This video is a comprehensive course on the Angular framework. It covers a wide range of topics from setting up the development environment and tooling, to creating new projects and configuring them, to building and deploying Angular applications.
It starts with an introduction to the course, and then dives into the specifics of setting up and tooling, including the Angular CLI, which is a command-line interface for creating Angular projects, generating components, and performing other development tasks. It also goes through the process of creating a new project and building and serving the Angular application.
The course also covers core concepts in Angular such as modules, which are used to organize the application's code and to share functionality across different parts of the application. Additionally, it covers creating Angular services, which are classes that provide specific functionality and can be shared across different parts of the application, and importing them.
It also covers the use of Angular components, which are the building blocks of an Angular application and define the view and behavior of different parts of the application. It includes an explanation of event binding and two-way binding, and how to create custom pipes in Angular. It also covers service and dependency injection, which is a way of managing objects and their dependencies throughout an application.
The course also goes over the use of Http service, which is used for making network requests and handling errors. It covers the use of directives which are used to add behavior to elements in the view and different types of directive available in Angular. It also covers the use of routing and navigation, which allows for navigation between different parts of the application and lazy loading of modules.
The course finishes with the use of forms, semantic, and Angular material which will help in improve the user experience and make the UI/UX more elegant. The Angular Material is a collection of pre-built components and directives that can be used to enhance the look and feel of an Angular application.
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