Architect your Angular application the easy way
What you will learn
Architect the Angular application
Maintain a clean architecture as the application grows
Create shared module
Use lazy loading
Description
This course is for beginners who want to know how they can architect their Angular application.
This course is a great step towards a clean architecture.
You will learn how to organize and connect Angular components together
Angular allows you to architect your application the way you want, so as a beginner, you might need some advice.
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In this course, I will show you a simple way to architect your Angular application, a way that is very easy to follow.
After this course, you will be able to build Angular applications that scale well as they grow.
In this course we will:
- We will create an online portfolio application that consists of four pages and connect the parts together.
- We will use lazy loading for all modules even for the home module
- We will create a shared module for common components
- We will use Angular CLI to generate everything
- We will create default routes for the application and for every module
- We will import and export components between modules
- We will create a new Angular application using the Angular CLI
- We will create a new Angular application to work with a clean project that we have created ourselves from scratch, so we have a clean start
English
language
Content
Introduction
Introduction
Install Angular
Install Angular
Project
Project
Online profile application
Online profile application
Application architecture
Application architecture
Creating the application
Creating the application
Assignment
Running the application
Running the application
Creating modules
Creating modules
Assignment
Creating components
Creating components
Assignment
Routing
Routing
Module default route
Shared module
Shared module
Not-found module
Not-found module