Creating a Real-World Angular 2 App: Modules, Routing and Components

In this course we’ll start taking the skills you learned in our Angular 2 fundamentals courses and put them to use in a real-world situation. By building Bugged Out, a fully-featured bug-tracking application, you’ll get hands-on experience in building production-ready Angular apps. We’ll start by looking at Angular modules — a way to organize your application, and extend it with external functionality. Then we’ll use Angular routing to make sure your users are moved around the app appropriately as they interact with it. Finally, we’ll build our app’s components, which are Angular’s basic building blocks for user interface and interaction elements. After you complete this, you can continue building Bugged Out with the next course, Building a Realtime Firebase Database. This is part four of a seven part series. Get the full benefit by completing them in order:

• Creating Your First Angular 2 App
• Building a Task Card App with Angular 2
• Building Reusable Components in Angular 2
• Creating a Real-World Angular 2 App: Modules, Routing and Components
• Building a Realtime Firebase Database
• Creating a Real-World Angular 2 App: Creating a Form
• Creating a Real-World Angular 2 App: Methods, Tables and Listeners