Angular and TypeScript have become key tools for enterprise web developers. Angular's web dev platform works for teams with mixed skill levels and doesn't need additional libraries and tools to develop a complete app. TypeScript is a superset of javascript that makes developers more productive. Why? Because writing code in traditional javascript allows for errors to sneak into deployed code, while TypeScript's static typing catches those errors during development. This course gets you started with web app development using Angular and TypeScript. You’ll learn the basics of the Angular framework and its tooling for developing single page web apps; you'll generate a new project using Angular CLI and work with modules, components, dependency injection, routing, reactive programming, and inter-component communication; and then learn how to make HTTP requests to a web server. You'll finish up by doing a code review of a frontend sample online auction. The course works best if you've completed the O'Reilly videos "TypeScript Essentials" and "RxJS Essentials." Requirements include basic experience with javascript and understanding of an object-oriented programming language. Please have a current version of Node.js, the Chrome browser, and Visual Studio Code loaded on your computer before you start the class.

Understand how Angular projects are structured
Survey TypeScript basics (e.g., classes, interfaces, generics, type definition files, etc.)
Learn how to create reusable components and services
Practice arranging client-side navigation using the router
Discover how to inject services into components
Understand to communicate with servers using HTTP
Pick up the ability to deploy Angular apps on Web servers