Angular Certification Training in San Francisco

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Angular Certification Course Overview

Our Angular certification training in San Francisco is designed thoughtfully to make skilled developers who will flawlessly build applications using the Angular platform. Angular certification training in San Francisco that we offer is comprehensive and covers everything from TypeScript, Directives, Components, RxJs, etc.

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Skills Covered

  • Angular architecture
  • Service dependency injection
  • Use custom pipes
  • Use Angular CLI
  • Work with TypeScript
  • Work with MVC
  • Perform unit testing
  • Develop UI using Bootstrap
  • Angular architecture
  • Work with TypeScript
  • Service dependency injection
  • Work with MVC
  • Use custom pipes
  • Perform unit testing
  • Use Angular CLI
  • Develop UI using Bootstrap
  • Angular architecture
  • Work with TypeScript
  • Service dependency injection
  • Work with MVC
  • Use custom pipes
  • Perform unit testing
  • Use Angular CLI
  • Develop UI using Bootstrap

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Benefits

The Angular certification training in San Francisco will teach you to build, test, and deploy Angular applications. After doing the Angular certification training in San Francisco, you will be able to leverage the built-in testing framework to ensure that the code is working correctly.

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    $77KAverage
    $131KMax
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Angular Course Curriculum

Eligibility

The Angular certification training in San Francisco is eligible for professionals and novices as well who want to develop the client-side of an application. If you are an aspirant of front-end web app development, the Angular certification course in San Francisco course is the best for you.
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Pre-requisites

There are no such prerequisites for candidates who are willing to take up Angular training in San Francisco.
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Course Content

  • Section 01 Self Paced Learning Curriculum

    Preview

    • Lesson 01 - Single page Applications

      41:13Preview
      • 1.01 Course Overview
        02:02
      • 1.02 Introduction to Single Page Applications (SPA)
        10:11
      • 1.03 What do we need Angular for
        06:26
      • 1.04 Setting up the Development Environment
        08:13
      • 1.05 Angular Application Architecture
        03:30
      • 1.06 First Angular App
        10:51

    • Lesson 02 - TypeScript and ESNext

      01:56:56Preview
      • 2.01 Module Introduction and Introduction to TypeScript
        04:04
      • 2.02 Setting up the environement to write TypeScript
        07:54
      • 2.03 Variable declarations (var, let, and const)
        14:28
      • 2.04 Types - Primitives
        07:35
      • 2.05 Types - Reference and Special Types
        11:23
      • 2.06 Operators - Spread and Backticks
        10:01
      • 2.07 Operators - Destructure and Rest
        06:12
      • 2.08 Classes
        15:43
      • 2.09 Interface
        06:07
      • 2.10 Arrow Functions
        08:05
      • 2.11 Modules
        14:08
      • 2.12 fetch
        07:34
      • 2.13 async or await
        03:42

    • Lesson 03 - Decorators

      43:56Preview
      • 3.01 Module Introduction and an overview of Angular Modules
        01:25
      • 3.02 What are decorators
        02:49
      • 3.03 Angular Modules and the @NgModule Decorator
        04:24
      • 3.04 Declarations
        13:34
      • 3.05 Imports and Exports
        08:01
      • 3.06 providers, bootstrap, and entryComponents
        07:41
      • 3.07 Angular Application Bootstrap Mechanism
        06:02

    • Lesson 04 - Component Decorator

      02:59:12Preview
      • 4.01 Module Introduction
        02:17
      • 4.02 Angular Components and the @Component Decorator
        05:30
      • 4.03 Creating an Angular Component using the Angular CLI and on StackBlitz
        08:00
      • 4.04 Component Decorator Metadata
        08:02
      • 4.05 View Encapsulation - Emulated, ShadowDom, None
        08:20
      • 4.06 Data Binding - String Interpolation - {{ }}
        08:11
      • 4.07 Property Binding - []
        04:16
      • 4.08 Event Binding - ()
        09:24
      • 4.09 @Input and @Output Property Decorators
        19:21
      • 4.10 Two-way Data Binding - [()]
        08:16
      • 4.11 Attribute Binding - [attr.]
        09:33
      • 4.12 Class Binding - [class.]
        04:50
      • 4.13 Style Bindings - [style.]
        06:32
      • 4.14 Introduction to Lifecycle Hooks in Angular
        12:22
      • 4.15 Using Lifecycle Hooks in Angular
        23:48
      • 4.16 View Queries - View Child, View Children, Content Child, Content Children
        23:42
      • 4.17 Change Detection Mechanism in Angular. ZoneJS, NgZones
        16:48

    • Lesson 05 - Angular Routing

      01:46:27Preview
      • 5.01 Introduction to Routing
        06:14
      • 5.02 Implementing Routing in an Angular App
        14:43
      • 5.03 Creating a User List. Setting the stage for Child Routing
        08:14
      • 5.04 Abstracting the user link to a separate component
        02:38
      • 5.05 Implementing Child Routes
        21:13
      • 5.06 Path Match and Route Types
        08:39
      • 5.07 Introduction to Route Guards in Angular
        04:54
      • 5.08 CanActivate and CanActivateChild Guards in Angular
        10:34
      • 5.09 CanDeactivate Guard in Angular
        12:44
      • 5.10 Prefetching Data for a Component using Resolve
        16:34

    • Lesson 06 - Dependency Injection

      01:41:07
      • 6.01 Introduction to Section
        01:36
      • 6.02 DI as a Pattern, DI as a Framework and Types of Providers
        12:20
      • 6.03 Hierarchical Dependency Injection
        03:34
      • 6.04 Introduction to Services in Angular
        12:12
      • 6.05 GET data from a Rest API using HttpClient
        22:47
      • 6.06 CRUD Operations using HttpClient, HttpParams and HttpHeaders
        25:33
      • 6.07 Observables and Operators in Observables - Map, Retry, Catch
        09:46
      • 6.08 Behavior Subject and Sharing Data using Behavior Subjects
        13:19

    • Lesson 07 - Directives

      02:41:29Preview
      • 7.01 Introduction to Section
        01:21
      • 7.02 Introduction to Directives
        05:04
      • 7.03 Built in Structural Directives
        19:48
      • 7.04 Built in Attribute Directives
        12:07
      • 7.05 Building custom Attribute Directives
        19:08
      • 7.06 Building Custom Structural Directives
        12:52
      • 7.07 Introduction to Pipes in Angular
        02:18
      • 7.08 Using Built In Pipes
        13:58
      • 7.09 Creating Custom Pipes in Angular
        16:07
      • 7.10 Pure and Impure Pipes in Angular
        17:54
      • 7.11 Decorators Revisited
        11:17
      • 7.12 Building Custom Decorators in Angular
        09:10
      • 7.13 Building a Custom Lifecycle Hook Class Logger Decorator
        15:53
      • 7.14 Building Custom Property Decorator in Angular
        04:32

    • Lesson 08 - Forms in Angular

      02:06:23Preview
      • 8.01 Introduction to Section
        00:44
      • 8.02 Types of Form Building Strategies in Angular
        02:32
      • 8.03 Creating Long Bootstrap forms quickly using VS Code using Emmet
        09:54
      • 8.04 Adding FormControl(s) to a Template Driven form using the ngModel directive
        04:04
      • 8.05 Getting the JavaScript Object Representation of a form using ngForm directive
        05:37
      • 8.06 Disabling the Submit Button on a Form using form's $invalid flag
        02:55
      • 8.07 Getting the JavaScript Object Representation of a form in TypeScript Class
        14:06
      • 8.08 Adding Checkbox, Radio Buttons and Select List to your Template Driven Form
        12:04
      • 8.09 Creating Subsections in the form using NgModelGroup directive
        10:22
      • 8.10 Steps to implement a Reactive form in Angular
        07:34
      • 8.11 Quickly creating a Bootstrap form for our Reactive form using Emmet
        09:22
      • 8.12 Creating a Reactive form in the TypeScript class & connecting it to the template
        10:12
      • 8.13 Adding form Validations to a Reactive Form
        10:54
      • 8.14 Dynamically Adding or Removing FormControl(s) or FormGroup(s) using FormArray(s)
        10:20
      • 8.15 Adding Synchronous Custom Validations to your Reactive Form
        07:14
      • 8.16 Adding Async Custom Validations to your Reactive Form
        06:36
      • 8.17 Resetting the value of a form
        01:53

    • Lesson 09 - Using Third Party Libraries

      01:36:34Preview
      • 9.01 Introduction to the Section
        01:57
      • 9.02 Creating an Angular CLI Project with SCSS as a base style
        04:55
      • 9.03 Introducing Material Design Bootstrap into your Angular CLI Project
        07:59
      • 9.04 Adding a Navbar in your header
        05:47
      • 9.05 Adding Material Design Buttons
        08:59
      • 9.06 Adding Cards
        05:56
      • 9.07 Using Material Design Dropdowns and Form Inputs
        09:02
      • 9.08 Introducing Angular Material into your Angular CLI Project on the top of MDB
        08:01
      • 9.09 Adding Radio Buttons, Slide Toggle, Slider, Progress Bar and Spinner
        11:06
      • 9.10 Introduction to Firebase
        02:32
      • 9.11 Creating an App using the Firebase Console
        02:32
      • 9.12 Setting up your Angular CLI Project to support Firebase
        05:41
      • 9.13 Interacting with Firebase Realtime Database using methods on AngularFireList
        04:25
      • 9.14 Adding and Reading Data from Realtime Database in Firebase
        11:23
      • 9.15 Updating and Deleting Data from Realtime Database in Firebase
        06:19

  • Section 02 Live Class Curriculum

    Preview

    • Lesson 01 Features of TypeScript

      • 1.1 Introduction
      • 1.2 Introduction to TypeScript
      • 1.3 Introduction to Data Types
      • 1.4 Let vs Const
      • 1.5 Introduction to Functions
      • 1.6 Introduction to Parameters
      • 1.7 Introduction to Classes
      • Assisted Practice: Data Types
      • Assisted Practice: Arrays
      • Assisted Practice: Any
      • Assisted Practice: Type Assertions
      • Assisted Practice: Scope
      • Assisted Practice: Functions
      • Assisted Practice: Function Parameters
      • Assisted Practice: Rest Parameters
      • Assisted Practice: Interfaces
      • Assisted Practice: Class
      • Assisted Practice: Class implementing Interface
      • Assisted Practice: Generics

    • Lesson 02 Features of Angular

      • 2.1 History of Angular
      • 2.2 Understanding Angular
      • 2.3 Setup of Angular App
      • Assisted Practice: Creating an Angular App
      • 2.4 Angular Building Blocks
      • 2.5 Observables
      • 2.7 Introduction to Reactive Forms
      • 2.8 Introduction to Server Communication
      • Assisted Practice: Components

    • Lesson 03 NgModule

      • 3.1 Angular Modules
      • 3.2 Routing Module
      • 3.3 Feature Module
      • 3.4 Sharing Module
      • 3.5 Systematically Arranging Components of App
      • Assisted Practice: Routing Modules

    • Lesson 04 Ng Unit Testing and Observables

      • 4.1 Introduction to Automated Testing
      • 4.2 Types of Automated Testing
      • 4.3 Introduction to Testing Tools
      • 4.4 Introduction to Test Bed
      • 4.5 Handling Component Dependencies
      • 4.6 RxJS - Observable
      • Assisted Practice: RxJs
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  • Fundamentals of JavaScript

    Preview

    • Fundamentals Of JavaScript

      02:43:22Preview
      • 1.1 Course Materials
        00:24
      • 1.2 What Is Javascript
        02:11
      • 1.3 Internal Vs. External
        04:13
      • 1.4 Comments
        03:06
      • 1.5 document.write()
        04:46
      • 1.6 Alert And Confirm
        04:25
      • 1.7 Prompting For Info
        04:08
      • 1.8 Variables
        04:42
      • 1.9 Conjugation
        04:05
      • 1.10 Arithmetic
        06:23
      • 1.11 Redirecting And New Windows
        07:28
      • 1.12 Empty Links
        02:56
      • 1.13 String Manipulation
        07:17
      • 1.14 Comparisons
        10:57
      • 1.15 If Else Statements
        10:08
      • 1.16 Else If Statements
        06:06
      • 1.17 Switch Statements
        06:34
      • 1.18 Functions
        17:16
      • 1.19 Events
        10:20
      • 1.20 getElementById()
        13:56
      • 1.21 Escaping
        05:01
      • 1.22 Arrays
        09:56
      • 1.23 For Loops
        06:51
      • 1.24 While Loops
        04:38
      • 1.25 Breaking Out Of Loops
        04:19
      • 1.26 Skipping A Loop Cycle
        01:16
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  • Starting with Angular 4

    Preview

    • Module 01 - Welcome to Starting With Angular 4

      05:56Preview
      • 1.1 Course Introduction
        01:29
      • 1.2 What is Angular
        01:26
      • 1.3 How this course works
        01:56
      • 1.4 The Course Outline
        01:05

    • Module 02 - Let's Get Started

      25:27Preview
      • 2.1 Introduction
        06:28
      • 2.2 What Do We Have Here
        08:39
      • 2.3 Angular Architecture
        07:53
      • 2.4 From Scaffold to Application
        01:22
      • 2.5 Summary
        01:05

    • Module 03 - Angular Components

      14:10Preview
      • 3.1 Introduction
        04:06
      • 3.2 Create a Components Project
        01:39
      • 3.3 Working with Components
        05:28
      • 3.4 Summary
        02:57

    • Module 04 - Angular Routing

      16:16
      • 4.1 Introduction
        01:30
      • 4.2 Create a Routing Project
        05:20
      • 4.3 Lets Do Some Routing
        08:06
      • 4.4 Summary
        01:20

    • Module 05 - Angular Services

      39:26Preview
      • 5.1 Introduction
        02:10
      • 5.2 Create a Services Project
        06:05
      • 5.3 Start Building Services
        07:01
      • 5.4 Wiring Services Up
        04:02
      • 5.5 Accessing Services
        08:46
      • 5.6 Service-Enabled Components
        03:01
      • 5.7 Finalizing our Services Implementation
        06:40
      • 5.8 Summary
        01:41

    • Module 06 - Angular Modules

      26:46
      • 6.1 Introduction
        03:47
      • 6.2 Modules Defined
        04:34
      • 6.3 Refactoring for Modules
        04:54
      • 6.4 Finish our Modules Refactor
        09:27
      • 6.5 Summary
        04:04

    • Module 07 - Styling Angular

      18:34
      • 7.1 Introduction
        02:15
      • 7.2 Integrate the Module
        04:05
      • 7.3 Style our Components
        11:08
      • 7.4 Summary
        01:06

    • Module 08 - Directives and Pipes

      12:57Preview
      • 8.1 Introduction
        02:23
      • 8.2 Directives
        06:05
      • 8.3 Pipes
        02:45
      • 8.4 Summary
        01:44

    • Module 09 - Course Conclusion

      04:22
      • 9.1 Course Conclusion
        01:45
      • 9.2 What Now
        01:44
      • 9.3 Final Comments
        00:53

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  • Why learn Angular?

    Angular has changed the entire picture of developing a web-based application and has been dominating the entire web market by offering a simplified and sophisticated way to manage the code. It aims to fulfill the expectations of modern developers who demand fast performance and responsiveness in their web applications.

    • Part of its popularity is its ability to make static Web pages more dynamic, thus allowing web designers to add more tools. Organizations are seeing the benefits of adopting Angular, thus increasing the demand for Angular experts.
    • Angular is a part of MEAN stack. MEAN stack is made up of MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, and Node.js. Since all the components that make up MEAN stack uses Javascript for programming, MEAN applications can be written in one language for both client-side & server-side execution.
    • Angular is maintained by Google and a community of experts acting as a solution for rapid front-end development.

  • What’s the focus of this Angular Certification Training in San Francisco?

    This Angular Certification Training in San Francisco will help you comprehend and master concepts on Angular like facilitating the development of single-page web applications, dependency injection, typescript, components, directives, model-view-controller, etc.

    This Angular training makes it is easy to grasp and enables one to develop robust applications for projects of any scale. Also, Angular makes use of TypeScript and is much faster and more mobile-oriented than it's predecessor - AngularJS.

  • Objectives of this Angular Certification Training in San Francisco

    By the end of this Angular Training in San Francisco, you will comprehend the following:

    • Understand the design of single-page applications and how Angular facilitates their development
    • Understand the Angular architecture
    • Work with TypeScript
    • Develop components, use directives, and work with data binding
    • Work with Service and Dependency Injection
    • Create and validate model-driven forms
    • Work with the Model-View-Controller (MVC)
    • Use HTTP with Observables, routing, and pipes
    • Use custom pipes and directives
    • Perform unit testing
    • Use Angular CLI
    • Develop attractive UI using Bootstrap

  • Who should take this Angular Certification Training in San Francisco?

    This Angular Training in San Francisco is ideal for :

    • Aspirants and students who wish to learn UI development
    • UI Developers
    • Technical Project Managers and Technical Leads
    • Full Stack Web Developers
    • QAs, Architects
    • Entrepreneurs or aspiring entrepreneurs who want to learn a state-of-the-art front-end JavaScript framework

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    You will need to download the following softwares:

    • Visual Studio Code editor - IDE
    • Node.js 6.x or below

    The detailed installation process will be covered by the instructor during the Angular Training.

  • Who delivers the Angular Certification Training in San Francisco?

    All our trainers are certified and are highly qualified, with multiple years of experience in working with front-end development technology.

  • What is the Average Salary for Angular Developers in San Francisco?

    The average salary for a Front End Developer / Engineer in San Francisco, California is USD 103,805.

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    Software developers are hired in most of the leading companies of San Francisco with skills in Gitlab IC, Qbec, cloud environment, architecture etc. The average salary of a software developer in San Francisco ranges between 100000$ to 120000$ per year. Candidates with angular certification San Francisco are highly preferred by the companies for the jobs.

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    Some of the leading companies hiring software developers are Microsoft, Indeed, data brick, Nike, Mastercard, Facebook, Square, and discord. All these companies hire candidates with angular certification San Francisco based on their skills involving programming Expertise in designing, analyzing, and troubleshooting large-scale systems, experience in azure infrastructure, etc.

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