Angular Corporate Training Course

Edstellar's Angular instructor-led training course is designed with the insights of Angular, one of the premier JavaScript frameworks. It focuses on the framework's architecture, its environment setup, and the philosophy behind it. Improve web application quality with its modular and scalable application structure.

24 - 32 hrs
Instructor-led (On-site/Virtual)
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Angular Training

Drive Team Excellence with Angular Corporate Training

On-site or Online Angular Training - Get the best Angular training from top-rated instructors to upskill your teams.

Angular is a powerful and dynamic JavaScript framework primarily used for building Single-Page Applications (SPAs) and dynamic web applications. Angular emphasizes modularity, allowing developers to structure applications into logical pieces called 'modules.' Angular supports major web browsers and ensures consistent performance across platforms.

Our onsite Angular course provides a theoretical understanding of Angular and practical skills to implement the knowledge in real-world scenarios. The Angular instructor-led training course also offers insights into testing Angular applications, emphasizing both unit and end-to-end testing.

Angular Training for Employees: Key Learning Outcomes

Develop essential skills from industry-recognized Angular training providers. The course includes the following key learning outcomes:

  • Understand the core concepts and architecture of Angular
  • Apply two-way data binding to create dynamic, real-time applications
  • Design modular applications using Angular's component-based architecture
  • Develop Single-Page Applications (SPAs) using Angular's routing mechanisms
  • Implement Angular services and dependency injection to optimize modularity, code reuse, and application efficiency

Key Benefits of the Training

  • Angular's modular architecture allows for easy scaling of applications
  • Organizations can ensure consistent quality across all Angular projects
  • With a trained team, organizations can reduce the reliance on external consultants 
  • Angular’s two-way data binding and efficient algorithms ensure web applications are faster
  • Trained employees can easily manage, update, or scale components without affecting the entire application

Angular Training Topics and Outline

This Angular Training curriculum is meticulously designed by industry experts according to the current industry requirements and standards. The program provides an interactive learning experience that focuses on the dynamic demands of the field, ensuring relevance and applicability.

  1. Building blocks of web application development
    • Introduction to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
    • HTTP and REST APIs
    • Client-server architecture
  2. Introduction to Angular
    • What is Angular?
    • Why use Angular?
    • Key features of Angular
  3. Angular architecture
    • Components
    • Modules
    • Services
    • Dependency injection
  4. Building blocks of Angular
    • Directives
    • Pipes
    • Templates
  5. Angular installation
    • Installing Angular CLI
    • Creating a new Angular project
  6. Angular CLI
    • Overview of Angular CLI commands
    • Generating components, modules, services, and other files
  7. Understanding files in Angular
    • What are the different files in an Angular project?
    • How are they organized?
  1. Working of Angular applications
    • How Angular bootstraps an application
    • How Angular renders components
  2. Angular app bootstrapping
    • What is bootstrapping?
    • How to bootstrap an Angular application
  3. Angular modules
    • What are Angular modules?
    • Why use Angular modules?
    • How to create and import modules
  4. Decorators and its types
    • What are decorators?
    • Different types of decorators
    • How to use decorators
  5. Angular components
    • What are Angular components?
    • Anatomy of an Angular component
    • Creating and using components
  6. Ways to specify selectors
    • CSS selectors
    • Attribute selectors
    • Template reference variables
  7. Template and styles
    • What is template syntax?
    • How to use Angular directives
    • How to style Angular components
  8. Installing bootstrap to design application
    • What is Bootstrap?
    • How to install bootstrap in an Angular project
    • Using bootstrap to style Angular components
  1. Understanding Angular directives
    • What are directives?
    • Different types of directives
    • How to create and use directives
  2. @Component directive
    • Overview of the @Component directive
    • How to use the @Component directive to create components
  3. Structural directives
    • What are structural directives?
    • Built-in structural directives
    • How to use structural directives
  4. Attribute directives
    • What are attribute directives?
    • Built-in attribute directives
    • How to use attribute directives
  5. Custom directives
    • How to create custom directives
    • Using custom directives in Angular templates
  6. Pipes
    • What are pipes?
    • Built-in pipes
    • How to use pipes
    • Chaining pipes
  7. Custom pipes
    • How to create custom pipes
    • Using custom pipes in Angular templates
  1. Angular service
    • What is a service?
    • Why use services?
    • How to create and use services
  2. Need for a service
    • When to use services in Angular applications
  3. Dependency injection
    • What is dependency injection?
    • Benefits of using dependency injection
    • How to use dependency injection in Angular applications
  4. Creating a service
    • How to create a new service
    • Injecting services into other services and components
  5. Hierarchical injector
    • What is the hierarchical injector?
    • How does the hierarchical injector work?
  6. Injecting a service into another service
    • How to inject services into other services
  7. Observables
    • What are observables?
    • How to use observables in Angular applications
  1. RxJS library
    • What is RxJS?
    • Key features of RxJS
    • How to use RxJS in Angular applications
  2. Angular’s interaction with backend
    • How Angular interacts with backend servers
    • Making HTTP requests from Angular applications
  3. Parts of an HTTP request
    • What are the different parts of an HTTP request?
  4. HTTPClient
    • What is HTTPClient?
    • How to use HTTPClient to make HTTP requests in Angular applications
  1. Angular router
    • What is the Angular router?
    • How does the Angular router work?
  2. Setting up routes
    • How to set up routes in Angular applications
  3. Adding routes using routerLink
    • How to add routes using the directive
  4. Wildcard and redirecting routes
    • How to use wildcard routes and redirecting routes
  5. Adding navigation programmatically
    • How to add navigation programmatically in Angular applications
  6. Passing route parameters
    • How to pass route parameters from one component to another
  7. Extracting parameters using activated route
    • How to extract route parameters using the ActivatedRoute service
  8. Optional route parameters
    • How to use optional route parameters
  9. Child routes
    • What are child routes?
    • How to use child routes
  10. Route guards
    • What are route guards?
    • How to use route guards
  11. Location strategies
    • What are location strategies?
    • Different types of location strategies
    • How to choose a location strategy
  1. Angular forms
    • What are Angular forms?
    • Why use Angular forms?
  2. Types of forms
    • Template-driven forms
    • Reactive forms
  3. Underlying building blocks of the form model
    • Form groups
    • Form controls
    • Validations
  4. Template-driven vs reactive forms
    • Comparison of template-driven and reactive forms
    • When to use each type of form
  5. Template-driven forms
    • How to create and use template-driven forms
  6. Reactive forms
    • How to create and use reactive forms
  7. Dynamically adding data to a form
    • How to dynamically add data to a form using template-driven forms and reactive forms
  1. What is form validation?
    • Why is form validation important?
    • Different types of form validation
  2. Types of form validation
    • Client-side validation
    • Server-side validation
  3. Built-in validators
    • Overview of the built-in validators in Angular
  4. Form control’s status and validity
    • How to check the status and validity of a form control
  5. Form validation methods
    • How to validate forms using Angular's validation methods
  6. CSS classes for form control
    • How to use CSS classes to style form controls based on their validation status
  7. Custom validators in template driven forms
    • How to create custom validators in template-driven forms
  1. What is authentication?
    • What is authentication and why is it important?
    • Different types of authentication mechanisms
  2. Authentication and authorization
    • Difference between authentication and authorization
  3. Types of authentication
    • Common types of authentication mechanisms, such as HTTP Basic Auth, OAuth2, and JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
  4. Where to store tokens?
    • Where to store authentication tokens in Angular applications
  5. JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
    • What are JSON Web Tokens (JWT)?
    • How to use JWT for authentication in Angular applications
  6. Authentication in Angular application
    • Implementing authentication in Angular applications using JWT
  7. Security threats in web application
    • Common security threats in web applications
    • How to mitigate security threats in Angular applications
  1. Testing
    • Why is testing important?
    • Different types of testing
  2. Testing Angular application using Jasmine and Karma
    • How to test Angular applications using Jasmine and Karma
  3. Maintaining application code using Git
    • What is Git?
    • How to use Git to maintain application code
  4. Version control system
    • What is a version control system?
    • Benefits of using a version control system
  5. Why should we use Git?
    • Advantages of using Git as a version control system
  6. Git file workflow
    • Common Git workflow for managing application code
  7. Running application on production server: Nginx
    • What is Nginx?
    • How to configure Nginx to serve Angular applications
  8. Deployment of an application using Docker
    • What is Docker?
    • Benefits of using Docker to deploy Angular applications
    • How to deploy an Angular application using Docker

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Elevate your team's Angular skills with our Angular corporate training course. Choose from transparent pricing options tailored to your needs. Whether you have a training requirement for a small group or for large groups, our training solutions have you covered.

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Our customized corporate training packages offer various benefits. Maximize your organization's training budget and save big on your Angular training by choosing one of our training packages. This option is best suited for organizations with multiple training requirements. Our training packages are a cost-effective way to scale up your workforce skill transformation efforts..

Starter Package

125 licenses

64 hours of training (includes VILT/In-person On-site)

Tailored for SMBs

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350 licenses

160 hours of training (includes VILT/In-person On-site)

Ideal for growing SMBs

Enterprise Package

900 licenses

400 hours of training (includes VILT/In-person On-site)

Designed for large corporations

Custom Package

Unlimited licenses

Unlimited duration

Designed for large corporations

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The Training course is designed for organizations across industries, including e-commerce, banking and finance, healthcare, education, entertainment and media, travel and hospitality, real estate, manufacturing, and telecommunications. It upskills professionals in the job roles, such as web developers, front-end developers, back-end developers, software engineers, IT consultants, tech leads, full-stack developers and architects.

Prerequisites for Angular Training

The professionals attending the Angular training course need to have a basic understanding of HTML, JavaScript and TypeScript.

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