What is Angular?
Angular is a front-end web framework built and maintained by Google. It lets you build fast, scalable, production-ready web applications. Companies like Google, Microsoft, Forbes, and Deutsche Bank use Angular in production.
The simplest way to think about it:
Plain HTML/CSS/JS = assembling furniture piece by piece with a manual. Angular = the furniture arrives pre-assembled, you just customize it.
Who is This Course For?
This course is for anyone who knows basic web development and wants to step into professional front-end development. You don't need to be an expert, but you need a foundation before Angular makes sense.
Prerequisites
HTML — Intermediate Forms, semantic tags, tables, data attributes. Not just divs and paragraphs.
CSS — Basic to Intermediate Flexbox, selectors, media queries, CSS variables. You don't need to be a designer.
JavaScript — This is the critical one You should be comfortable with variables, functions, arrays, objects, DOM manipulation, ES6+ features like arrow functions and destructuring, and async/await with Promises.
TypeScript — Angular's language Angular is written 100% in TypeScript. We cover this completely in Phase 1 so you don't need prior experience, but knowing JavaScript well will make it much easier.
Node.js + npm Just needs to be installed. We use it to run Angular CLI commands.
What This Course Covers
The course is structured in 10 phases, each building on the previous one.
Phase 1 — TypeScript — Types, interfaces, classes, generics, decorators. Everything Angular needs from TypeScript.
Phase 2 — Angular Fundamentals — Project setup, folder structure, modules, how Angular boots up, Angular CLI.
Phase 3 — Components — The building block of every Angular app. Lifecycle hooks, @Input, @Output, component communication.
Phase 4 — Data Binding & Directives — How data flows between your TypeScript code and HTML. Built-in directives like ngIf, ngFor. Building custom directives.
Phase 5 — Services & Dependency Injection — Separating logic from UI. Sharing data between components. How Angular's DI system works.
Phase 6 — Routing — Navigation between pages without reloading. Route guards, lazy loading, route parameters.
Phase 7 — Forms — Template-driven and Reactive forms. Validation, custom validators, dynamic forms.
Phase 8 — HTTP Client & APIs — Connecting your app to a real backend. Making GET, POST, PUT, DELETE requests. HTTP interceptors.
Phase 9 — RxJS & Observables — The reactive programming layer that powers Angular. Operators, Subjects, real-world patterns like search with debounce.
Phase 10 — Advanced Topics — Angular Signals, standalone components, performance optimization, state management, testing, and deployment.
Timeline
|
Weeks |
Focus |
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Week 1–2 |
TypeScript |
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Week 3–4 |
Fundamentals + Components |
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Week 5 |
Data
Binding + Directives |
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Week 6–7 |
Services + Routing + Forms |
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Week 8–9 |
HTTP +
RxJS |
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Week 10 |
Advanced Topics |
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Week
11–12 |
Build
real projects |
What You'll Build
By the end of this course you will build four real-world projects from scratch.
Todo App — Your first complete app. Covers components, forms, services, and local storage.
Weather App — Connects to a live weather API. Covers HTTP calls, pipes, and RxJS search patterns.
Blog App — Multi-page application with full routing, CRUD operations, and authentication guards.
E-commerce Cart — The most complete project. Covers state management, interceptors, lazy loading, and route guards.
After these four projects, you will have a solid portfolio and the confidence to build any Angular application professionally.
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