Sunday, March 2, 2025

#1 Angular v.19 Tutorials

 For a 16-hour Angular 19 tutorial schedule, I’ll condense the content into 8 sessions of 2 hours each, focusing on essential topics while balancing theory and hands-on practice.


Angular v.19 - 16-Hour Course Schedule (8 Sessions, 2 Hours Each)

Session 1: Introduction & Setup (2 hours)

  • What is Angular? Key Features & Use Cases
  • Angular vs. React vs. Vue – When to Choose Angular
  • Setting up Angular Environment (Node.js, Angular CLI)
  • Creating a New Angular Project & Project Structure
  • Hands-on: Build a Simple Angular Component

Session 2: Components, Templates & Data Binding (2 hours)

  • Understanding Components & Lifecycle Hooks
  • Template Syntax & Data Binding (Interpolation, Property Binding, Event Binding)
  • Two-way Data Binding with ngModel
  • Hands-on: Create a Basic Interactive Form

Session 3: Directives, Pipes & Services (2 hours)

  • Built-in Directives: *ngIf, *ngFor, ngClass, ngStyle
  • Custom Directives & Pipes
  • Creating & Injecting Services
  • Hands-on: Implement a Custom Pipe & Service

Session 4: Routing & Navigation (2 hours)

  • Setting Up Angular Routing
  • Router Outlet, Navigation & Router Parameters
  • Route Guards (CanActivate, CanDeactivate)
  • Hands-on: Build a Multi-Page Angular App

Session 5: Forms & Validation (2 hours)

  • Template-Driven vs. Reactive Forms
  • Form Controls & Validators
  • Custom Validators & Error Handling
  • Hands-on: Create & Validate a User Registration Form

Session 6: HTTP & APIs (2 hours)

  • Fetching Data with HttpClient
  • Handling API Responses & Errors
  • Using Interceptors for Authentication (JWT)
  • Hands-on: Fetch & Display Data from an API

Session 7: State Management & Performance Optimization (2 hours)

  • Managing State with Services & Observables
  • Introduction to NgRx (Redux for Angular)
  • Optimizing Angular Apps (Lazy Loading, Change Detection)
  • Hands-on: Implement a Simple State Management System

Session 8: Testing, Deployment & Final Project (2 hours)

  • Unit Testing with Jasmine & Karma
  • Building & Deploying an Angular App (Firebase/Vercel)
  • Recap & Best Practices
  • Hands-on: Complete a Mini-Project

This schedule ensures students grasp essential Angular 19 concepts within 16 hours while working on hands-on projects. Would you like any specific modifications? 😊

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