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This tutorial teaches Angular using a project. So a simple customer screen is taken and around the same the whole course revolves. Remember the best way to learn any technology is by doing a project.Below are complete details of the course:- Chapter 1 :- Node and NPMChapter 2 :- Running first app & Angulr CLIChapter 3 :- VS Code editor.Chapter 4 :- TypeScriptChapter 5 :- CLI project folder structureChapter 6 :- The config JSON filesChapter 7 :- ng serve vs ng buildChapter 8 :- Angular the binding frameworkChapter 9 :- Component and ModulesChapter 10:- Expression , Decorators and TemplateURLChapter 11:- Declaration and BootStrap in ModulesChapter 12:- The main.ts file for module startupChapter 13:- Index.html and the selector tagChapter 14:- PolyfillsChapter 15:- Webpack:- Packaging and deployingChapter 16:- Vendor.js and Runtime.jsChapter 17:- Angular File naming ConventionChapter 18:- Creating Customer UIChapter 19:- Creating Customer ModelChapter 20:- Consuming model in componentChapter 21:- ngModel , One way and Two way bindingChapter 22:- ExpressionsChapter 23:- Understanding and Intrepeting ErrorsChapter 24:- FormsModuleChapter 25:- *ngForLoopChapter 26:- package.lock.json and versioningChapter 27:- Using source code of the tutorial.Chapter 28:- Thinking Uniform , Thinking Master PagesChapter 29:- Creating Angular UI and its components.Chapter 30:- Organizing project folders, modules & components.Chapter 31:- Masterpage and selectorChapter 32:- Grouping components in to Modules.Chapter 33:- Understanding UI loading in selector.Chapter 34:- Routing and Routing collectionChapter 35:- router-outlet and routerLinkChapter 36:- RouterModule and loading routes in Angular.Chapter 37:- Understanding the flow of Angular with routing.Chapter 38:- Performance issues due to eager loading.Chapter 39:- Implementing Lazy loadingChapter 40:- Dividing project in to self contained Angular modules.Chapter 41:- Self contained routes for self contained modules.Chapter 42:- loadChildren:- The heart of lazy loadingChapter 43:- Understanding path structure for folders and loadChildren.Chapter 44:- forRoot and forChildChapter 45:- Multiple Modules , Multiple builds and Multiple outputs.Chapter 46:- CommonModule for Lazy LoadingChapter 47:- Seeing the physical separate modules in the "dist" folder.Chapter 48:- Revising Angular architecture with Lazy routingChapter 49:- Validation object model.Chapter 50:- Appropriate place to put validationsChapter 51:-Formgroup , FormControl , Validators and FormBuilderChapter 52:- Using Angular validation:- The CCC process.Chapter 53:- Creating validationsChapter 54:- Applying validations to the UIChapter 55:- Checking validation statusChapter 56:- ReactiveFormsChapter 57:- ngModelOption standaloneChapter 58:- Display errors for individual validations.Chapter 59:- The dirty flag.Chapter 60:- Centralizing validation code for reusability.Chapter 61: - Definition of a good architectureChapter 62: - Concrete classes and tight couplingChapter 63: - Provider - provides things to component.Chapter 64: - Creating providers: - Provide & UseClassChapter 65: - Interfaces issues with Angular DIChapter 66: - Finally understanding Dependency InjectionChapter 67: - Seeing the actual fruits of Dependency InjectionChapter 68: - Centralized and Conditional DIChapter 69: - Injector and tokens - Conditionnal DIChapter 70: - Dynamic collectionsChapter 71: - Revising Angular DI architectureChapter 72:- Defining a user controlChapter 73:- Interactions:- Input, output and event emittersChapter 74:- Creating user control and its components Chapter 75:- Creating user control component and importance of selectorChapter 76:- The @input decorator Chapter 77:- Stters and custom component naming convention Chapter 78:- Creating the Grid UI of the user controlChapter 79:- Defining output and event emittersChapter 80:- Understanding the user control flowChapter 81:- Importing and running the user controlChapter 82:- Debugging and watching the full flow.Chapter 83:- Json-server , the fake webserverChapter 84:- Configuring json-server & db.json.Chapter 85:- importing and creating http component objectChapter 86:- Making HTTP Post calls and the subscribe method.Chapter 87:- Import HTTP Module at the module level.Chapter 88:- Implementing DTO( Data transfer objects)Chapter 89:- Lambdas and CallbackChapter 90:- Angular HTTP Client.Chapter 91:- Using HttpClientChapter 92: Simplicity of HttpClient.Chapter 93:- Interceptors in HttpClientChapter 94:- The double data postChapter 95:- Defining the scope of the tutorial.Chapter 96:- Using Angular template and its limitationChapter 97:- Respecting individual build and compilation. Chapter 98:- MVC wwwroot folder and AngularChapter 99:- Issues with ng serve and integrationChapter 100:- Bootstrapping through MVCChapter 101:- Deployurl concept. Chapter 102:- Integrating Webapi with Angular HttpChapter 103:- Debugging Angular and MVCChapter 104:- Ahh the camel case and pascal case issueChapter 105:- Integrating Grunt with Task runner explorerChapter 106:- Grunt configuration using appsettings.jsonChapter 107:- Prebuild and Postbuild styleChapter 108:- Double tooling VS code and Visual studioChapter 109:- Create new project using ng new command.Chapter 110:- Copy the code in to newly created projects.Chapter 111:- Run ng serve , fix errors http to httpclientChapter 112:- Test and you are all setChapter 113:- Integration testing vs Unit TestingChapter 114:- Black Box vs White BoxChapter 115:- Jasmine and KarmaChapter 116:- Understanding Jasmine syntaxes , BDD , Describe and it.Chapter 117:- BeforeEach,BeforeAll,AfterEach and AfterAllChapter 118:- The TestBed APIChapter 119:- Angular loading flow.Chapter 120:- Fixture the baseline.Chapter 121:- DebugElement , componentInstance and nativeElementChapter 122:- Assertion - expect , tobeTruthy , toEqualChapter 123:- Synching DOM's DetectChanges.Chapter 124:- QuerySelectors.Chapter 125:- Running Angular testChapter 126:- Writing a complex unit test for the Customer screen

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