Angular Training

The Angular 11 course has been thoughtfully designed to make you a skilled developer ready to take on significant roles in top tech companies. At the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Apply TypeScript to develop Angular applications
• Manually create components as well as use components such as CLI 
• Decompose monolithic UI into smaller components to create larger pages 
• Modularize angular application and by creating feature modules 
• Create template syntax and apply these concepts in developing dynamic templates 
• Develop template-driven and reactive forms
• Create services to hold business logic, and inject services into services and components
• Implement navigation and protect routes and consume remote services
• Use angular elements to implement web components
• Test angular applications using jasmine, angular testing utilities and karma
• Use Chrome and vscode to debug Angular applications
• Work with the applications of Angular CLI and augury

The program takes you on a learning journey from the fundamental to the advanced concepts in Angular. Whatever your level of expertise – beginner, intermediate or expert – you will benefit from this course to hone your skills and become an expert Angular developer. The training is designed in such a way that even novices can develop their skill set through instructor-led training, hands-on exercises, projects and related courseware. Upon completion of the course, you will become proficient with Angular and its core features.

In general, version 2 onwards, Angular adopted a completely rewritten architecture that has positively evolved over time to support evolving benchmarks of performance and stability. Here are some of the differences in the versions from 2 to 11: 

• Notable improvements in support for newer TypeScript editions has ensured a great developer experience as well as the production of error free code. 
• Angular 4 was the logical successor for Angular 2 which featured a number of performance improvements including reduced size of the compiled application. 
• Angular 5 brought about further optimizations including the ability to share application state between server rendered and client version of an Angular application. 
• Angular 6 brought RxJS6 besides improvements to the underlying toolchain that is used to develop and produce a compiled Angular app. 
• Angular 6 also included Angular Elements, a remarkable feature which allows generation of components that can co-exist and work with applications built using other frameworks.  
• Angular 7, like Angular 6, included several internal enhancements including a new application compiler named ngcc. This version also brought in native support for drag and drop. 
• Angular 8 introduced among other things, support for web workers for generating production bundles. This improves performance and produces faster builds. 
• Angular 9 introduced Ivy as the default high performance compiler which produces smaller production bundles besides several updates to TypeScript. 
• Angular 10 introduced several internal fixes and enhancements. 
• Angular 11 includes support for Webpack 5, updates to the hot module reloading feature and several other minor updates. 

Yes, our Angular course is designed to give you flexibility to skill up as per your convenience. We have both weekday and weekend batches to accommodate your current job and have interesting projects that will keep you practicing as you learn.

In addition to training hours, we recommend spending about 2 hours per day every day of the training and for a week thereafter. Study, practice and achieve optimal benefits from the course.

The Angular 11 course is well-suited for:

1. Professionals/novices who want to build scalable single-page apps
2. Professionals/novices who want to use client-side web development for web apps
3. Candidates aspiring for a career in front-end Web App development

Below are the prerequisites for the course:

• Basic HTML and CSS Knowledge
• Intermediate JavaScript knowledge

Hardware requirements 

• Windows 8 / Windows 10 OS, MAC OS >=10, Ubuntu >= 16 or latest version of other popular Linux flavors
• 4 GB RAM
• 10 GB of free space

Software Requirements

• A web browser such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Firefox

System Requirements 

• 32 or 64-bit Operating System
• Any workstation or laptop with at least 8 GB of RAM 

Installations Needed 

Make sure you have the latest version of: 

• Node.JS and NPM installation 
  
• Angular 8 CLI installation
  
• Chrome or Firefox

On adequately completing all aspects of the Angular 11 course, you will be provided with a course completion certificate from KnowledgeHut.

More than the certificate, however, you will get to prove your mettle in webpage development by working on real-world projects and adding these to your portfolio. In this program, you will learn on the job, much like most Angular developers in leading tech companies. You will get various learning experiences through assignments and module-level projects as well as a chance to apply all your learnings in independent capstone projects.

Along the course, you will have the opportunity to build your project portfolio with two industry-relevant capstone projects under the mentorship of an industry expert.

You will go about the projects the same way you would execute projects in the real business world. By the end of the course, you will have developed immediately applicable skills and be work ready.

The Angular workshop at KnowledgeHut is delivered through PRISM, our immersive learning experience platform, via live and interactive instructor-led training sessions. 

Listen, learn, ask questions, and get all your doubts clarified from your instructor, who is an experienced Angular and web development industry expert.

The Angular course is delivered by leading practitioners who bring trending, best practices, and case studies from their experience to the live, interactive training sessions. The instructors are industry-recognized experts with over 10 years of experience in web development.

The instructors will not only impart conceptual knowledge but end-to-end mentorship too, with hands-on guidance on the real-world projects.

Our Angular course focuses on engaging interaction. Most class time is dedicated to fun hands-on exercises, lively discussions, case studies and team collaboration, all facilitated by an instructor who is an industry expert. The focus is on developing immediately applicable skills to real-world problems.

Such a workshop structure enables us to deliver an applied learning experience. This reputable workshop structure has worked well with thousands of engineers, whom we have helped upskill, over the years.

Our Angular workshops are currently held online. So, anyone with a stable internet, from anywhere across the world, can access the course and benefit from it.

Schedules for our upcoming workshops in Angular can be found here.

We currently use the Zoom platform for video conferencing. We will also be adding more integrations with Webex and Microsoft Teams. However, all the sessions and recordings will be available right from within our learning platform. Learners will not have to wait for any notifications or links or install any additional software.

You will receive a registration link from PRISM to your e-mail id. You will have to visit the link and set your password. After which, you can log in to our Immersive Learning Experience platform and start your educational journey.

Yes, there are other participants who actively participate in the class. They remotely attend online training from office, home, or any place of their choosing.

In case of any queries, our support team is available to you 24/7 via the Help and Support section on PRISM. You can also reach out to your workshop manager via group messenger.

If you miss a class, you can access the class recordings from PRISM at any time. At the beginning of every session, there will be a 10-12 minute recapitulation of the previous class.

Should you have any more questions, please raise a ticket or email us at support@knowledgehut.com and we will be happy to get back to you.

With our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee policy, you are assured of the highest standards of quality. At KnowledgeHut, we strive to ensure that your learning experience with us is beyond reproach. However, if for any reason your expectations are not met, we will refund the course fee in accordance with our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee policy.

Yes, you can switch the start date to your Angular training, with prior notice of at least 24 hrs and subject to availability in the desired batch.

Yes, we have a 100% money-back guarantee in line with our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee policy.

Yes, scholarships are available for students and veterans with grants up to 50% of the course fees.

To avail scholarships for our Angular course, please get in touch with us at support@knowledgehut.com. The team shall send across the forms and instructions to you. Based upon the responses and answers that we receive, our panel of experts take a decision on the Grant. The entire process could take about 7 to 15 days. 

Yes, group discounts are available and apply to groups as small as three (3) participants. The more participants that attend a training course, the greater the discount. By registering in groups, you can typically save up 20% to 30% on the course fee. For more details, please check out upcoming schedules.

Yes, instalment options are available for payment of course fee. To avail the instalment option, please get in touch with us at support@knowledgehut.com. The team will explain how the instalments work and provide timelines for your case.

Typically, the number of instalments vary from 2 to 3, but the full amount must be paid before you complete the course.

Angular is a front-end web development framework developed by Google. It is based on TypeScript, which is a superset of JavaScript. Angular is an open-source framework and has a large community of developers contributing towards it. It is one of the most popular web development frameworks mainly used for developing single-page applications.

Angular is a structural framework used for building dynamic web applications. It goes beyond being a library to being a framework because Angular contains the control flow and is like a skeleton where application defines the features. In short, Angular calls the code and not the way around.

Angular is based on TypeScript, which is at its core – JavaScript. So, it becomes essential to have at least a basic understanding of JavaScript for you to learn Angular. A good grasp on JavaScript along with an idea on HTML and CSS will be very useful to learn Angular.  The only way to really get to know how Angular works is by having a good understanding of JavaScript.

TypeScript is a superset of ES6 JavaScript which in turn is a superset of ES5 JavaScript. The conversion of TypeScript to JavaScript is seen as a shredding of features.

When translating TypeScript to JavaScript using decorators, one should remove class property modifiers such as private and public. Then one can remove type declarations such as string and boolean. It is important to keep the constructor parameter types that are used for dependency injection.

To move from ES6 with decorators to plain ES6, one has to remove all decorator types. Then, from plain ES6 to ES5, one needs to remove the main feature such as import statements and class declarations.

Both Angular and React are widely used and are popular front-end web development solutions.

While ReactJS is more a library, Angular is a framework. 

Each has its advantages –

• While React is a very flexible solution, Angular is a structured framework giving much more functionality and you do not need to decide on what routing libraries, you can just start coding. 
• React uses a one-directional data flow updating the virtual DOM while Angular uses a two-directional flow process and updates the real DOM.
• React can be combined with other libraries while Angular is a complete solution in itself.
• React is easier to learn than Angular making it the more popular among the developer community.
• Angular, however, has a larger and strong community backing it up and the future does look good.
• Angular is easier to set up but takes a longer time to deliver projects whereas React takes a longer time to set up and a shorter time to deliver projects.

A directive in Angular is used to manipulate the Document Object Model or DOM. A directive is a function that executes whenever the Angular compiler finds in the DOM. Directives are used to change the appearance, layout, and behavior of a DOM element. It also helps to extend the HTML.

Unit testing in Angular is a technique that tests a piece of code in isolation. Unit tests play an important role as they help to catch bugs early and ensure the quality of code. Unit tests provide documentation for the code.

Angular CLI stands for – Angular Command Line Interface. Angular CLI is a command-line tool for creating Angular apps. Angular CLI provides boilerplates that ensure you do not spend time on installing and configuring dependencies. Angular CLI saves time and bring in efficiency during application development.

Angular routing is the official Angular routing library written and maintained by the Angular Team. Angular router first activates all required Angular components to set up a page when a user navigates to a particular URL. The router then lets users navigate from page to another without a page load. It also updates the browser’s history to allow users to use the forward and back buttons as they navigate.

After coding the Angular app using TypeScript, you can use Angular CLI is first to build the app.

After the Angular build is completed, all the application’s modules, services, and components are transferred to the JavaScript.js file. This is then used to run angular applications in the browser.

The following are the steps –

Step#1 Install the Express session module through npm – allows you to send cookies to clients

Step#2 Initialize by typing app.use (session)}

Step#3 Then use the secret key – to unauthenticate for users not been permitted

Step#4 Then type req.session.user to set the user email and password

Step#5 Then type app. (data’, (req, ses)

Additionally, you will have to use {withCredentials: true}  on your requests which would allow you to send cookies.

Angular manages sessions in three ways –

• Cookies
• Session Storage
• Local Storage

Code editor is the basic requirement for programming. It helps boost a developer’s efficiency and may also bring it down. There are quite a good number of code editors out there but Visual Studio Code editor is the more preferred one. VSC editor is a free and open source editor developed by Microsoft. It has strong support for Angular and TypeScript. 

Some other good code editors are -

• Sublime Text
• Atom Editor
• Webstrom
• Angular IDE

You can start with the latest version of Angular, Angular 11. However, you must have knowledge about the previous versions. Note that angular 1.x or Angular JS and Angular 2 (and higher) are completely different. After angular 2, every version has the same foundation with newer features.

The latest version of Angular is version 9, which has numerous features and updates for developers and companies. There is no new module or router. Instead, it focuses more on the effectiveness and compilation. Here are some major updates in Angular 9 update:

• Ivy engine is the new generation compilation pipeline responsible for rendering, running phase, and framework context. It also means that the bundles will now be 40% smaller.
• With the new update, the metadata is stored directly in the components by the Ivy. This way, it is easier to obtain them separately.
• Before Angular 9, i18N had a major time-consumption problem. The update has introduced @angular/localize that creates a single build, then creates a copy, and finally inserts translation text. Also, @angular/localize adds metadata to every copy to format dates and numbers.

Here are the benefits of getting trained on Angular:

1. Two-way data binding - AngularJS has a Model-View-Controller architecture and the framework synchronizes the model and the view. When there is a change in the Model data, the view changes too. Through two-way data binding, developers can reduce development time as they don’t have to write additional code for model synchronization and continual view.
2. Directives - With this feature, developers can assign special behaviors to the DOM or Document Object Model. Through this, engineers are able to create rich and dynamic content with HTML.
3. Dependency injection - Dependencies are used to define how different pieces of code will interact with each other and how changing one component will impact the others. With AngularJS, injectors that define dependencies can be used as external elements that decouple components from their dependencies. It makes components easier to manage, test, and reuse.
4. Community - Angular has been extremely popular among the developers from the start. This strong community is the reason behind the training materials, third-party tools, and discussions on using AngularJS.

You can use Angular for the following:

• Creating menus - This includes menus that have attractive animation effects and respond to user input.
• Creating a SPA - SPA or Single-page website offers a much more fluid experience. The reason for this is that all the code is dynamically loaded or retrieved up-front for creating an experience of a desktop application instead of a traditional website.
• Other practical examples - Angular is a popular framework used for building enterprise web apps, progressive web apps, and apps with dynamic content.

Angular is not a programming language. It is a front-end JavaScript framework that is designed for abstracting common tasks and elements of a web application. The programming language used to write Angular apps is TypeScript.

Here are four reasons why Angular is so popular: 

1. You can structure the code by following Model-View-Controller. 
2. The two-way data binding reduces the amount of boilerplate code that must be written for keeping the model and view in agreement. 
3. Web developers and designers can work parallelly. 
4. AngularJS data models are POJO or Plain Old Java Objects that are simple to append or change properties without any complications. 

Yes, Angular is a popular open-source JavaScript framework used for web app development. When it comes to creating complex apps, Angular is preferred over other frameworks like Reactjs. This is because Angular is a complete front-end framework while React is not.

Yes, it is. In the beginning, you might feel that it is hard because of the syntax. When you look at it for the first time, the syntax will look complex. But, if you have your JavaScript concepts clear, you will be able to learn Angular easily. If you are having trouble understanding the framework, you can enrol in a training institute like KnowledgeHut.

Here are a few Angular concepts you must be familiar with: 

• Modular Angular Architecture 
• Immutability and One-way dataflow 
• Structural and Attribute Directives 
• Component Lifecycle Hooks 
• Http and Observable Services 
• Smart/Dumb Component Architecture 
• Application Structure and Best Practices 
• Template Binding Syntax 
• Routing and Feature Modules 
• Forms and Validations 
• Content Projection 
• onPush Change Detection 
• Pre-loads, Route Guards, Lazy-loading 
• Custom Pipes 
• @ContentChild and @viewChild Decorators 

To get started, you need to first set up Angular on the local machine. You will also need to install NodeJS and ensure that the development environment has an npm (Node Package Manager) package manager and Node.js. After this, you can follow the below-mentioned steps:

• Installing Angular CLI - Angular CLI is used for creating angular projects, generating library and application code, and performing different ongoing development tasks like testing, bundling, and deploying. You can install Angular CLI either locally or globally.
• Creating a workspace and an initial application - Apps are developed in the Angular workspace that contains files for projects. A project is simply a set of files comprising an app, library, and end-to-end tests. Once you have installed the necessary packages and dependencies for creating a new workspace, it will create the following:
  • A new workspace that has a root folder. 
  • An initial skeleton app project 
  • An end-to-end test project 
  • Related configuration files
• Serving the application - Angular has a server that allows you to build and serve your application locally easily by going to the workspace folder.

Angular JS is a front-end and open-source JavaScript framework that augments browser-based applications with the MVC or Model-View-Controller capability. It also reduces the JavaScript you need for making functional web applications. These forms of apps are called Single-Page applications.

Here are the popular apps and websites that are built with Angular: 

• The Guardian 
• PayPal
• JetBlue 
• Lego 
• iStock Photo 
• Upwork 
• Netflix 
• Freelancer 
• Weather.com
• YouTube for PS3 

AngularJS is primarily used for creating Single Page Applications (SPAs). A single page application adds more beauty and fluidity to a website and AngularJS is widely used to create that. Angular is also used to create navigation menus which are an integral part of any website.

There are a good number of benefits to learning Angular, some of these are –

• Easy and efficient way of creating SPAs 
• Developers can easily work on and integrate into other applications such as Wijmo, Ionic, Kendo UI
• Angular gives Modularity, which helps developers combine various “modules” with one another to create an entire application
• Angular is very beneficial as it helps developers develop applications on different platforms such as – Web, Desktop and Mobile

Step to install Angular

Step#1 Install NodeJS and npm

Step#2 Use npm to install Angular CLI

Step#3 Create New Angular Application 

Step#4 Run the Application using ng server

You will need to have a good understanding of the following tools and techniques to run Angular –

• Npm or Node Package Manager
• Angular CLI
• HTML, CSS
• TypeScript
• Angular
• RxJS

Some Career benefits of learning Angular –

• Strong grip on front-end web development
• Very helpful for developers wanting to make a name in the areas of Web, Desktop and Mobile applications
• As more companies adopt Angular, better career opportunities
• Angular solves a lot of issues unsolved by AngularJS creating more demand for Angular developers
• The starting salary of an Angular developer in the US is $75,000 per annum and cam move upwards of $100,000 as you gain experience.

Source: Neuvoo

The time it takes to learn Angular is relative and depends on person to person. It depends on how well versed you are in JavaScript, HTML, CSS to begin with. You will also have to be familiar with TypeScript, rxJS, Directives, Components, Pipes. the Architecture and General Flow of Angular etc. In general, 3-4 hours per day for around 2-3 weeks should give you a basic grasp on Angular.

At KnowledgeHut, we have a very structured and pragmatic curriculum to help you learn Angular. Our industry experts and Angular professionals bring in their best of knowledge to make the process of learning easy and exciting.

At KnowledgeHut, we have 2 live projects along with some case studies to help you build on the training course.

The projects will basically help you develop applications that live using the knowledge gained on Angular. These projects can range from building applications pertaining to menus in hotels to building applications that help sell technology courses online.

At KnowledgeHut, Angular training comprises of –

• 24 hours of Live teaching sessions
• 100+ Hours of Assignments and Multiple-Choice Questions
• 2 Live projects
• 2 Industry use cases

In addition, students will also learn about various features from Angular 2 to Angular 10 and hands-on training on the end-to-end development life cycle.

Since Angular 11 is a recently released version, there are few institutes teaching the course.

KnowledgeHut is among the preferred coaching platforms for Angular 11, providing clear and structured training. Some of the advantages of going with KnowledgeHut course are -

• It is an Instructor-led training course
• Industry experts mentor students
• Practical approach to learning
• Comprehensive training from basics to advanced concepts
• Case Study based learning

There are a host of books, articles and videos to help you grasp the concepts of Angular 2 to 11. Here are a few:

1. Angular 7 Course – The Complete Guide (Udemy)
2. Online Angular JS Course & Tutorials – Learning Path (Pluralsight)
3. Learn and Understand AngularJS (Udemy)
4. Angular Crash Course for Busy Developers (Udemy)
5. Vue JS 2 – The Complete Guide (incl. Vue Router & Vuex)
6. Front-End : Angular Certification by Hongkong University (Coursera)
7. Single Page Web Applications – AngularJS Certification by John Hopkins University (Coursera)
8. Angular Tutorials & Courses Online – Learning Path (Pluralsight)

For live and interactive courses to get you up and running, KnowledgeHut is among the premier institutes to train you on Angular 11. You will benefit from training and mentorship by industry experts along with hands-on exercises to get you project-ready.

Angular 11 is an open-source program and there are some entities that provide certification but Google (which created Angular) does not provide any certification.

At KnowledgeHut, after completion of the Angular 10 course, you will be awarded a certification of completion or course completion certificate from KnowledgeHut.

Many companies including multinationals are now using the more powerful and efficient Angular for developing their web applications and pages. As a developer, you will find a lot more opportunities with Angular as the demand seems to be only growing. Angular comes with three main advantages to help you further with career progression, it provides – Speed, Agility and has a Large community back-up - to help create the best of Single Page Applications.

The Job opportunities for Angular range from front-end developer to software developer to software engineer – the range is wide and the opportunities will only grow.

As per a Neuvoo report, the average salary of an Angular developer is $115,000 / annum. While the starting package sits at $75,000, the experienced level developers end up making close to $167,000.

Yes! 

As a fresher, you very much have a great opportunity to grow with AngularJS as it still is the preferred framework being used by many companies.

Two things are important for you –

• One, you must update yourself with the latest version of Angular, which is Angular
• Two, you must allocate a good amount of time towards practicing some live projects or even do some on a part-time basis – this will help you grasp the concepts even quicker.

As a fresher, there are also a lot of opportunities in the start-up world as start-ups do not limit themselves to hiring people with pedigree and experience.

The average salary for AngularJS developer is $115,000 as per a Neuvoo report, with developers making around $59 per hour.

Many companies are using Angular for their web application development. Some of the big companies are –

AutoDesk, Apple, AT&T, Cisco, Google, McDonald’s, Microsoft, Nike, Telegram, Udemy, UpWork, YouTube etc.