TypeScript Training Courses


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Modern Mobile Web Development This course is aimed at web developers who would like to write applications targeting mobile devices without having to go the route of developing native applications for those devices. Any web developer has the background knowledge to create a mobile application using one of two techniques.

The first technique is creating a Progressive Web Application(PWA). PWAs are web applications that load like regular web pages or websites but can offer the user functionality such as full screen mode, install on desktop, working offline, push notifications and device hardware access traditionally available only to native applications.

The second technique is to use a library like React Native or Native Script. Both of these libraries are capable of taking an application developed using component techniques from React and Angular and compiling those applications to native applications. The beauty of using these technologies is that with some limitations you can have a single code base to create both Android and iPhone apps.

This course will take experienced web developers and give them experience developing for mobile devices using both of these techniques.

Angular Developer Training - Advanced This course follows on from the introductory course on Angular and covers the more advanced but widely used features that Angular has to offer. It covers many advanced component techniques, creating custom attribute and structural directives, asynchronous programming using the rxjs library. It also covers creating a Progressive Web Application using Angular, using authentication and authorization routing features and automated testing. It covers creating a complex project using nx and deploying your app using a SSL certificate. This course will bring the skills of experienced Angular developers to the next level.
Angular 2 Development Angular 2 is a complete rewrite of the Angular framework, incorporating the latest standards in ECMAScript and unifying many of the diverse elements found in Angular 1. Angular 2 has now been officially launched, and this course is based on the final version.