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About the Course

This course is designed for Beginners with some background in basic web development experience, HTML, Javascript, and CSS. This course requires no specific hardware or software, just a web browser and an internet connection. Personally, the learner who is considering being a web developer would have to learn a framework. This is one of the most popular frameworks that will be used in modern web sites and portals. Professionally, the person is an experienced web developer, or web architect, who wants to upgrade to Angular 17, or update their Angular skills. By the end of this course, you will be able to: -Describe Angular's folder and application structure -Recognize the architecture and core components of Angular 17 -Apply concept of Decorators, Components and Component Decorators -Differentiate between Template and TemplateURL -Identify Data binding use case -Explain HTML attribute and DOM Property...

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By Debmalya B

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Nov 1, 2024

This was a really good course covering the basics of Angular 17.

By Mayank P

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Nov 12, 2024

Very informative course. Learned a lot of things.

By Ronit B

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Sep 4, 2024

A very thorough and well-structured course

By Shahzad N M

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Dec 29, 2024

Good course. However, if there were hands-on exercises and assignments, it would yield better results. Besides, there were typos in some resources. I believe, a project based approach is the best way to teach any tool, especially Angular due to its learning curve compared to other frontend frameworks and libraries.

By Alejandro J C O

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Dec 15, 2024

This a programming course with almost no programming at all. The lecturer just "explains" the syntax without showing actual code or coding while explaining. There is some demos at the end of each module but they are so short compared to everything that was "covered" in the lectures. I feel really disappointed, the syllabus is not bad, but the course unfortunately it is.