Workshop: Angular Basics Day 2 from Pluralsight

Attendees will cover many topics, including TypeScript Basics, RxJS Basics, the Angular CLI, Project Structure and Architecture, Components and Templates, Services, Pipes, Forms, HTTPClient, Directives, Routing, Animations, and Testing.

Angular is a powerful and capable frontend framework. In fact, it’s so full-featured that it can feel a little overwhelming when you first dive in. Come learn the details from two Google Developer Experts. Let Aaron and Brian share their expertise with you as you blast off with Angular. Attendees will cover many topics, including TypeScript Basics, RxJS Basics, the Angular CLI, Project Structure and Architecture, Components and Templates, Services, Pipes, Forms, HTTPClient, Directives, Routing, Animations, and Testing.

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In-depth and detailed course suitable for intermediate learners seeking to strengthen their Angular skills

Requires prior knowledge of TypeScript and RxJS, which may be a barrier for complete beginners

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Learners who complete Workshop: Angular Basics Day 2 will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Software Engineer

Software Engineers design, build, test, and maintain software systems. As this role requires a strong understanding of software frameworks, Angular is a key framework in the industry. In fact, it is often used in the development of web applications. This course teaches the fundamentals of Angular and its ecosystem, which will provide you with the necessary skills to create dynamic and interactive web applications. From Components and Templates to Directives and Routing, this course covers a wide range of Angular topics that are essential for Software Engineers.

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Web Developer

Web Developers, similar to Software Engineers, are responsible for the design and development of websites and web applications. Angular is particularly relevant to this role as it streamlines the development process and helps create robust and scalable web applications. This course covers many facets of Angular, including TypeScript Basics, the Angular CLI, Services, Pipes, and HTTPClient. By completing this course, you will gain a solid foundation in Angular, which will increase your effectiveness and efficiency as a Web Developer.

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Front-End Developer

Front-End Developers are responsible for the visual aspects of a website or web application, which includes layout, design, and interactivity. This course provides a comprehensive overview of Angular, which is a popular framework for building interactive and responsive user interfaces. From Components and Templates to Directives and Routing, this course covers essential Angular concepts that will help you to become a more effective Front-End Developer.

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Full-Stack Developer

Full-Stack Developers are responsible for both the front-end and back-end development of web applications. As Angular is a popular framework for building the front-end of web applications, having a strong understanding of it is highly advantageous for Full-Stack Developers. This course covers a wide range of Angular topics, including TypeScript Basics, the Angular CLI, Services, Pipes, and HTTPClient. By taking this course, you can improve your Angular skills and become a more versatile Full-Stack Developer.

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Web Designer

Web Designers create the visual concepts for websites and web applications. While this role does not necessarily require programming skills, Angular can still be beneficial for Web Designers who want to create more interactive and dynamic user interfaces. This course provides an introduction to Angular, covering topics such as Components and Templates, Directives, and Routing. By taking this course, Web Designers can learn how to integrate Angular into their designs and create more engaging and user-friendly web experiences.

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Software Architect

Software Architects design and develop the overall architecture of software systems. Angular, being a modern and widely-used framework, is often included in the tech stack of complex software systems. This course covers advanced Angular topics such as RxJS Basics, the Angular CLI, Project Structure and Architecture, and Testing. By taking this course, Software Architects can gain a deeper understanding of Angular and its best practices, which will help them make informed decisions when designing and developing software systems.

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Quality Assurance Engineer

Quality Assurance Engineers test and evaluate software systems to ensure they meet quality standards. Angular, as a popular framework for building web applications, is often included in the testing scope of Quality Assurance Engineers. This course covers the fundamentals of Angular, including TypeScript Basics, Components and Templates, Services, and Pipes. By taking this course, Quality Assurance Engineers can gain a better understanding of Angular and its ecosystem, which will help them to write more effective test cases and evaluate the quality of Angular applications.

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UX Designer

UX Designers focus on the user experience of websites and web applications. While this role does not typically require programming skills, Angular can still be beneficial for UX Designers who want to create more interactive and engaging user interfaces. This course provides an introduction to Angular, covering topics such as Components and Templates, Directives, and Routing. By taking this course, UX Designers can learn how to integrate Angular into their designs and create more user-friendly and intuitive web experiences.

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Product Manager

Product Managers are responsible for the overall vision and execution of software products. While this role does not typically require programming skills, Angular can still be beneficial for Product Managers who want to make informed decisions about the development of their products. This course provides an introduction to Angular, covering topics such as TypeScript Basics, the Angular CLI, and Project Structure and Architecture. By taking this course, Product Managers can gain a better understanding of Angular and its capabilities, which will help them to communicate effectively with their development teams and make better decisions about their products.

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Scrum Master

Scrum Masters are responsible for facilitating agile software development teams. While this role does not typically require programming skills, Angular can still be beneficial for Scrum Masters who want to better understand the technical aspects of their teams' work. This course provides an introduction to Angular, covering topics such as TypeScript Basics, the Angular CLI, and Project Structure and Architecture. By taking this course, Scrum Masters can gain a better understanding of Angular and its capabilities, which will help them to facilitate their teams more effectively.

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IT Manager

IT Managers are responsible for the overall management of an organization's information technology systems. While this role does not typically require programming skills, Angular can still be beneficial for IT Managers who want to make informed decisions about the development and implementation of software systems. This course provides an introduction to Angular, covering topics such as TypeScript Basics, the Angular CLI, and Project Structure and Architecture. By taking this course, IT Managers can gain a better understanding of Angular and its capabilities, which will help them to make better decisions about their organization's IT systems.

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Technical Writer

Technical Writers create documentation and other materials to explain technical concepts. Angular, as a popular and complex framework, often requires extensive documentation. This course provides a comprehensive overview of Angular, covering topics such as TypeScript Basics, the Angular CLI, Project Structure and Architecture, and Testing. By taking this course, Technical Writers can gain a deeper understanding of Angular and its ecosystem, which will help them to create more accurate and informative documentation.

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Computer Science Teacher

Computer Science Teachers educate students about the principles and applications of computer science. Angular, as a popular and versatile framework, can be a valuable tool for teaching students about web development and software engineering. This course provides a comprehensive overview of Angular, covering topics such as TypeScript Basics, the Angular CLI, Project Structure and Architecture, and Testing. By taking this course, Computer Science Teachers can gain a deeper understanding of Angular and its ecosystem, which will help them to prepare their students for success in the field.

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Data Analyst

Data Analysts collect, analyze, and interpret data to help organizations make informed decisions. While this role does not typically require programming skills, Angular can still be beneficial for Data Analysts who want to create interactive data visualizations and dashboards. This course provides an introduction to Angular, covering topics such as Components and Templates, Directives, and Routing. By taking this course, Data Analysts can learn how to integrate Angular into their data analysis workflow and create more engaging and informative data visualizations.

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Business Analyst

Business Analysts help organizations understand and solve business problems. Angular, as a popular and versatile framework, can be a valuable tool for Business Analysts who want to create interactive prototypes and mockups. This course provides an introduction to Angular, covering topics such as Components and Templates, Directives, and Routing. By taking this course, Business Analysts can learn how to integrate Angular into their workflow and create more engaging and informative prototypes and mockups.

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