Angular 7 Training Master Angular 7 and build awesome, reactive web apps with the newest release of Angular Average evaluation Trained in Angular! Web Age Solutions Angular 7 classes will teach students how to use Angular 7 (or earlier versions) to build single-page web applications using modern design patterns and best practices. We deliver a series of hands-on, instructor led Angular 7 training courses. Our Angular 7 training covers all major topics required to fully use this next generation of the Angular framework. With Web Age, our Angular 7 class will help you master this JavaScript framework for building web applications. In our Angular 7 courses, you will see that Angular 7 makes the creation of single page applications even easier than before. In our Angular 7 classes, you’ll be provided with hands-on practice throughout the labs, as you learn how to build apps using Angular 7, with plenty of interactivity with the instructor. Delivery Methods Our Angular 7 Programming courses: WA2775 INTRODUCTION TO ANGULAR 7 PROGRAMMING WA2776 ADVANCED ANGULAR 7 PROGRAMMING WA2777 COMPREHENSIVE ANGULAR 7 PROGRAMMING WA2778 ANGULAR 7 DEEP DIVE WE OFFER ANGULAR TRAINING CLASSES IN ALL ANGULAR VERSIONS Choose the best Angular course for the Angular version you need. Click HERE to view our Angular Training page to see a complete list of all Angular courses that we offer. Request Pricing For yourself or private, customized training for 3 or more people. We will not share your email. Read our privacy policy. What you will learn: We can teach you all the fundamentals you need to know to get started developing Angular applications right away. Develop modern, complex, responsive and scalable web applications with Angular 7 Fully understand the architecture behind an Angular 7 application and how to use it Students will use their gained, deep understanding of the Angular 7 fundamentals to quickly establish themselves as frontend developers Create single-page applications with one of the most modern JavaScript frameworks out there Understand how to write and organize Angular code Program Angular View Components and Services Use Angular output, two-way, event and property bindings Exchange data with network servers using the Angular HTTP Client Consume data from REST web services Consume WebSocket data Work with Angular Pipes to format data Create and work with Angular Forms Angular Component Router Advanced Router Usage Angular Animations Testing and debugging Angular applications Angular CLI Best practices for Angular application style and organization ANGULAR 7 WEBINARS Check out our recent webinars on Angular 7! Writing Secure Angular 7 Applications NEW! This one hour seminar explores how to write secure applications using Angular 7. Starting with an overview of best practice, we will follow through with protecting against XSS, CSRF and wrap things up with a demo of authentication and authorization. Creating Your Own Angular Libraries NEW! The Angular framework itself consists of various NPM packages that are integrated into a project as Angular Modules. Starting with Angular v6 the associated AngularCLI project management tool has added capabilities that allow you to create your own libraries of Angular code. In this webinar we will see how to create a new library and set it up so that it can be reused. In this webinar we provide straight talk on implementing Secure-SDLC and DevSecOps in a business world and move security from an anchor to an enabler. Click HERE to visit our Angular Training page for a complete list of all of our Angular webinars! Check out our short YouTube videos on the new features in Angular 7! Long-time Angular expert and instructor Mark Pawlowski takes you on a complete tour of the newest features and improvements in Angular 7. Part 1 of 4 Part 2 of 4 Proven Results For over 20 years, we have trained thousands of developers at some of the country’s largest tech companies – including many Fortune 500 companies. Here are a few of the clients we have delivered Angular training to: Angular 7 Training was last modified: April 11th, 2019 by Nick Quirk