Asp.Net Web Api Syllabus

Angular Course Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to Angular

  • Overview of Angular
    • What is Angular?
    • History and evolution of Angular
    • Why use Angular?
  • Angular Architecture
    • Components
    • Templates
    • Modules
    • Services and Dependency Injection
    • Directives
    • Pipes
    • Routing
  • Setting up the development environment
    • Installing Node.js, Angular CLI, and dependencies
    • Creating and managing Angular projects with Angular CLI
    • Running Angular applications

Module 2: Angular Standalone Components

  • Introduction to Standalone Components
    • What are Standalone Components?
    • Benefits of Standalone Components over traditional module-based components
    • Creating Standalone Components in Angular (using standalone: true)
    • Using Standalone Components in templates and routing
  • Modularizing with Standalone Components
    • Best practices for organizing Standalone Components
    • Lazy loading Standalone Components

Module 3: Angular Components and Templates

  • What is a Component?
    • Structure of an Angular component
    • Component lifecycle
  • Creating and using Components
    • Defining components using @Component decorator
    • Component templates, styles, and logic
  • Data Binding
    • Interpolation
    • Property binding
    • Event binding
    • Two-way data binding (ngModel)
  • Directives and Attribute Directives
    • Built-in directives: ngIf, ngFor, etc.
    • Custom directives

Module 4: Angular Modules and Services

  • Angular Modules (@NgModule)
    • Creating and managing Angular modules
    • Importing and exporting modules
    • Lazy loading of modules
  • Dependency Injection and Services
    • Introduction to dependency injection (DI)
    • Creating and using services in Angular
    • Singleton services and providers
    • HTTP services (HTTPClient)

Module 5: Angular Forms and ControlValueAccessor

  • Introduction to Angular Forms
    • Template-driven forms
    • Reactive forms
    • Form validation
    • Handling form input events
    • Custom validators
  • ControlValueAccessor Interface
    • What is ControlValueAccessor?
    • Creating custom form controls with ControlValueAccessor
    • Implementing ControlValueAccessor in custom form components
    • Using ControlValueAccessor in reactive and template-driven forms

Module 6: Routing and Navigation

  • Angular Router
    • Setting up routes in Angular
    • Route configuration and lazy loading
    • RouterLink and navigation
    • Route guards (CanActivate, CanDeactivate, etc.)
    • Handling query parameters and fragments
    • Routing lifecycle hooks

Module 7: Angular Directives and Pipes

  • Built-in Directives
    • Structural Directives: ngIf, ngFor, ngSwitch
    • Attribute Directives: ngClass, ngStyle, ngModel
    • Custom Directives
  • Angular Pipes
    • Built-in pipes (DatePipe, CurrencyPipe, etc.)
    • Creating custom pipes

Module 8: Angular HTTP and API Integration

  • Making HTTP requests with HTTPClient
    • GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
    • Handling API responses (Observables, RxJS)
    • Error handling and retry logic
  • Interceptors for request and response manipulation
  • Authentication and Authorization with Angular (JWT tokens, OAuth)

Module 9: Performance Optimization

  • Change Detection Strategies
    • Default vs OnPush change detection
    • Optimizing performance with trackBy
    • Lazy loading modules and components
    • Tree-shakable providers and lazy-loaded components
  • Bundle optimization (ng build –prod)

Module 10: Deployment and Production Builds

  • Preparing for production (ng build –prod)
  • Configuring environments (dev, prod)
  • Deploying Angular apps to various platforms (Netlify, Heroku, Firebase, etc.)
  • CI/CD with Angular (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, etc.)

Module 11: Capstone Project

  • Building a real-world Angular application
    • Planning and designing the application
    • Implementing features using Angular best practices
    • Testing and debugging the application
    • Deployment to a live server

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