Packt Publishing
The latest version of Angular comes with several new features that help you to make your applications smaller and faster. Angular 5 is a structural framework for building dynamic web applications. If you re facing a challenge in building robust and efficient web applications with Angular 5, then look no further as this learning path will enable you to get to grips with Angular 5 by building mobile and desktop web applications with Angular 5.
This comprehensive 2–in–1 course covers the fundamentals of Angular 5 such as properties, events, directives, and pipes for you to implement and enhance these components into your applications. You will then learn the combination of Angular and TypeScript by building real–world applications. You will also build a real–time chat application using Angular 5, Angular CLI, Bootstrap 4 and Firebase.
This training program includes 2 complete courses, carefully chosen to give you the most comprehensive training possible.
The first course, Angular 5 Fundamentals, starts off with covering the components to build an application. You will then explore TypeScript and use it to build apps in the best way possible. You will also learn the building blocks for creating Angular applications such as properties, events, directives, and pipes and will implement them into your applications. Next, you will learn how to use Angular components to organize your components in a scalable way. You will then understand how to get data in your app and add navigation to it. Finally, you will deep dive and work with forms and authentication.
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Courses : 212
Specification: Complete Angular 5 Masterclass: 2-in-1
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 7.5 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Thomas Foster –
I preferred the second of the two courses, as it was far more hands on. The first course was far less practical and was too focused on terminology. The first course also seemed to assume far more previous JS experience than the second. I think both are still worth doing, however I would say the first half could be improved. The second half does have some minor issues as it is using an older version of Angular, especially with rxjs as there have been breaking changes in that library.