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This course includes
- 3h 30m of video
- 26 lessons
- Level: Beginner
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- Free in full, no card
Lessons
3 sections · 26 lessons · 3h 30m total length
Lessons 1 to 1010 lessons · 1h 21m
Lessons 11 to 2010 lessons · 1h 18m
- Angular cli generate module5m
- Angular cli generate directives, pipes and routing guards6m
- Angular cli generate class, interface and enum4m
- Linting TypeScript9m
- Angular tslint rules9m
- TSLint in Visual Studio Code5m
- Angular Routing18m
- How routing works in angular6m
- Implementing routing in separate module in angular7m
- Angular CLI generate routing module9m
What you need
- No prior experience: this course starts from zero.
Description
In this Angular CLI course we will cover the following Please join me to gift education to those who cannot afford. 1. What is Angular CLI and what problems it solves 2. Installing Angular CLI 3. Creating a new working angular project using Angular CLI and all the options that we can use when generating a new Angular project 4. Customising the command prompt 5. Angular CLI configuration file 6. Angular CLI project structure and the purpose of all files and folders in an angular project 7. Generating components using the Angular CLI tool and all the options we can use with ng generate command 8. Generating and registering services using the angular cli 9. Generating modules using the Angular CLI 10. Generating directives, pipes and routing guards using the Angular CLI 11. Generating TypeScript features like classes, interfaces and enumerations using the Angular CLI 12. TypeScript Linting 13. Angular TSLint Rules 14. TSLint in Visual Studio Code 15. Angular Routing 16. How routing works in angular 17. Implementing routing in separate module in angular 18. Generate routing module using Angular CLI 19. Running angular app locally 20. ng serve options 21. Compile angular app 22. Angu
Who this course is for
- Anyone starting TypeScript from nothing.
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