This is a 24-hour hands-on course that will help participants become familiar with Single Page Applications through Angular in a .net environment. Participants will be able to create an app from scratch, add views, authenticate users and send their app to production.
In addition, they will learn how to create a REST API using Microsoft’s .NET Core, a popular open-source framework that is widely used by large organizations and startup companies.
In the end, participants will combine these two technologies in order to create a lightweight, fast and secure application according to modern best practices.
Who should attend
This hands-on course has been designed for:
- Developers that want to add Angular and .NET Core under their belts.
- Developers that want to move to a full-stack role by gaining practical experience on a software development technology stack that several large organizations use.
Prerequisites
This is not an introductory course but aims in helping experienced developers acquire strong understanding through exercises and examples on one of the most sought after topics nowadays. Therefore, some dev experience is needed. Hence, this course is designed for people with general knowledge of web applications, familiar or experienced with Javascript, and with some knowledge of C#.
What will you learn
This hands-on course will allow participants build a strong understanding in:
- Designing and building a RESTful Web API with .NET Core
- Building an Angular app from scratch
- Securing the application
- Using Design Patterns for best code quality
- Testing code for maximum code reliability, and finally,
- Releasing the application to production
More specifically, during this 24-hour course, participants will dive deep into the following areas:
- ASP.net core Web API
- What is REST
- Creating a RESTful API over HTTP
- Standards
- Methods (GET, POST etc.)
- User Authentication & Authorization
- Resource paths
- CRUD actions (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
- Commands through the API
- Long running actions
- Error handling
- Caching
- OpenAPI specification and Swagger
- API Versioning
- Angular
- TypeScript introduction
- Modules and Components
- Communication between Components
- Data manipulation with Pipes
- Services and Dependency Injection
- Routing and Navigation
- Forms
- Communication over HTTP
- Observables, promises
- User Authentication
- Directives
- Unit & Integration tests
- Hosting and releasing for production
