Angular Deep Dive - Beginner to Advanced (Angular 22) (Udemy.com)
Updated To Angular 22 (Angular Signals, defer, @if @for): Advanced Features of the Angular Core and Common modules
Created by: Angular University
Last updated September 2026
What you will learn
- Code in Github repository with downloadable ZIP files per section
- Understand key questions about Angular: Why Angular, what are the benefits?
- Know how to build and style your own custom Angular Components
- Learn in detail all the functionality available in Core Directives
- Feel comfortable with Intermediate topics like Template Querying, Content Projection, Dynamic Templates and more
- Have in-depth knowledge how to build custom Attribute and Structural Directives
- Feel comfortable with Advanced topics like View Encapsulation, Change Detection, Dependency Injection, Lifecycle Hooks and more
- Learn in detail about custom Modules, custom Pipes and Internationalization (i18n)
- Learn all about Angular Elements (Advanced)
Quality Score
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Overall Score : 90 / 100
Course Description
This course will give you a solid foundation on the Angular platform by giving you with an in-depth guide tour of all the advanced features available in the Angular Core and Common modules.
These are the baseline modules from which all other modules in the Angular ecosystem are built with, so this is the part of Angular that you want to learn first, and in as much detail as possible.
Angular has evolved a lot during the years, and since the introduction of Signals there is sometimes more than one way of doing things. In this course we will course each feature both ways where applicable, both with Signals and with decorators.
In this course, you will get an exhaustive guided tour of all the basic and also the advanced functionality available in these two Angular essential modules (including Angular Elements).
This guide will cover everything from the most commonly used features of Angular, up until the most advanced topics of Angular Core, such as the multiple modes of change detection, style isolation, dependency injection, content projection, internationalization, standalone components and more.
The course starts from the beginning, assuming no prior knowledge of Angular. Each concept is introduced based only on previous concepts, so there are no forward references to help with the learning process.
Even though the course starts with the essential concepts of Angular, it will quickly evolve into intermediate to advanced topics. So no matter what your current Angular level is, there is something for everyone in this course!
To help you make the most out of the standalone components feature, you have available a full section on how to migrate an existing application to standalone components, and completely remove NgModules from your application.
Course Overview
This course will start with a quick and practical introduction to the Angular framework. You are going to set up your development environment, and using the Angular CLI you will quickly scaffold a small Angular project from scratch.
Using this initial playground, we are then going to answer some of the most common Angular questions: Why Angular, what are its main advantages and key features? We will answer this by demonstrating how the change detection mechanism works, and introduce some of the Angular template syntax.
We will then cover one by one all the features of the Angular Core and Common modules, which include:
Custom components with @Component
Components @Input and @Output, event Emitters
Control flow syntax: @if, @for, @switch
ngFor
ngIf
ngClass
ngStyle
ngSwitch
@defer - Partial template loading
Observables
Built-In Pipes
Async Pipe
Custom Pipes
@Injectable and Custom Services
Lifecycle Hooks (ngOnInit, ngOnDestroy, etc.)
HTTP Client - GET POST PUT DELETE
@ViewChild and AfterViewInit
@ViewChildren
ng-content and Component Projection
@ContentChild and AfterContentInit
@ContentChildren
ng-template & ng-container
ngTemplateOutlet
AfterContentChecked and AfterViewChecked
ngDoCheck
Normal Change Detection
@Attribute
OnPush Change Detection
Custom Change Detection
View Encapsulation modes
@Directive
@Host
@HostListener
@HostBinding
Structural Directives
@Inject
@Optional
@Self
@SkipSelf
Hierarchical Injector
Custom Pipe
@NgModule
host, host-context, etc.
@NgPlural and other i18n features
Angular Elements
Angular Standalone Components
Angular Signals
What Will You Learn In this Course?
This course will give you advanced practical knowledge of the Angular framework. After taking this course you will feel very comfortable building Angular Applications, as you will have a detailed understanding of everything that is made available by the Angular framework core modules.
Instructor Details
- 4.5 Rating
13,334 Reviews
Angular University
Hello, I'm Vasco Cavalheiro and I'm an online instructor at the Angular University.
Over the years I have helped over 200k developers to learn the Angular framework and its surrounding ecosystem of technologies.
Check out my Linkedin in the links section on the top right.
About the Angular University:
The Angular University aims to be the one place that you go in order to learn and keep up with the whole Angular ecosystem. We provide premium quality video tutorials, screencast style.
No matter if you are a beginner, intermediate or advanced in Angular, we have several courses for you.
More about me:
I'm a Software Developer with many years of experience, very seasoned building user interfaces with Angular. I've worked as a Frontend Developer/Architect in a large variety of enterprise projects throughout the years.
I worked on a ton of projects, everything from single page applications to help build the European Criminal Record Information Exchange System, to brand new e-banking portals, to corporate banking portals, and more. I've been a key part of internal framework teams that built frameworks for in-house departments of tens of developers.
I also love to teach, write and talk about technology. I am looking forward to be your Angular instructor,
Kind Regards,
Vasco
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Reviews
By Akash Kriplani on 8/14/2026
I work as a Angular developer and needed a quick refresher on basic concepts and this course does a great job. Especially, the Angular Injectable Services and Angular Change Detection sections were my favorite. One thing that it lacked though is heavy explanation of Signals which I was looking forward to. This course barely scratches the surface. It can be a beginner Angular course without signals.
By Hermes Edmundo Martinez Medina on 8/2/2026
the explanation is really very clear trainer does not need to emphasize things since the first moment he speaks very clearly.
By Jonathan Prestmoen on 7/20/2026
I have been using Angular professionally as a junior developer for about a year. Then took this course to increase my overall understanding, and I am very glad I did. This was the perfect course for giving me a solid understanding that I can now build upon. I think the pace and ordering of subjects was great, the examples were good and to the point. There are a lot of topics covered so I can see it feeling a bit overwhelming at times. What worked well for me was to continually take notes ordered by subject, and then go back to these notes later... So basically applying basic study techniques. I would absolutely recommend this course to anyone new to Angular, or even those that have been using it for a while (like me) but newer truly had the chance to properly learn Angular.
By Can SESEN on 6/3/2026
Really simple to understand and seem to be complete for beginner. Would say that the speech speed is a bit slow, but that's just personal preference.
By Anonymized User on 5/26/2026
no PPT file, more english in course, concept in point in ppt file and example will be good, more english , can not remember long term after end of video. for new learners other than brush up. Training has sound expertise
By Jelena Cuk on 4/21/2026
The course is very well explained and helpfull, it misses extra section which explains angular routing, that would complete the course in my opinion.
By W Russ Andrews on 4/16/2026
Some parts are a little dated because Angular has changed, but the course is concise, practical, and immediately useful. Vasco focuses on the real-world concepts and patterns you actually need.
By Jenish Rabadiya on 4/3/2026
What I loved: Perfect Pacing: The speed at which the instructor explains the topics is excellent and easy to follow. Great Progression: I loved that the course starts with the very basics before diving deep into advanced concepts. It prevents you from feeling overwhelmed. Under the Hood Insights: Explaining how Angular actually works behind the scenes is incredibly valuable and sets this course apart from basic tutorials. What could be improved: Missing Reactive Forms: This is a core part of Angular development and really needs to be included in the curriculum. No Unit Testing: In modern, live projects, unit testing is mandatory. Adding a comprehensive section on writing tests would make this course significantly more relevant for job-seekers.
By Chao Peng on 3/27/2026
It’s a really good course—especially suited for developers with a backend background like me. I’ve fully updated my Angular knowledge from version 16 to 21.
By Jim Mallet on 3/4/2026
Angular 21's default application setup is quite a bit different from the screens shown in the video. The video should be updated for Angular 21












