Angular 19: Deep Dive into Modern Web Development

Build dynamic, scalable, and high-performance web applications with Angular. Learn fundamentals to advanced concepts.

What you'll learn
Understand the Fundamentals of Angular – Learn the core concepts, architecture, and benefits of Angular 19 for modern web development.
Set Up and Configure an Angular Project – Install Angular CLI, create projects, and navigate the Angular file structure.
Master Angular Components and Data Binding – Build reusable components, implement interpolation, event binding, and two-way data binding.
Implement Angular Directives and Pipes – Utilize built-in directives like *ngIf, *ngFor, and create custom pipes for data transformation.
Work with Angular Forms – Build and validate template-driven and reactive forms for user input handling.
Handle Routing and Navigation – Implement single-page applications (SPA) using Angular Router, lazy loading, and route guards.
Manage State with Angular Signals and RxJS Observables – Understand reactivity, state management, and optimize data handling.
Consume and Integrate RESTful APIs – Perform CRUD operations using HTTP services, handle API responses, and manage asynchronous data.
Implement Authentication and Authorization – Secure applications with user authentication, route guards, and JWT-based security.
Enhance UI/UX with Dynamic Styling and Animations – Apply CSS, Tailwind, and Angular animations to improve user experience.
Optimize Performance and Scalability – Use best practices for performance optimization, dependency injection, and efficient rendering.
Deploy Angular Applications – Learn how to build, optimize, and deploy applications using platforms like Vercel or Firebase.
Understand Angular Dependency Injection (DI) – Manage services efficiently using Angular’s dependency injection system.
Develop Reusable Components and Modules – Design modular and scalable applications by creating reusable UI components.
Work on Real-World Angular Projects – Build hands-on projects like a to-do list, dynamic dashboards, and e-commerce interfaces.

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

Description
A warm welcome to the Angular 19: Deep Dive into Modern Web Development course by Uplatz.Angular is a TypeScript-based open-source front-end framework developed and maintained by Google. It is used for building dynamic, scalable, and high-performance web applications. Angular follows a component-based architecture and supports Single Page Applications (SPA), which provide a seamless user experience by dynamically updating content without reloading the entire page.Angular 19 is the latest stable release of the Angular framework, bringing performance improvements, new features, and enhanced developer experience. It continues the evolution of Angular with better state management, enhanced routing, and improved API integrations.Angular continues to be a powerful frontend framework that offers speed, efficiency, and a modern development experience. It is an excellent choice for developers, enterprises, and startups looking to build high-performance web applications.How Angular WorksAngular follows a structured workflow based on components, templates, and services. The core working mechanism involves:Component-Based ArchitectureApplications are built using reusable components that control UI elements and logic.Templates and Data BindingHTML templates define the UI structure, and data binding synchronizes data between the model and view.DirectivesSpecial markers in HTML (*ngIf, *ngFor, ngClass) that control the rendering and behavior of elements.Dependency Injection (DI)Provides services and data efficiently to different parts of the application.Routing & NavigationUses Angular Router for Single Page Application (SPA) navigation without full page reloads.State ManagementSupports RxJS (Reactive Extensions for JavaScript) and Angular Signals for handling application state and data streams.API Integration & HTTP ClientUses HttpClientModule to fetch, send, and manipulate data from REST APIs.Build & DeploymentAngular applications are built using Angular CLI and can be deployed on platforms like Firebase, Vercel, or AWS.Key Features of Angular 19Angular Signals for State ManagementAn alternative to RxJS for a more intuitive way to handle state changes.Improved Hydration for Server-Side Rendering (SSR)Enhances page load speed and SEO with efficient hydration techniques.Faster Builds with Optimized Angular CompilerReduces bundle size and improves rendering performance.Better Developer ExperienceEnhanced debugging and improved error messages.Lazy Loading with Improved Route HandlingLoads only required modules to optimize performance.Advanced Form ValidationSupports custom validators and reactive form improvements.Web Components & Micro Frontend SupportBetter integration with Web Components for scalable applications.Enhanced TypeScript & ES6+ FeaturesImproved compatibility with latest JavaScript and TypeScript features.Optimized Change DetectionReduces unnecessary DOM updates, improving performance.CLI EnhancementsNew CLI commands for faster builds, unit testing, and deployment.Benefits of using AngularHigh Performance & Scalability – The component-based architecture and optimized rendering make Angular ideal for large-scale applications.Enterprise-Grade Framework – Used by major companies like Google, Microsoft, and IBM for mission-critical applications.Single Page Application (SPA) Capabilities – Ensures smooth and dynamic user experiences with fast navigation.Robust Ecosystem – Backed by Google and a strong developer community, ensuring long-term support and frequent updates.Enhanced Security – Provides built-in protection against web vulnerabilities like XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) and CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery).Cross-Platform Support – Can be used for web, mobile (with Ionic), and even desktop applications.Improved SEO with Server-Side Rendering (SSR) – Enhances search rankings and page speed, making Angular suitable for SEO-driven applications.Strong TypeScript Support – Offers better code structure, maintainability, and debugging capabilities.Extensive Third-Party Integrations – Easily integrates with libraries like RxJS, NgRx, Tailwind CSS, and Firebase for extended functionality.Optimized Change Detection – Reduces unnecessary DOM updates, improving application efficiency and responsiveness.Faster Development with Angular CLI – Provides built-in commands for scaffolding, testing, and deploying applications.Modular Development Approach – Encourages code reusability and better project organization, leading to easier maintainability.Built-in Form Validation & Reactive Forms – Supports both template-driven and reactive forms with powerful validation mechanisms.Automatic Dependency Injection (DI) – Simplifies application structure and improves testability.Lazy Loading Support – Loads only required modules, reducing initial load time and improving application speed.Angular - Course CurriculumModule 1: Angular Foundations1. What is Angular?Introduction to Angular and its benefits.Why learn Angular for modern web development.2. Angular 19 SetupInstalling Angular CLI.Creating a new Angular application.Troubleshooting common setup issues.3. First Changes in Angular AppBasic modifications to app.component.html and app.component.ts.Understanding the initial application structure.4. Angular 19 File and Folder StructureDetailed explanation of the Angular project architecture.Understanding the purpose of key files and folders.5. Interpolation in AngularDisplaying data in templates using interpolation.Practical examples of data binding.6. Angular CLIEssential Angular CLI commands for development.Generating components, services, and modules.Module 2: Core Angular Concepts7. Angular ComponentsUnderstanding the role of components in Angular.Component lifecycle and data flow.8. Creating a Custom ComponentManual creation of reusable components.Component interaction and best practices.9. Function Calls on Button Click in AngularHandling user interactions with event binding.Implementing event handlers and methods.10. Defining Data Types in AngularUsing TypeScript data types for robust applications.Type safety and best practices.11. Build a Counter App in AngularHands-on project: building a simple counter application.Applying core Angular concepts.12. Important Events in AngularExploring common DOM events in Angular.Practical examples of event handling.13. Getting and Setting Input Field Values in AngularTwo-way data binding and form input handling.Practical input field manipulation.14. Styling in AngularComponent-specific styling and global styles.Using CSS, SCSS, and other styling techniques.15. Conditional Rendering with if-else and Toggle FunctionalityUsing *ngIf for conditional rendering.Implementing toggle functionality.16. Control Flow with else ifExpanding conditional logic with *ngIf and else if.17. Using switch-case in AngularImplementing switch-case logic in templates.18. Using for Loop in AngularIterating over data with *ngFor.19. Angular SignalsIntroduction to Angular Signals for reactive state management.20. Data Types with SignalsUsing various data types with Signals.21. Computed SignalsUtilizing computed signals for derived values.22. Angular EffectsUnderstanding and using Angular Effects.23. @for Loop and Contextual VariablesExploration of the @for loop and contextual variables.24. Two-Way BindingImplementing two-way data binding with ngModel.25. To-Do ListHands-on project: building a to-do list application.26. Angular Dynamic StylingApplying dynamic styles based on component state.27. Directives in AngularIntroduction to structural and attribute directives.28. ngFor DirectiveAdvanced usage of the ngFor directive.29. ngIf DirectiveUsing the ngIf directive and else blocks.30. ngSwitch DirectiveImplementing switch-case logic with ngSwitch.Module 3: Routing, Forms, and Data Management31. Basic Routing in AngularSetting up routes and navigation.Creating single-page applications.32. Adding a Header with RoutingImplementing a navigation header with routing.33. Creating a 404 PageHandling invalid routes with a 404 page.34. Passing Data Between PagesPassing data using route parameters and query parameters.35. Dynamic RoutingImplementing dynamic routes with parameters.36. Forms in AngularIntroduction to template-driven and reactive forms.37. Basic Reactive FormsCreating forms with reactive form APIs.38. Reactive Forms with Form GroupingOrganizing forms with form groups.39. Reactive Form ValidationImplementing form validation with reactive forms.40. Template-Driven FormsCreating forms with template-driven approach.41. Angular Template-Driven Forms ValidationValidation of Template driven forms.42. Passing Data from Parent to ChildUsing @Input to pass data between components.43. Reusable Component ExampleBuilding reusable components.44. Passing data from a Child Component to a Parent ComponentUsing @Output and event emitters.45. Angular PipesTransforming data with built-in pipes.46. Creating Custom Pipes in AngularBuilding custom data transformation pipes.47. Angular Lifecycle Hooks TutorialUnderstanding component lifecycle hooks.48. Angular ServicesCreating and using Angular services for data sharing.49. Calling API with Services in AngularMaking HTTP requests with Angular services.50. Using Data Types for API ResultsTyping API responses.51. Post API TutorialImplementing POST requests.52. Delete API TutorialImplementing DELETE requests.53. Populate Data in Input Fields with APIPopulating forms with API data.54. Update Data with PUT API MethodImplementing PUT requests.55. Route Lazy LoadingImproving performance with lazy loading.Module 4: Advanced Angular and Deployment56. Build and Local DeployBuilding and deploying Angular applications locally.57. Deploying an Angular App on VercelDeploying Angular applications to Vercel.58. Setup Tailwind CSS in AngularIntegrating Tailwind CSS for styling.59. Introduction to RxJS in AngularUnderstanding RxJS observables and operators.60. RxJS Observables vs Angular SignalsComparision of Signals and Observables.61. Angular Dependency Injection (DI)Understanding and using dependency injection.62. Optimizing Performance in AngularTechniques for optimizing Angular application performance.

Who this course is for
Beginner Web Developers – Those new to Angular or frontend development who want to build dynamic web applications.
Frontend Developers – Developers familiar with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript looking to upgrade their skills with Angular.
Full-Stack Developers – Backend developers who want to integrate Angular with their existing backend technologies.
Software Engineers – Professionals aiming to specialize in modern web application development using Angular.
UI/UX Designers with Coding Knowledge – Designers who want to implement interactive and dynamic user interfaces.
Students & Computer Science Graduates – Individuals looking to enhance their job prospects with Angular expertise.
Freelancers & Entrepreneurs – Those interested in building professional-grade web applications for clients or businesses.
Developers Switching from Other Frameworks – React, Vue, or jQuery developers looking to explore Angular’s ecosystem.
Backend Developers – Professionals working with Node.js, Python, or Java who want to integrate Angular in full-stack applications.
Corporate Teams & IT Professionals – Employees working in companies adopting Angular for enterprise applications.