Developing Applications using Angular Training in Norway

This comprehensive instructor-led course is designed to help developers build and test scalable, modern web applications using Google’s powerful Angular framework.

Learners will explore every core aspect of Angular, including routing, components, dependency injection, RxJS observables, signals, forms, and HTTP communication. Using TypeScript as the underlying language, you'll develop fully functional, maintainable applications suitable for production environments.

Each module combines theory with practice, building upon a project that evolves throughout the course.

Participants should have the following:

• Minimum 1 year of experience in software/web app development

• Advanced knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

• Hands-on experience with TypeScript

• Familiarity with modern web development patterns

This course is ideal for:

• Software Engineers

• Front-End Developers

• Full-Stack Developers

• Developers aiming to specialize in Angular for scalable applications

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

• Set up and run Angular applications with the Angular CLI

• Build and reuse components with bindings and lifecycle methods

• Use built-in pipes and directives, or create your own

• Inject services using Angular's dependency injection system

• Handle asynchronous workflows using Observables, RxJS and Signals

• Build forms with both template-driven and reactive approaches

• Connect to APIs via Angular’s HttpClient and configure interceptors

Intro to Angular

• Benefits & comparisons with other JS frameworks

Setup & Angular CLI

• Installing dependencies

• Creating the first Angular project

Components

• Selectors, styles, inputs/outputs, lifecycle

Templates

• Interpolation, event binding, two-way binding, control flow

Pipes

• Built-in and custom pipe creation

Directives

• Attribute & structural directives

Dependency Injection

• Creating injectable services

• Providing and injecting services

RxJS & Signals

• Observables & creating signals

Routing & Forms

• Route configuration

• Reactive vs template-driven forms

• Validation

HTTP Client

• Sending HTTP requests
• Interceptors