Master Angular Fundamentals by Building a Real App

Course Description

This project-based course is designed to teach you the fundamentals of Angular — one of the most popular front-end frameworks — by guiding you through the development of a fully functional real-world application. Whether you’re new to Angular or looking to solidify your foundation, this course takes you from core concepts to hands-on implementation using best practices.

You will learn how to create components, manage data with services, handle routing, consume REST APIs, and implement forms and validations — all within the context of a real application. By the end, you’ll not only understand Angular’s architecture but also be confident in using it to build scalable web apps.

🏅 Certification

Upon successful completion, you will earn a Certificate of Completion, verifying that you have:

• Mastered Angular’s core concepts

• Built a complete, functioning Angular app

• Demonstrated proficiency in component-based architecture, forms, services, and routing

This certification is ideal for sharing on LinkedIn, adding to your resume, or using as proof of skills for job applications and promotions.

🎯 Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

1. Understand Angular Architecture

   • Comprehend how Angular works internally including the role of modules, components, templates, and services.

2. Build and Structure an Angular Project

   • Set up an Angular development environment using Angular CLI.

   • Organize a scalable folder and module structure.

3. Create and Use Components

   • Build reusable and dynamic components using data binding and lifecycle hooks.

4. Manage Data with Services and Dependency Injection

   • Use Angular services to handle shared data and logic.

   • Understand and apply Angular’s dependency injection mechanism.

5. Implement Client-Side Routing

   • Create and manage multiple views using Angular Router.

   • Use route parameters and guards to protect routes.

6. Work with Forms

   • Build both template-driven and reactive forms.

   • Implement custom validations and user-friendly error displays.

7. Consume RESTful APIs

   • Use Angular’s HttpClient to make API calls.

   • Handle asynchronous data and error responses.

8. Deploy an Angular Application

   • Build and deploy your app to a live server (e.g., Firebase Hosting, Vercel, Netlify).

9. Apply Best Practices

   • Use coding standards, clean architecture, and testing-friendly code organization.

10. Build a Real-World Application

• Create a real app such as a Task Manager, Blog Platform, or eCommerce Dashboard, showcasing everything you’ve learned.