Course Outline

Introduction

  • Overview of Angular for government applications
  • Key features introduced in Angular 10 for government use

Overview of TypeScript and ES6 JavaScript for government

  • TypeScript Syntax for enhanced code reliability
  • Utilizing the TypeScript transpiler for improved development workflows
  • Setting up Angular 10 and TypeScript for government projects

Overview of Angular 10's Components for government applications

  • Angular CLI: Streamlining project setup and management
  • Components: Building modular and reusable UI elements
  • Directives: Customizing DOM behavior and appearance
  • Inputs and Outputs: Facilitating component communication
  • Data Binding and Interpolation: Dynamic data presentation
  • Event Binding: Handling user interactions
  • Data Modeling: Structuring application data effectively
  • Bootstrapping: Initializing Angular applications for government use

Creating Your First Angular Application for government

  • Planning the Application: Defining requirements and scope
  • Setting Up an Angular Project: Initial configuration and setup
  • Creating a mobile-friendly UI using Bootstrap 4 and Sass: Enhancing user experience

Creating a Component for government applications

  • Understanding the Component Lifecycle: Managing component states and events
  • Data Flow: Ensuring efficient data handling within components
  • Using Templates and Styles: Customizing component appearance and behavior
  • Projecting Content: Embedding dynamic content within components
  • Working with AppModule: Configuring the root module for application structure
  • Working with Custom Components: Extending functionality through custom components
  • Using View Encapsulation: Isolating component styles and behaviors
  • Implementing Lifecycle Hooks: Leveraging lifecycle methods for better control
  • Using ViewChildren and ContentChildren: Accessing child elements and content

Data Binding in Angular 10 for government applications

  • Understanding Property and Event Binding: Connecting components to data sources
  • Binding and Assigning Aliases to Custom Properties: Enhancing component flexibility
  • Binding and Assigning Aliases to Custom Events: Facilitating event-driven interactions

Working with Directives for government applications

  • Built-in Directives: Utilizing pre-defined directives for common tasks
  • Custom Directives: Creating custom behaviors and attributes

Angular 10 Services for government applications

  • Creating a Logging Service: Implementing logging functionality
  • Creating a Data Service: Managing data retrieval and manipulation

Using Dependency Injection and Providers for government applications

  • Injectors, Provider, and Tokens: Understanding dependency injection mechanisms
  • Configuring Dependency Injection: Setting up providers for service availability
  • Configuring Your Provider: Customizing provider configurations
  • Injecting Services into Components, Directives, and Services: Ensuring service reusability

Switching Pages with Routing for government applications

  • Understanding the Different Navigation Methods: Exploring navigation options
  • Routing Strategies: Implementing effective routing patterns
  • Setting Up Routes: Defining application routes and paths
  • Configuring and Loading Routes: Managing route configurations
  • Using Parameters in Routes: Passing data through routes
  • Creating Nested Routes: Organizing complex navigation structures
  • Using Redirect and Wildcard Routes: Handling special routing scenarios
  • Understanding Route Guards: Controlling access to routes

Using RxJS to Create and Work with Observables in Angular for government applications

  • Overview of Observables: Understanding asynchronous data streams
  • Overview of RxJS: Leveraging reactive programming capabilities
  • Building & Using Observables in Angular: Implementing observables in application logic

Generating Forms for User Input for government applications

  • Using the Template Driven Forms: Simplifying form creation with templates
  • Using the Reactive Forms: Building forms with reactive programming
  • Creating custom validation: Implementing advanced form validation rules
  • Validating, filtering, and sanitizing form data: Ensuring data integrity and security

Using Pipes for government applications

  • Transforming output: Modifying data presentation with pipes
  • Built-in Pipes: Utilizing pre-defined pipe functions
  • Async Pipe: Handling asynchronous data streams efficiently
  • Custom Pipes: Creating custom transformations for specific needs

Making Calls to External HTTP APIs for government applications

  • Sending requests: Interacting with external services and APIs

Using Angular Modules for government applications

Testing the Angular 10 Application for government use

  • Using Jasmine for unit testing: Ensuring component and service reliability
  • Using Protractor for end-to-end testing: Verifying application functionality across user interactions

Debugging the Application for government applications

  • Understanding Error Messages in Angular: Interpreting and resolving errors
  • Using Sourcemaps to Debug Code in the Browser: Enhancing debugging efficiency
  • Reading TypeScript Compiler Diagnostics: Analyzing compiler output for better code quality
  • Using Augury: Leveraging browser extensions for advanced debugging

Optimizing the Angular 10 Application for government use

  • Reworking the code: Refactoring for performance and maintainability
  • Reducing bundle size and eliminating dead-code: Optimizing application size and load times

Angular 10 Security for government applications

  • How authentication works: Understanding authentication mechanisms
  • Using JWT authentication: Implementing secure token-based authentication
  • What should and shouldn't be written in Angular: Best practices for security and data handling

Deploying an Angular 10 Application to Production for government use

  • Deploying to IIS, Apache, Nginx, etc.: Configuring deployment environments for optimal performance

Angular 10 Best Practices for government applications

Troubleshooting for government applications

Summary and Conclusion for government use

Requirements

  • Proficiency in fundamental HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

Audience

  • Software developers for government
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