Lessons: 67Length: 8.9 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
1.1 Introduction
Welcome to Angular Fundamentals! In this lesson, I'll give you an outline of the course and introduce the sample app that we'll be building. Follow along with this course to learn all of the fundamental building blocks that make a modern Angular app. You'll learn how to create all of the main parts of an Angular application, including modules, components, services, directives, and pipes. You'll also learn how to work with the CLI, write unit tests, and build for production.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction00:48
1.2Get Started With Angular-CLI11:09
1.3Developing With Angular-CLI13:17
1.4TypeScript vs. JavaScript06:54
1.5Angular Modules From the CLI04:31
1.6CLI Options05:21
2.Get Started With Angular
2.1Bootstrapping the Application04:30
2.2The Application Module04:15
2.3The Application Component08:06
2.4Component Styling03:06
2.5Global Styling05:11
2.6Creating a Component With the CLI09:34
2.7Creating a Service With the CLI07:56
3.Core Concepts
3.1Component Trees06:20
3.2Dependency Injection06:52
3.3Content Projection05:38
3.4Component and Directive Lifecycle Methods06:31
3.5Component-Only Lifecycle Methods05:28
3.6Decorators07:36
3.7Models16:55
4.Template Deep Dive
4.1Basic Data Binding With Interpolation05:35
4.2Property Bindings07:07
4.3Attribute Bindings03:29
4.4Event Bindings08:16
4.5Class and Style Bindings05:44
4.6The `NgClass` and `NgStyle` Directives05:04
4.7The `*ngIf` Directive04:41
4.8The `*ngFor` Directive09:29
4.9Inputs05:33
4.10Using Pipes in a Template07:31
4.11Using Pipes in a Class08:27
5.Forms
5.1Handling User Input With Template Reference Variables07:06
5.2Template-Driven Forms11:10
5.3Template-Driven Forms: Validation and Submission14:00
5.4Reactive Forms11:26
5.5Using a `FormBuilder`08:01
5.6Reactive Validation With Built-in Validators14:53
5.7Creating Custom Validators for Template-Driven Forms12:18
5.8Creating Custom Validators for Reactive Forms08:26
5.9Observing Form State Changes12:40
5.10Working With the `@HostListener` Decorator05:41
6.Routing
6.1Defining and Configuring Routes07:53
6.2Rendering Components With Router Outlets10:14
6.3Using Router Links for Navigation05:25
6.4Navigating Routes Using the Router06:24
6.5Determining the Active Route Using an Activated Route07:16
6.6Working With Route Parameters10:42
6.7Using Route Guards07:36
6.8Observing Router Events10:55
6.9Adding Child Routes08:45
7.Using the HTTP Client
7.1Sending an HTTP Request10:52
7.2Handling an HTTP Response11:22
7.3Setting Request Headers12:33
7.4Intercepting Requests09:04
7.5Finishing the Example Application12:33
8.Testing
8.1Service Unit Test Preparation10:45
8.2Unit Testing Services13:24
8.3Component Unit Test Preparation12:35
8.4Unit Testing Components07:27
8.5Unit Testing Component Templates06:58
8.6Unit Testing Pipes04:41
8.7Unit Testing Directives04:56
8.8Unit Testing Validators04:48
8.9Unit Testing Observables11:37
8.10Unit Testing HTTP Interceptors06:16
9.Building for Production
9.1Building for Production03:40
10.Conclusion
10.1Conclusion01:32
1.1 Introduction
Hi, folks, welcome to the Angular Fundamentals mega course from Tuts+. My name is Dan Wellman, and in this course, we're going to cover the main fundamentals of the Angular framework, which you'll need to be able to build modern, maintainable, front-end applications. We're going to build a small demo application throughout the course. And we'll use this to look at all of the different types of component that we can create in Angular, including modules, components, services, directives, and pipes. We'll also cover making HTTP requests and creating HTTP interceptors, setting up routing and working with route guards. We'll also see how to write unit tests for all of these different types of application building block. So join me in the first lesson and let's get started.
