Angular Material In Depth (Angular 20)
Why take this course?
🎓 Unlock the Full Potential of Angular with Angular Material In Depth (Angular 17)
Dive into the world of Angular development and elevate your application's user interface to new heights with Angular Material In Depth, specifically tailored for Angular 17. This comprehensive course is your guided tour through the essentials and advanced features of the Angular Material component library, ensuring you can build sleek, consistent, and professional applications with minimal effort.
What's Inside the Course?
We kick off the course by introducing you to Angular Material and guiding you through setting up the library in your Angular project. This foundational step will get you ready to leverage the full suite of components available at your fingertips.
Discover how to structure your application's navigation using side menus and tab containers with Angular Material. Learn best practices for organizing your application's layout and making it intuitive for users to navigate.
Displaying Data with Cards and Buttons
Learn to present data in a clear and engaging manner using cards, and enhance user interaction with various buttons. This will set the stage for creating an interactive user experience.
Get hands-on with Angular Material's form controls such as inputs, text areas, date pickers, radio buttons, checkboxes, and more. We'll show you how to build a complex form and handle form control errors effectively.
Master the Angular Material Data Table component by learning how to display tabulated data, implement in-place editing, expandable table rows, and implement pagination with a loading indicator for a seamless user experience.
Understand when and how to use dialogs effectively within your application. We'll discuss best practices for using overlays in Angular Material and ensure you know exactly how to enhance user interactions with these components.
Drag and Drop, Responsive Design, and Tree Components
Explore advanced features such as drag and drop, responsive design capabilities with mat-grid-list, breakpoint observers, and the powerful Tree component. We'll also cover virtual scrolling to handle large datasets efficiently.
Custom Themes and Theme Switching
Finish strong by learning how to create and implement custom themes in your Angular application, giving you the power to tailor the look and feel of your app to your brand or design preferences. You'll also learn how to switch themes dynamically at runtime.
By the end of this course, you will have gained a comprehensive understanding of the Angular Material library. You'll be able to confidently incorporate its components into your projects and leverage its advanced features to build robust applications with superior user interfaces.
Join us on this journey to master Angular Material with Angular 17 and transform the way you think about application design! 🚀
Before diving in, why not take advantage of our free course lessons? Get a taste of what's to come and decide if this is the right path for your Angular learning journey. Enjoy the samples and prepare to embark on an exciting new chapter in your development career! 🌟
Enroll Now and Transform Your Angular Apps with Angular Material In Depth!
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Our Verdict
Angular Material In Depth (Angular 19) offers an extensive look into Angular's component library, though some students may struggle due to outdated code and the assumption of prior knowledge. Despite these challenges, the instructor provides clear explanations and valuable UX insights—making this course a worthwhile choice for those seeking in-depth understanding of Angular Material components.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of Angular Material components, including advanced ones
- Instructor excels at explaining features and providing useful advice on UX patterns
- Real-world use cases demonstrated within the course
- Clear and easy-to-follow language used by the instructor
Potential Drawbacks
- Code provided in the course is outdated, sometimes requiring external resources to update
- Instructor moves through material quickly, assuming some prior knowledge
- Lack of correspondence between lectures and Github repository content
- Some students have experienced issues with getting the code to run