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Developing Dynamic Web Applications Using Angular

Learn the basic concepts behind Angular and the lifecycle of an Angular component. Plus, learn about the TypeScript compiler and how it"s used with Visual Studio Code.

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Created by: Pete Harris and Sidney Andrews

Course Description

If you"re a front-end developer using Angular, you"re already creating dynamic webpages for mobile and desktop web apps. Broaden your programming experience with a deeper dive into this open source framework.In this course for developers using Angular versions 2 and greater, you'll work through a series of sequential modules that cover increasingly complex topics. See why tried-and-true Angular does just what you need it to do, as you create sophisticated, enterprise-grade web apps that render, HTML components based on the client.Get a history of Angular, and explore basic Angular concepts and Node Package Manager. Create components and HTML templates, and look at template syntax and binding.Learn about the lifecycle of an Angular component or directive, the dependency injection framework, and even how to design modular applications. Work with advanced TypeScript features, like declarations, modules, and namespaces, and see their usage within Angular.Finally, review the TypeScript compiler and learn how it is used with Visual Studio Code. Make the most of the videos, hands-on labs, and multiple-choice assessments, as you build on your Angular experience.

Intermediate Level

Instructor Details

Pete Harris and Sidney Andrews

Pete Harris is a Senior Content Developer in Microsoft's Learning Experiences team based in Redmond, WA. He has a diverse background building content that spans Microsoft's application platform including Microsoft Azure and various data platform services. Pete has been building content for Microsoft since 1995. He continues to meet customers who think he looks familiar from training videos they saw of him in the Mastering Series titles he worked on in the nineties as well as current training on MicrosoftVirtualAcademy.com.