The Developing Web Applications Using AngularJS course covers the first releases of Angular (AngularJS versions 1.x). It is called AngularJS because these early releases of the framework were written with JavaScript ("JS" is abbreviation for "JavaScript"). Please note that AngularJS is no longer officially supported, and if you need to work with "Angular" for a web application, you are using Angular (version 2 or higher), which is the successor to AngularJS. In other words, in today's environment it is very likely that you need training on Angular, rather than AngularJS.

Durning the AngularJS class, attendees will learn the fundamental skills necessary to build web applications using the AngularJS JavaScript framework and the MV* (Model View Whatever) design pattern. Topics include creating controllers, using scope to manage data, designing views/templates, routing, data binding and filters, applying directives, as well as form integration and validation.

Before attending the Developing Web Applications Using AngularJS course, students will already need to know the basics of HTML and fundamentals of JavaScript. HOTT's Website Development with HTML5, CSS and Bootstrap and JavaScript Programming courses are exellent candidates for acquiring that knowledge if needed. Information and Pricing on multi-class training passes is available here.

If you are indeed interested in taking AngularJS training meant specifically for version 1 releases of Angular, please fill out our Contact Form, and mention in the comments section that you are interested in specially requesting training for our older AngularJS course.

Starting with version 2, AngularJS had its name changed to simply Angular. The "JS" was dropped from the name because the framework was rewritten using TypeScript and thus was no longer a JavaScript framework.

The Developing Web Applications Using Angular course covers how to develop web applications using versions 2 and higher of the Angular framework. Attendees will learn the fundamental skills necessary to build Web Applications using Angular and the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) design pattern. Topics include using TypeScript and ECMAScript to create object-oriented Angular applications, extending HTML by creating reusable UI components, implementing data-binding, designing and using custom structural and attribute directives, as well as creating and using Angular pipes for formatting and transforming data in the UI.

Before attending the Developing Web Applications Using Angular course, students will already need to know the basics of HTML and fundamentals of JavaScript. HOTT's Website Development with HTML5, CSS and Bootstrap and JavaScript Programming courses are exellent candidates for acquiring that knowledge if needed. Information and Pricing on multi-class training passes is available here.