Angular: Building an Interface
2h 20mIntermediate2019-01-11
Authors

Ray Villalobos
Senior Staff Instructor at LinkedIn Learning
Course details
Angular was built specifically to connect users to services, and interfaces are where that connection happens. In this practical, hands-on course, get started with Angular by learning how to use it to build an interface. Ray Villalobos demonstrates how to start an Angular project right with the command line interface (CLI), before taking a closer look at components and events, as well as how to manage list data. By showing how to build something realistic—a form that lets users add appointments for a business—Ray helps you grasp how to solve real problems with this popular JavaScript framework.
Learning objectives
Building custom Angular projects
Working with subcomponents
Adding icons
Adding search functionality
Using lifecycle methods
Managing list data
Indexing your data
Updating records
Learning objectives
Building custom Angular projects
Working with subcomponents
Adding icons
Adding search functionality
Using lifecycle methods
Managing list data
Indexing your data
Updating records
Skills covered
AngularFront-End Web DevelopmentProjectWeb DevelopmentOpen Source
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Building an interface with Angular
- 02 - Using the exercise files
1. Building Custom Angular Projects
- 03 - Working with the Angular CLI
- 04 - Understanding a CLI project
- 05 - Exploring your src folder
- 06 - Adding your own node modules
- 07 - Understanding the sample application
- 08 - Customizing an application
2. Working with Subcomponents
- 09 - Scaffolding your application
- 10 - Lifecycle events when importing data
- 11 - Passing data to subcomponents
- 12 - Adding icons
- 13 - Cross-component events
- 14 - Filtering dates with pipes
3. Creating More Subcomponents
- 15 - Using NgClass to toggle classes
- 16 - Managing form submission
- 17 - Creating your search component
4. Managing List Data
- 18 - Creating a modified list
- 19 - Sorting your list
- 20 - Modifying drop-down display
- 21 - Controlling sorting
- 22 - Indexing your data
- 23 - Updating records
Conclusion
- 24 - Next steps