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Advanced Angular
Take your skills to the next level with Accelebrate's Advanced Angular training. Students gain an understanding of application architecture and design best practices in Angular, as well as learn how...
Read MoreTake your skills to the next level with Accelebrate's Advanced Angular training. Students gain an understanding of application architecture and design best practices in Angular, as well as learn how to authenticate, unit test, and manage application state in an Angular application.
- This course is appropriate for all versions of Angular since version 2 and is current through Angular 9.
Skills Gained
All students will:
- Unit test all parts of an application including Components, Services, and Pipes
- Understand RxJS and Observables and where they can be used
- Implement Authentication and Authorization in an Angular Application
- Optimize Angular Performance by changing Change Detection Strategies
- Setup new projects from scratch using the Angular CLI
- Scaffold modules, components, services, models, routes, and unit tests in accordance with best practices using the Angular CLI
- Build and deploy an application to production using the Angular CLI
- Write End-to-End Tests (optional; taught only if this applies to your group)
- Upgrade an existing application from AngularJS to Angular 9 (optional; taught only if this applies to your group)
Prerequisites
Students should have taken Accelebrate's Introduction to Angular class or have the equivalent experience.
Course Details
Software Requirements
- Google Chrome
- Other modern browsers as desired
- IDE/development environment of your choice
- Other free software and lab files that Accelebrate would specify
Angular Training Outline
Introduction
RxJS and Observables
- What is an Observable?
- Creating Observables
- What is an Observer?
- Observer Example
- Operators: map, switchMap, debounceTime, distinctUntilChanged
- Practical Application of using RxJS
- Subscriptions
- Unsubscribing from Observables in Angular (unsubscribe, Async Pipe, takeUntil)
- Subject
- Subject Example
- Subject Variants (AsyncSubject,BehaviorSubject, ReplaySubject)
- EventEmitter or Observable
- RxJS Operators and HTTP
Unit Testing
- Tools: Jasmine, Karma
- Jasmine Syntax: describe, it, beforeEach, afterEach,matchers
- Setup and your First Test
- Testing Terminology: Mock, Stub, Spy, Fakes
- Angular Testing Terminology: TestBed, ComponentFixture, debugElement, async, fakeAsync, tick, inject
- Simple Component Test
- Detecting Component Changes
- Testing a Component with properties (inputs) and events (outputs)
- Testing a Component that uses the Router
- Testing a Component that depends on a Service
- Testing a Service and Mocking its HTTP requests
Security
- Best Practices
- Preventing Cross-site Scripting (XSS)
- Trusting values with the DOMSanitizer
- HTTP Attacks (CSRF and CSSI)
- Authentication using JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
- Authorization: Router Guards
Change Detection
- Understanding Zone.js and Change Detection
- Change Detection Strategies Default and OnPush
Advanced Routing
- Lazy-loading Angular Modules (using Dynamic Imports)
- Nested or Child Routes
Advanced Dependency Injection
- Providers
- Hierarchical Injection
- providedIn options: root, module, platform, any
Pipes
- Creating a custom Pipe using PipeTransform
- Understanding Pure and Impure Pipes
Conclusion
