Angular Practicals (Angular 19)
Description
Practical vs Training
Applying knowledge to real-world problems is different from just following tutorials. It requires deep understanding to successfully implement concepts when facing actual challenges. I have been working with Angular since its inception and am well-acquainted with the practical problems that many newcomers encounter.This course is designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and hands-on expertise.
Beyond the Surface
As an interviewer I observed that often many candidates succumb to scenario based questions as they memorize instead of understanding deeply. .In this course you’ll not only strengthen your foundational concepts but also learn how to tackle everyday development scenarios, improve your code quality, and grow as a confident Angular developer.
Let’s Learn Together!
This journey is about sharing and growing together, with continuous updates as I add new content to keep you ahead in the Angular world.
What You'll Learn
What This Course Covers
- Foundation: What & Why before How
- Practical scenarios in Angular
- General programming design concepts and Angular specifics
- Design patterns for scalable Angular applications
- Techniques to write cleaner, more efficient Angular code
- Performance improvement techniques
Requirements
- Prior knowledge of Angular required
Course Content
- Course Introduction00:53
- My Introduction01:08
- Resources00:00
- Understand Callback Hell03:30
- When To Use Higher Order Operators08:00
- Solve Callback Hell01:17
- ng-container Use Case 105:16
- ng-container Use Case 202:43
- Async Pipe06:16
- Avoid Memory Leak by Unsubscribing Observables08:58
- Avoid Memory Leak by Unsubscribing Observables - Part 207:22
- Difference Between Subject and Behaviour Subject06:11
- Usecase Subject and BehaviorSubject05:30
- SwitchMap13:24
- DebounceTime02:14
- ForkJoin09:32
- Timer - Auto-refresh / polling06:20
- ExhaustMap04:29
- Refactor If statemests-104:48
- Refactor If Statements-202:35
- Best Practices - Writing Routes04:33
- Best Practices - Async Pipe08:31
- Using Subject on Service04:54
- HttpInterceptor09:07
- Route Guard - CanDeactivate13:20
- Component Design - Part 115:38
- Component Design - Part 214:31
- Component Design - Part 323:12
- Reusable Footer with DI in Action11:28
- Strategy Design Pattern08:29
- Tightly Coupled Code05:39
- Solve Tight Coupling10:28
- Dependency and Dependency Injection07:00
- Control Value Accesor11:34
- Lazy Loading03:40
- Basic Lazy Loading Implementation14:45
- Dependency Injection in Lazy Modules17:42
- Singals In Practice09:42
- Singals and Change Detection in Angular12:26
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