In this module, we will dive into the performance-boosting techniques of lazy loading and preloading in Angular applications. You will learn to load modules only when they are needed, and use deferred loading strategies like lazy loading on idle, on interaction, or on viewport events in Angular 17. You’ll also explore how to manage loading states and handle errors effectively for better user experience.

In this module, we introduce RxJS and observables, essential tools for managing asynchronous operations in Angular. You will explore how to subscribe to observables, handle asynchronous data, and avoid memory leaks by unsubscribing. Additionally, you'll learn how to efficiently use the async pipe in Angular templates to display observable data seamlessly.

This module focuses on RxJS operators, which are key to transforming and combining observable data streams in Angular. You will explore operators like map, mergeMap, and concatMap to perform complex operations, and how to use switchMap for handling switchable observables. Practical assignments will help you apply these operators to real-world data handling challenges.

In this module, we will cover how to make HTTP requests in Angular using HttpClient. You will learn how to fetch data with GET requests, send data with POST requests, and update or delete data using PUT and DELETE requests. By building a simple CRUD app, you will practice implementing these HTTP operations and understand how to manage data flow in an Angular application.

This module introduces Angular 16's Signals feature, which provides an efficient way to handle reactive data. You will learn how to create signals, update their values, and use computed signals to derive data based on other signals. You’ll also explore the effect() function to react to signal changes and implement efficient state management in your Angular applications.

In this comprehensive module, we will dive into the powerful new features of Angular 17, including improved routing and control flow with @for, @if, @else, and @switch statements. You’ll also learn about the new deferred loading strategies, such as loading content based on viewport or user interactions, as well as custom triggers to optimize performance. This section is designed to get you fully acquainted with the latest Angular 17 capabilities to build more efficient and responsive applications.