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 to Angular: Build Modern, Scalable, and Dynamic Web Applications course by Uplatz.What is Angular?Angular is 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 a robust frontend framework designed for building modern web applications. It works by:Using components to structure UIEnabling data binding for real-time DOM updatesApplying directives to manipulate the viewUtilizing services and DI for shared logicSupporting routing, forms, HTTP calls, and reactive programmingWith its all-in-one architecture, Angular makes it easier to build scalable, maintainable, and high-performance web apps.How Angular WorksAngular 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 ArchitectureEverything in Angular is built using components.A component includes:HTML template - the viewTypeScript class - the logicCSS styles - the designComponents are reusable and form the building blocks of an Angular application.2. Data BindingAngular uses data binding to 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. DirectivesDirectives 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 InjectionServices in Angular are used to share data or logic across multiple components.Angular uses Dependency Injection (DI) to manage service instances efficiently and promote code reusability.5. RoutingAngular's Router module enables navigation between different views or pages.Routes can be static, dynamic (with parameters), or lazily loaded for performance.6. FormsSupports template-driven and reactive forms.Offers built-in validation, error handling, and dynamic form controls.7. HTTP ClientAngular includes a HttpClient module for making API calls (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) to backend services.8. RxJS and ObservablesAngular uses RxJS (Reactive Extensions for JavaScript) to handle asynchronous data via observables.Useful for handling HTTP requests, user input, and other reactive patterns.9. CompilationAngular applications are compiled using:JIT (Just-In-Time) - during developmentAOT (Ahead-Of-Time) - before deployment for better performanceWhat You'll Learn in this Angular CourseUnderstand Angular fundamentals, setup, and architectureBuild and manage reusable components and servicesUse data binding, event handling, and directives like ngIf, ngFor, ngSwitchImplement reactive and template-driven forms with validationsConfigure routing, 404 handling, and lazy loadingWork with Angular Signals, Effects, and Computed valuesCall REST APIs and perform CRUD operations using HttpClientBuild real-world projects and deploy them to VercelStyle apps using Tailwind CSS and Angular's dynamic styling featuresUse RxJS, Observables, and Dependency Injection effectivelyOptimize Angular app performance with best practicesWho This Course Is ForBeginners who want to learn Angular from scratchJavaScript or TypeScript developers expanding into frontend frameworksFrontend developers looking to upskill with Angular 19Full-stack developers working on enterprise applicationsFreelancers or consultants building SPAs for clientsStudents and career switchers targeting Angular-based job rolesAngular: Build Modern, Scalable, and Dynamic Web Applications - Course CurriculumModule 1: Getting Started with AngularWhat is AngularAngular 19 SetupFirst Changes in Angular AppAngular 19 File and Folder StructureInterpolation in AngularAngular CLIModule 2: Components and InteractivityAngular ComponentsCreating a Custom ComponentFunction Calls on Button Click in AngularDefining Data Types in AngularBuild a Counter App in AngularImportant Events in AngularGetting and Setting Input Field Values in AngularModule 3: Styling and Control FlowStyling in AngularConditional Rendering with if-else and Toggle FunctionalityControl Flow with else ifUsing switch-case in AngularUsing for Loop in AngularModule 4: Signals and ReactivityAngular SignalsData Types with SignalsComputed SignalsAngular Effects@for Loop and Contextual VariablesTwo-Way Binding in AngularBuilding a To-Do List App in AngularModule 5: Directives and Dynamic UIAngular Dynamic StylingDirectives in AngularngFor Directive in AngularngIf Directive in AngularngSwitch Directive in AngularModule 6: Routing and NavigationBasic Routing in AngularAdding a Header with RoutingCreating a 404 PagePassing Data Between PagesDynamic Routing in AngularModule 7: Forms and ValidationForms in AngularBasic Reactive FormsReactive Forms with Form GroupingReactive Form ValidationTemplate-Driven FormsAngular Template-Driven Forms ValidationModule 8: Component CommunicationPassing Data from Parent to ChildCreating a Reusable Component in AngularPassing Data from a Child Component to a Parent ComponentModule 9: Pipes and LifecycleAngular PipesCreating Custom Pipes in AngularAngular Lifecycle HooksModule 10: Services and API IntegrationAngular ServicesCalling API with Services in AngularUsing Data Types for API ResponsesMaking a POST API Request in AngularMaking a DELETE API Request in AngularPopulating Input Fields with API DataUpdate Data with PUT API Method in AngularModule 11: Optimization and DeploymentRoute Lazy Loading in AngularBuilding & Deploying an Angular App LocallyDeploying an Angular App on VercelSetup Tailwind CSS in AngularModule 12: RxJS and Dependency ManagementIntroduction to RxJS in AngularRxJS Observables vs Angular SignalsAngular Dependency Injection (DI)Optimizing Performance in AngularWhy Take This CourseFully updated for Angular 19 with modern features and patternsReal-world hands-on projects and practical deployment guidanceCovers Signals, RxJS, Tailwind CSS, Routing, Forms, APIs, and moreClear explanations, best practices, and clean code examplesStructured for both beginners and intermediate developersCertificate of CompletionReceive a downloadable certificate after completing the course to showcase your skills and boost your resume or LinkedIn profile.Access on All DevicesWatch on desktop, mobile, or tablet. 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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