Angular 4: Animation

Angular 4: Animation

• start the course
• import the package and functions for doing animations
• create animation triggers to define animations
• configure and use animation states
• set up transitions between animation states
• attach an animation to a view element
• use the wildcard state to match any animation state
• use the void state to do animations for elements not attached to a view
• set up complex animations with keyframes
• configure timing for animations that happen in parallel
• use callbacks to take action when an animation starts or ends
• create and use animations in an Angular app

Angular 4: Animation

Angular 4: Animation

• start the course
• import the package and functions for doing animations
• create animation triggers to define animations
• configure and use animation states
• set up transitions between animation states
• attach an animation to a view element
• use the wildcard state to match any animation state
• use the void state to do animations for elements not attached to a view
• set up complex animations with keyframes
• configure timing for animations that happen in parallel
• use callbacks to take action when an animation starts or ends
• create and use animations in an Angular app

Angular 4: Components and Bindings

Angular 4: Components and Bindings

• start the course
• create external template files for components
• create a component
• add CSS that is component specific
• use curly braces for runtime evaluation of template expressions
• use square brackets to bind html attributes to components
• bind html events to components using brackets
• set up two-way data binding between a component and its markup
• pass input data into a component using the @Input decorator
• get event information from a component using @Output and EventEmitter
• work with class binding to manipulate element classes
• use style bindings to set simple inline styles on elements
• avoid null and undefined values in properties and property paths
• create a custom component and manipulate element bindings

Angular 4: Components and Bindings

Angular 4: Components and Bindings

• start the course
• create external template files for components
• create a component
• add CSS that is component specific
• use curly braces for runtime evaluation of template expressions
• use square brackets to bind html attributes to components
• bind html events to components using brackets
• set up two-way data binding between a component and its markup
• pass input data into a component using the @Input decorator
• get event information from a component using @Output and EventEmitter
• work with class binding to manipulate element classes
• use style bindings to set simple inline styles on elements
• avoid null and undefined values in properties and property paths
• create a custom component and manipulate element bindings

Angular 4: Creating an Application

Angular 4: Creating an Application

• start the course
• install and configure Node.js
• install and update the node package manager
• install and set up a text editor with support for creating Angular applications
• download and install the Angular source files
• edit or create configuration files required by Angular
• create the root module for an app
• create the root component for an app
• configure the bootstrap logic needed to start up an app
• create the index.html file that hosts an application
• set up global styles for the app
• start an application in a browser environment
• create and run a simple Angular web app

Angular 4: Creating an Application

Angular 4: Creating an Application

• start the course
• install and configure Node.js
• install and update the node package manager
• install and set up a text editor with support for creating Angular applications
• download and install the Angular source files
• edit or create configuration files required by Angular
• create the root module for an app
• create the root component for an app
• configure the bootstrap logic needed to start up an app
• create the index.html file that hosts an application
• set up global styles for the app
• start an application in a browser environment
• create and run a simple Angular web app

Angular 4: Creating an Application

Angular 4: Creating an Application

• start the course
• install and configure Node.js
• install and update the node package manager
• install and set up a text editor with support for creating Angular applications
• download and install the Angular source files
• edit or create configuration files required by Angular
• create the root module for an app
• create the root component for an app
• configure the bootstrap logic needed to start up an app
• create the index.html file that hosts an application
• set up global styles for the app
• start an application in a browser environment
• create and run a simple Angular web app

Angular 4: Creating an Application

Angular 4: Creating an Application

• start the course
• install and configure Node.js
• install and update the node package manager
• install and set up a text editor with support for creating Angular applications
• download and install the Angular source files
• edit or create configuration files required by Angular
• create the root module for an app
• create the root component for an app
• configure the bootstrap logic needed to start up an app
• create the index.html file that hosts an application
• set up global styles for the app
• start an application in a browser environment
• create and run a simple Angular web app

Angular 4: Creating an Application

Angular 4: Creating an Application

• start the course
• install and configure Node.js
• install and update the node package manager
• install and set up a text editor with support for creating Angular applications
• download and install the Angular source files
• edit or create configuration files required by Angular
• create the root module for an app
• create the root component for an app
• configure the bootstrap logic needed to start up an app
• create the index.html file that hosts an application
• set up global styles for the app
• start an application in a browser environment
• create and run a simple Angular web app

Angular 4: Creating an Application

Angular 4: Creating an Application

• start the course
• install and configure Node.js
• install and update the node package manager
• install and set up a text editor with support for creating Angular applications
• download and install the Angular source files
• edit or create configuration files required by Angular
• create the root module for an app
• create the root component for an app
• configure the bootstrap logic needed to start up an app
• create the index.html file that hosts an application
• set up global styles for the app
• start an application in a browser environment
• create and run a simple Angular web app

Angular 4: Directives

Angular 4: Directives

• start the course
• set multiple classes on elements using ngClass
• toggle element rendering based on a condition
• set multiple styles on elements using ngStyle
• display one element tree from a set of multiple possible trees
• use ngFor to iterate over a list or an object's contents
• use the ngFor directive along with an index value
• optimize ngFor performance by providing a tracking function
• modify html layout using templates
• create and use a custom attribute directive
• use Angular directives

Angular 4: Directives

Angular 4: Directives

• start the course
• set multiple classes on elements using ngClass
• toggle element rendering based on a condition
• set multiple styles on elements using ngStyle
• display one element tree from a set of multiple possible trees
• use ngFor to iterate over a list or an object's contents
• use the ngFor directive along with an index value
• optimize ngFor performance by providing a tracking function
• modify html layout using templates
• create and use a custom attribute directive
• use Angular directives

Angular 4: Form Management

Angular 4: Form Management

• start the course
• create a model class for a form
• create a component class to support a form
• create a template markup to display a form
• bind form input fields to component properties
• use template variables to access elements or directives within the template
• use ngModel and ngModelChange to configure two-way binding in a form
• use built-in validators to validate form field data entry
• use class changes to determine when a form is changing state
• use CSS to display visual cues when form input is invalid
• use form state to display informative error messages
• reset a form using the reset() method
• submit a form using ngSubmit
• manipulate and manage template-driven forms

Angular 4: Form Management

Angular 4: Form Management

• start the course
• create a model class for a form
• create a component class to support a form
• create a template markup to display a form
• bind form input fields to component properties
• use template variables to access elements or directives within the template
• use ngModel and ngModelChange to configure two-way binding in a form
• use built-in validators to validate form field data entry
• use class changes to determine when a form is changing state
• use CSS to display visual cues when form input is invalid
• use form state to display informative error messages
• reset a form using the reset() method
• submit a form using ngSubmit
• manipulate and manage template-driven forms

Angular 4: Model-driven Forms

Angular 4: Model-driven Forms

• start the course
• install and configure the ReactiveFormsModule
• create a component class to support a model-driven form
• create an html view for a model-driven form
• initialize a FormGroup instance for a model-driven form
• add FormControl objects to a template view
• set a default value for a single form input field after a form has been initialized
• set default values for the form fields after a form has been initialized
• detect and respond to changes in model-driven forms
• create model-driven forms

Angular 4: Model-driven Forms

Angular 4: Model-driven Forms

• start the course
• install and configure the ReactiveFormsModule
• create a component class to support a model-driven form
• create an html view for a model-driven form
• initialize a FormGroup instance for a model-driven form
• add FormControl objects to a template view
• set a default value for a single form input field after a form has been initialized
• set default values for the form fields after a form has been initialized
• detect and respond to changes in model-driven forms
• create model-driven forms

Angular 4: NativeScript

Angular 4: NativeScript

• start the course
• install the NativeScript CLI
• create a new app using the NativeScript CLI
• initialize platform-specific projects
• run a NativeScript app in a mobile emulator
• use NativeScript UI elements to create an app interface
• use NativeScript built-in layouts to help define an app interface
• use CSS to style NativeScript apps
• set up routing for NativeScript mobile apps
• set up animations for NativeScript mobile apps
• access device-specific APIs from NativeScript
• create a mobile app using NativeScript

Angular 4: NativeScript

Angular 4: NativeScript

• start the course
• install the NativeScript CLI
• create a new app using the NativeScript CLI
• initialize platform-specific projects
• run a NativeScript app in a mobile emulator
• use NativeScript UI elements to create an app interface
• use NativeScript built-in layouts to help define an app interface
• use CSS to style NativeScript apps
• set up routing for NativeScript mobile apps
• set up animations for NativeScript mobile apps
• access device-specific APIs from NativeScript
• create a mobile app using NativeScript

Angular 4: Pipes

Angular 4: Pipes

• start the course
• convert text case of a string
• display data in JSON format
• display data using a currency format
• slice strings and lists before displaying them in a template
• format and manipulate the display of dates using the date pipe
• create and use a custom pipe
• use and create pipes for an Angular app

Angular 4: Pipes

Angular 4: Pipes

• start the course
• convert text case of a string
• display data in JSON format
• display data using a currency format
• slice strings and lists before displaying them in a template
• format and manipulate the display of dates using the date pipe
• create and use a custom pipe
• use and create pipes for an Angular app

Angular 4: Routing

Angular 4: Routing

• install the modules needed for routing
• set up routes for an application
• use a router outlet element to display routed views
• use the RouterLink directive to define navigation links
• use an external router module to manage routes in separate files
• group components together to create feature-specific modules that can be imported into larger apps
• define and use child routes for use in external modules
• use route parameters to perform explicit routing from within a controller class
• use the ActivatedRoute service in a component
• use optional route parameters for navigating
• define child routes that display relative to parent components and router outlets
• define and use named router outlets as secondary destinations
• create and use routes in an Angular App

Angular 4: Services, Promises, and Route Protection

Angular 4: Services, Promises, and Route Protection

• start the course
• create a custom service for an app
• inject and use a custom service
• import and install the HttpModule
• retrieve data from an external network resource
• use the observable object
• use observable route parameters to facilitate component re-use
• restrict access to app routes using the CanActivate guard
• detect when apps attempt to navigate away from certain routes
• create a service that retrieves external data

Angular 4: Services, Promises, and Route Protection

Angular 4: Services, Promises, and Route Protection

• start the course
• create a custom service for an app
• inject and use a custom service
• import and install the HttpModule
• retrieve data from an external network resource
• use the observable object
• use observable route parameters to facilitate component re-use
• restrict access to app routes using the CanActivate guard
• detect when apps attempt to navigate away from certain routes
• create a service that retrieves external data

Angular 4: Routing

Angular 4: Routing

• install the modules needed for routing
• set up routes for an application
• use a router outlet element to display routed views
• use the RouterLink directive to define navigation links
• use an external router module to manage routes in separate files
• group components together to create feature-specific modules that can be imported into larger apps
• define and use child routes for use in external modules
• use route parameters to perform explicit routing from within a controller class
• use the ActivatedRoute service in a component
• use optional route parameters for navigating
• define child routes that display relative to parent components and router outlets
• define and use named router outlets as secondary destinations
• create and use routes in an Angular App