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Angular 9 Masterclass with TypeScript, Firebase, & Material

Master and build reactive Single Page Applications(SPA) from scratch using Angular (formerly "Angular 2" or "AngularJS")

This course includes:
  • 16.5 hours on-demand video
  • 47 downloadable resources
  • Full lifetime access
  • Access on mobile and TV
  • Assignments
  • Certificate of completion



What you'll learn

  • Built a Single Page Application using Angular
  • Using TypeScript
  • Implementing various building blocks in Angular
  • Using Third Party Modules like Angular Material and Angular Fire 2


Description


Angular is one of the most popular front-end frameworks for building single-page applications or web apps with HTML, CSS, and TypeScript. So basically, if you want to become a successful front-end or a full-stack developer, that get hired, you need to have Angular as a skill under your belt.

Learning Angular 2 or Angular 4/5/6/7/8 or Angular 9 or simply Angular(as the Angular team likes to call it) on your own can be confusing or frustrating at times. It might require you to browse through several tutorials, articles, YouTube videos, etc and get a grip on it.

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If you want to get rid of going through all that trouble and just focus on learning Angular, this is THE course for you. In this course, I'll take you through an exciting journey of learning Angular concepts through fun and easy to understand coding examples.

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