In this module you’ll see what Angular is all about and why it is so important in modern web development.

Lessons of Module 1
• Evolution in Web App Development
• Angular Core and Modules
• TypeScript, Dart, Plain Old JavaScript

After completing module 1, students will be able to:
• Have an understanding of modern web UI technologies and the role they play in modern development.

Let’s face it: JavaScript was never designed for big applications. Many constructs to tame complex code like interfaces and strong typing are completely absent. And many of the new cool JS features are not implemented in current browsers. TypeScript is the solution to both problems; allowing you to write modern, application-scale JavaScript.

Lessons of Module 2
• Writing Application-Scale JavaScript
• Type-Safe JavaScript Development with TypeScript
• Implementing Types, Classes and Inheritance
• Namespaces and Modules

Lab : Toy Store

• Getting started with a TypeScript project
• Making the models: Product, Category, Order
• Creating the ShoppingCart
• Using an external library
• Adding the code to the HTML page

After completing module 2, students will be able to:
• Have an understanding of the benefits of TypeScript
• Use core features of TypeScript
• Set up a new TypeScript project
• Compile and run TypeScript project

In this module you’ll get acquainted with the most important building blocks for any Angular application. This is the foundation of all following chapters.

Lessons of Module 3
• Components
• Modules
• Services
• Tools

Lab : Inspecting a First Project

• Opening an running the project
• Elements of an applications
• Loading Modules
• json

After completing module 3, students will be able to:
• Understand the goal of Components and Services.
• Group Components and Services into Modules. Work with Angular Tools.

Data binding allows you to forget about the HTML while writing JavaScript code. It allows you to inject data into a view without creating a strong dependency between the two. This results into more flexible, testable and maintainable code.

Lessons of Module 4
• The Importance of Binding
• Component to View
• Structural Directives
• Local Template Variables
• Value Conversion
• View to Component

Lab : TaskManager with Data Binding

• Modules
• Displaying a list of tasks
• Style
• Adding a Task

After completing module 4, students will be able to:
• Create and update a view using data binding.
• Handle user interactions in a component.
• Refer to elements with local template variables.
• Use pipes for value conversion.

In this module we’ll dive a bit deeper into Components. You’ll learn how to create a hierarchy of components and how to communicate between them.

Lessons of Module 5
• Using Multiple Components
• Input and Output
• ViewChild and ContentChild
• EventEmitter
• Directive Life Cycle

Lab : TaskManager: Using Multiple Components

• Adding some style
• TaskCreator component
• TaskCard component
• TaskList component
• App component
• Registering components

After completing module 5, students will be able to:
• Split up complex components into multiple components
• Set up parent-child communication
• Work with various life cycle hooks

What if you want to add custom behaviour to an existing element? In this module you’ll explore existing directives like NgClasses and NgStyle; and learn how to build your own.

Lessons of Module 6
• What are Attribute Directives?
• Built-in Attribute Directives
• Custom Attribute Directives

After completing module 6, students will be able to:
• Understand the role of attribute directives.
• Use built-in attribute directives. Create your own attribute directives.

With structural directives you can change the flow in your HTML. For example, how do you generate HTML dynamically based upon your data without having to write HTML in your JavaScript?

Lessons of Module 7
• What are Structural Directives?
• Built-in Structural Directives
• Templates
• Custom Structural Directives

After completing module 7, students will be able to:
• Understand the role of structural directives.
• Use built-in structural directives.
• Create your own structural directives.

Dependency Injection (DI) is the art of taking two strongly coupled objects and tearing them apart. This helps you write understandable, maintainable and testable code. It’s not really a choice in Angular either: you have to do it. Angular has an entire mechanism based on Providers to support DI which you will explore in this module.

Lessons of Module 8
• Terminology
• Dependency Injection Basics
• Services
• Providers
• Factories
• Injection Tokens

Lab : Creating a Task Service

• Implementing the Service
• Providing the service
• Updating the AppComponent
• Replacing the mock service with a real service

After completing module 8, students will be able to:
• Create their own services.
• Work with the various providers in Angular.
• Inject services into components and other services.

Pipes are a convenient way to make little changes to values in a view. This includes formatting and filtering of data. It’s easy to use and to extend the possibilities of pipes.

• Using a Pipe
• Built-in Pipes
• Custom Pipes
• Pure versus Impure

Lab : Temperature Pipe

• Create a pipe for displaying temperatures in Kelvin, Celsius and Farenheit
• Use your newly created pipe

After completing module 9, students will be able to:
• Use built-in pipes.
• Create their own pipes.
• Understand the importance of pure pipes.

Forms are essential to any app that allows you to manage data. You need to do more than just data binding. You need validation, automatic formatting, respond to data changes a so on. Angular provides two different approaches to dealing with this: Template-driven forms and Model-driven forms. This module will explore both.

Lessons of Module 10
• What’s in a Form
• Responding to Changes
• FormBuilder
• Data Validation

Lab : Task Editor Form

• The TaskEditor component
• Basic Validation
• Multiple validators
• Custom validators

After completing module 10, students will be able to:
• Choose between template-driven and model-driven forms.
• Create a form and submit the information.
• Add validation and visual feeDback.

This module will teach you how to retrieve and send data to your backend. We will focus on REST and use RxJS’s Observables to get the job done.

Lessons of Module 11
• Sending and Receiving Data
• HTTPClient Module
• HTTP Interceptors
• Observables versus Promises

Lab : Working with Observables

• Update Components wot work with observables

Lab : Talking to the Server

• Providing the HttpClient Module
• Implementing the HTTP service

After completing module 11, students will be able to:
• Work with HttpClient to make rest calls.
• Process the result with observables.

Instead of hopping from one page to the next, you can design your website as a Single Page Application. This makes your website feel and perform more like an application. SPAs have many advantages, but are usually difficult to implement. This module will teach about the constructs available in Angular to build a SPA.

Lessons of Module 12
• What is a SPA
• Router Module
• Route Configuration
• Parent-Child Navigation
• Route Guards

Lab : 7Building a SPA: Rabbit Rescue

• Replace static HTML with components and templates
• Set up routing per feature area
• Linking the feature area with root area

After completing module 12, students will be able to:
• Create a single page application.
• Create feature areas.
• Set up routing per feature.
• Intercept navigation with guards.