Angular Router Jumpstart & FREE E-Book (Udemy.com)

Angular Router Course with E-Book Included

( 14 Reviews )

Created by: Angular University

Produced in 2022

What you will learn

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Learn How To Use The Angular Router To Setup the Navigation System Of Your Application
Learn How To Implement Common Navigation Business Scenarios: Master Detail, Side Menu

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Overall Score : 82 / 100

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Course Description

This course (including the 52 page Angular Router Jumpstart E-Book) is a Concise and Practical Guide To the Angular Router. All the video content of this course is in line with the latest Angular 7 release.

If you are looking to learn quickly how to leverage the Angular router to build the navigation system of your application, then this is the right course for you!
We will cover everything from basic scenarios like how to set up the router in your application, declarative and programmatic navigation, to common business scenarios like implementing a Master / Detail navigation, Auxiliary Routes, Router Guards and Router Lazy Loading.
This course includes an exercise at the end where we will build a dashboard.
Course Detailed Overview
Single Page Applications have been around for many years now, but as we surf the Internet we rarely find them today. Why ? The main reason for that has been the difficulty of having single page apps be properly ranked by search engines.
But there are some very good news for Angular Developers, and developers of single page apps in general: the Google crawler is now much better at crawling single page applications, meaning that today its more important than ever for a developer to be able to build such type of applications. Also Single Page apps are and will likely continue to be very popular for building authenticated dashboards and enterprise applications.
The bottom line is that In the upcoming years we can expect an increase in the number of single page applications, so the goal of this course is to prepare you for that scenario by doing a step by step deep dive into the Angular Router.
What You Will Learn
This course covers the Angular Router in-depth. Its a continuously evolving course so you can expect new sections to be added as new releases are made. We are going to cover all the major routing concepts, starting at the beginning.
First we will cover how can we setup the router and avoid right off the bat some very common pitfalls that happen to developers that are just trying out the router for the first time. We are going to learn both declarative template driven routing and imperative or programmatic routing, and we are going to cover in detail child routes: when to use them and why, how do they work.
We are going to cover how the Angular Router allows us to easily implement some commonly used patterns like Master Detail. We are going to learn about the reactive features of the routers, namely we will cover the multiple parameters and query parameters observables.
We will cover the notion of route snapshot and we are going to show how routing can be the source of accidental memory leaks and how we can prevent that. The course will also cover route guards and auxiliary routes: we are going to learn exactly what are auxiliary routes but more importantly we will cover when should we use them, why and what are some common use cases.
The course finishes off with a very cool exercise where we are going to learn how we can build a widget dashboard by using the notion of auxiliary routes. With this course you can expect to get a solid foundation on the Angular router and feel confident tackling real world applications scenarios that involve the Angular Router.Who this course is for:

Angular Developers, trying to Quickly Learn The Angular Router

Time: 1.5h

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Angular University

4.1 Rating
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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.
About the course instructor:
Hello, my name is Vasco and I'm a Software Developer with 17 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. And that's just a few of them, please check my Linkedin for extensive recommendations.

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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By Arnold MESSIFET on

This is an exhaustive description of angular router features! This is a great Course!

By murugan swaminathan on

good work

By Rodrigo Lira on

The course covers many routing scenarios but the lectures are very fast peaced, the follow along code already has the completed project only and many core concepts are skipped without even any mentions (like, the author auto imports things and just expects you to know what you're doing). It's a good course but a lot of the material is available for free on the author's site.

By Joseph Henderson on

Excellent refresher. About the only thing I noted is that in many ways, it's easier to follow along with the completed apps with the videos, than to back up in git commits and build along.

By Andrew Elek on

overall pretty good. learned a few valuable items. wish there was a bit more about different types of route parameters, such as route specific params, as detailed in victor savkin's book

By Jparlato on

I think this course is great, but the presentation is complicated by not having versions of the code in different stages. I'm able to get through it and understand - but I find myself looking at code that does not match what I'm seeing on the video until I get to the end of the course.I would have liked to see the creation of the project including tsconfig.json and how to add auto compile on save options to the project.However, the course was very useful and I was able to learn a great deal from it.

By Piotr Kosmowski on

Very short course which probably was very useful some time ago but all of the content could be found in the other courses which covers Angular from A to B with guards, Angular Universal.I recommend to lower price or merge this course with course about basics.

By Developers Iterando on