Stack Developer
- Developers Migrating from Other Frameworks – React, Vue, or jQuery developers transitioning to Angular for larger or enterprise-grade applications
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