Name: Certificate in Angular
Brand: Acme Collins School
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Certification Valid for Life
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Certificate of Completion

Mode of Exam : Online
Duration : 1 Hour
Multiple Choice Questions are asked
No. of Questions are asked : 50
Passing Marks : 25 (50%)
There is no negative marking

Angular training online is attracting students to learn this skill and be an Angular professional. Do you want the same? This course will bring you the same. Angular is maintained by Google and also its open-source web application framework. In this course, you will learn the essentials of this framework. We have aimed to provide you all the industrial information in this course whether it is about using TypeScript, raw DOM elements, Injection, or any other commands.

The certification in Angular by Acme Collins School provides you the knowledge of concepts like introduction, CLI, Angular changes, routing, pipes, observables, class testing, and application deployment. You also learn other crucial elements like building dynamic, responsive, and user-friendly web applications.

If you want to become a web application developer and want to create a dynamic or progressive web application. So, this course is a great resource for you. Also, you can build mobile applications as well with these open-source applications. This is also essential to learn if you are getting a job in MNC as a developer. Google itself manages this, but it's a most advanced framework and efficient as well.

Angular is used by many well-known companies as their front end development web application framework. For example, Google, YouTube, Forbs, Microsoft, Nike, and many other companies. After completing this wonderful course you can be a millionaire as in India these professionals earn up to 10,00,000 and $90,000+ outside India.

For enrolling in this course you need to be familiar with the basic programming language like Java and HTML. Also, you are a developer who wants to learn Angular then you can take this course.

Total: 387 lectures

What is Angular?
Angular Versus Angular 2 Versus Latest Angular Version
Setting Up the Project and First Application
Editing the First Application
Course Structure
Getting the Most Out of the Course
What is TypeScript?
Setting Up a Basic Project Using Bootstrap for Styling

Module Introduction
Loading and Starting an Angular Application
Important Components
Creating a New Component
Understanding the Role of AppModule and Component Declaration
Using Custom Components
Creating Components with the Command Line Input (CLI) and Nesting Components
Working with Component Templates
Working with Component Styles
Understanding the Component Selector
Assignment Solution
What is Data Binding?
String Interpolation
Property Binding
Property Binding Versus String Interpolation
Event Binding
Passing and Using Data with Event Binding
Two-Way Data Binding
Combining All Forms of Data Binding
Assignment Solution
Understanding Directives
Using the ngIf Directive to Display Data Conditionally
Enhancing the ngIf Directive with an Else Condition
Styling Elements Dynamically with the ngStyle Directive
Applying CSS Classes Dynamically with the ngClass Directive
Displaying Lists Using the ngFor Directive
Assignment Solution
Getting the Index When Using the ngFor Directive

Project Introduction
Planning the Application
Setting Up the Application
Creating Components
Using Components
Adding a Navigation Bar
Creating a "Recipe" Model
Adding Content to the Recipes' Components
Displaying a List of Recipes Using the ngFor Directive
Displaying Recipe Details
Working on the ShoppingList Component
Creating an "Ingredients" Model
Creating and Displaying the Shopping List
Adding a Shopping List Edit Section

Understanding Angular Error Messages
Debugging Code in the Browser Using Source Maps
Using the Augury Plug-In for Diving into Angular Applications

Module Introduction
Splitting Applications into Components
Property and Event Binding Overview
Binding to Custom Properties
Assigning an Alias to Custom Properties
Binding to Custom Events
Assigning an Alias to Custom Events
Custom Property and Event Binding Summary
Understanding View Encapsulation
More on View Encapsulation
Using Local References in Templates
Getting Access to the Template and Document Object Model (DOM) with the @ViewChild Component
Projecting Content into Components with ng-content
Understanding the Component Lifecycle
Seeing Lifecycle Hooks in Action
Lifecycle Hooks and Template Access
Getting Access to ng-content with the @ContentChild Parameter Decorator

Introduction
Adding Navigation with Event Binding and the ngIf Directive
Passing Recipe Data with Property Binding
Passing Data with Event and Property Binding (Combined)
Allowing the User to Add Ingredients to the Shopping List

Module Introduction
ngFor and ngIf Directives Recap
ngClass and ngStyle Recap
Creating a Basic Attribute Directive
Using the Renderer to Build a Better Attribute Directive
Using the @HostListener() Decorator to Listen to Host Events
Using the @HostBinding() Decorator to Bind to Host Properties
Binding to Directive Properties
What Happens Behind the Scenes on Structural Directives
Building a Structural Directive
Understanding the ngSwitch Directive

Building and Using a Dropdown Directive

Module Introduction
Why would You Need Services?
Creating a Logging Service
Injecting the Logging Service into Components
Creating a Data Service
Understanding the Hierarchical Injector
How Many Instances of Service are Required?
Injecting Services into Other Services
Using Services for Cross-component Communication

Introduction
Setting Up the Services
Managing Recipes in a Recipe Service
Using a Service for Cross-Component Communication
Adding the Shopping List Service
Using Services for Pushing Data from A to B
Adding Ingredients to Recipes
Passing Ingredients from Recipes to the Shopping List (Through a Service)

Module Introduction
Why do We Need a Router?
Setting Up and Loading Routes
Navigating with Router Links
Understanding Navigation Paths
Styling Active Router Links
Navigating Programmatically
Using Relative Paths in Programmatic Navigation
Passing Parameters to Routes
Fetching Route Parameters
Fetching Route Parameters Reactively
An Important Note about Route Observables
Passing Query Parameters and Fragments
Retrieving Query Parameters and Fragments
Some Common Gotchas
Setting Up Child (Nested) Routes
Using Query Parameters – Practice
Configuring the Handling of Query Parameters
Redirecting and Wildcard Routes
Outsourcing the Route Configuration
An Introduction to Guards
Protecting Routes with the canActivate() Method
Protecting Child (Nested) Routes Using the canActivateChild() Method
Using a Fake Authentication Service
Controlling Navigation with the canDeactivate() Method
Passing Static Data to a Route
Resolving Dynamic Data with the Resolve Guard
Understanding Location Strategies

Planning the General Structure
Setting Up Routes
Adding Navigation to the Application
Marking Active Routes
Fixing Page Reload Issues
Child Routes: Challenge
Adding Child Routing Together
Configuring Route Parameters
Passing Dynamic Parameters to Links
Styling Active Recipe Items
Adding Editing Routes
Retrieving Route Parameters
Programmatic Navigation to the Edit Page

Module Introduction
Analyzing Angular Observables
Getting r to the Core of Observables
Building a Custom Observable
Errors and Completion
Observables
Understanding Operators
Subjects

Improving the Reactive Service with Observables (Subjects)

Module Introduction
Why do We Need Angular's Help?
Template-Driven (TD) Versus Reactive Approach
Creating an Example Form
Template-Driven (TD): Creating Forms and Registering the Controls
Template-Driven (TD): Submitting and Using a Form
Template-Driven (TD): Understanding Form State
Template-Driven (TD): Accessing a Form Using the @ViewChild Decorator
Template-Driven (TD): Adding Validation to Check User Input
Template-Driven (TD): Using the Form State
Template-Driven (TD): Displaying Validation Error Messages
Template-Driven (TD): Set Default Values Using the ngModel Property Binding
Template-Driven (TD): Using ngModel with Two-Way Binding
Template-Driven (TD): Grouping Form Controls
Template-Driven (TD): Handling Radio Buttons
Template-Driven (TD): Setting and Patching Form Values
Template-Driven (TD): Using Form Data
Template-Driven (TD): Resetting Forms
Introduction to the Reactive Approach
Reactive: Form Template Setup
Reactive: Creating a Form in Code
Reactive: Syncing HTML and Form
Reactive: Submitting a Form
Reactive: Adding Validation
Reactive: Getting Access to Controls
Reactive: Grouping Controls
Reactive: Arrays of FormControl (FormArray)
Reactive: Creating Custom Validators
Reactive: Using Error Codes
Reactive: Creating a Custom Asynchronous Validator
Reactive: Reacting to Status or Value Changes
Reactive: Setting and Patching Values

Introduction
TD: Adding the Shopping List Form
Adding Validation to a Form
Allowing Selection of Items in a List
Loading Shopping List Items into a Form
Updating Existing Items
Resetting a Form
Allowing the User to Clear (Cancel) a Form
Allowing the Deletion of Shopping List Items
Creating a Template for the (Reactive) Recipe Edit Form
Creating a Form to Edit Recipes
Syncing HTML with a Form
Adding Ingredient Controls to a FormArray
Adding New Ingredient Controls
Validating User Input
Submitting the Recipe Edit Form
Adding the Delete and Clear (Cancel) Functionality
Redirecting a User (After Deleting a Recipe)
Adding an Image Preview
Providing the Recipe Service Correctly
Deleting Ingredients and Some Finishing Touches

Introduction and Why Pipes are Useful
Using Pipes
Parametrizing Pipes
Learning More About Pipes
Chaining Multiple Pipes
Creating a Custom Pipe
Parametrizing a Custom Pipe
Example: Creating a Filter Pipe
Pure and Impure Pipes (or: How to "Fix" the Filter Pipe?)
Understanding the "Async" Pipe

A New Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
Module Introduction
How does Angular Interact with Backends?
Anatomy of an HTTP Request
Setting Up Backend (Firebase)
Sending a POST Request
Sending a GET Request
Using Reactive Extensions for JavaScript (RxJS) Operators to Transform Response Data
Using Types with HttpClient
Outputting Posts
Showing a Loading Indicator
Using a Service for HTTP Requests
Working of Services and Components
Sending a DELETE Request
Handling Errors
Using Subjects for Error Handling
Using the catchError Operator
Error Handling and User Experience (UX)
Setting Headers
Adding Query Parameters
Observing Different Types of Responses
Changing the Response Body Type
Introducing Interceptors
Manipulating Request Objects
Response Interceptors
Multiple Interceptors

Module Introduction
Setting Up Backend (Firebase)
Setting Up the Data Storage Service
Storing Recipes
Fetching Recipes
Transforming Response Data
Resolving Data before Loading
Fixing a Bug with the Resolver

Module Introduction
Working of Authentication
Adding the Authentication Page
Switching between Authentication Modes
Handling Form Input
Preparing the Backend
Preparing the Signup Request
Sending the Signup Request
Adding Loading Spinner and Error Handling Logic
Improving Error Handling
Sending Login Requests
Handling Login Error
Creating and Storing the User Data
Reflecting the Authentication State in the User Interface (UI)
Adding a Token to Outgoing Requests
Attaching a Token with an Interceptor
Adding Logout
Adding Auto-Login
Adding Auto-Logout
Adding an Authentication Guard

Module Introduction
Adding an Alert Modal Component
Understanding the Different Approaches
Using the ngIf Directive
Preparing Programmatic Creation
Creating a Component Programmatically
Understanding entryComponents
Data Binding and Event Binding

Module Introduction
What are Modules?
Analyzing the AppModule Class
Getting Started with Feature Modules
Splitting Modules Correctly
Adding Routes to Feature Modules
Component Declarations
ShoppingList Feature Module
Understanding Shared Modules
Understanding Core Modules
Adding an Authentication Feature Module
Understanding Lazy Loading
Implementing Lazy Loading
More Lazy Loading
Preloading Lazy-Loaded Code
Modules and Services
Loading Services Differently
Ahead-of-time (AOT) Compilation

Module Introduction
Deployment Preparations and Important Steps
Using Environment Variables
Deployment Example: Firebase Hosting

Module Introduction
What is Application State?
What is NgRx?
Getting Started with Reducers
Adding Logic to the Reducer
Understanding and Adding Actions
Setting Up the NgRx Store
Selecting State
Dispatching Actions
Multiple Actions
Preparing Update and Delete Actions
Updating and Deleting Ingredients
Expanding State
Managing More States Using NgRx
Removing Redundant Component State Management
First Summary and Cleanup
One Root State
Setting Up Authentication Reducer and Actions
Dispatching Authentication Actions
Authentication Finished
Important Note on Actions
Exploring NgRx Effects
Defining the First Effect
Effects and Error Handling
Logging in through NgRx Effects
Managing User Interface (UI) State in NgRx
Finishing the Login Effect
Preparing Other Authentication Actions
Adding Signup
Further Authentication Effects
Adding Auto-Login with NgRx
Adding Auto-Logout
Finishing Authentication Effects
Using the Store DevTools
The Router Store
Getting Started with NgRx for Recipes
Fetching Recipe Detail Data
Fetching Recipes and Using the Resolver
Fixing Authentication Redirect
Updating, Deleting, and Adding Recipes
Storing Recipes Using Effects
Cleanup Work

Module Introduction
Adding Angular Universal
Adding Angular Universal with NestJS
Adding a Server-side Build Workflow
Adding a NodeJS Server
Pre-rendering an Application on the Server

Introduction
Setting Up the Starting Project
Animation Triggers and State
Switching between States
Transitions
Advanced Transitions
Transition Phases
The "Void" State
Using Keyframes for Animations
Grouping Transitions
Using Animation Callbacks

Module Introduction
Adding Service Workers
Caching Assets for Offline Use
Caching Dynamic Assets and URLs

Introduction
Why Unit Tests?
Analyzing the Testing Setup (as Created by the Command Line Interface (CLI))
Running Tests (with the Command Line Interface (CLI))
Adding a Component and Some Fitting Tests
Testing Dependencies: Components and Services
Simulating Asynchronous Tasks
Using "fakeAsync" and "Tick"

Module Introduction
A r Look at the "ng new" Command
Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and Project Setup
Understanding the Configuration Files
Important Command Line Interface (CLI) Commands
The "angular.json" File - a r Look
Angular Schematics - an Introduction
The "ng add" Command
Using Custom "ng generate" Schematics
Updating Projects Using the "ng update" Command
Deploying with the "ng deploy" Command
Understanding "Differential Loading"
Managing Multiple Projects in One Folder
Angular Libraries - an Introduction

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