Angular Webinar II – Navigation, Forms, and Application Flow

Duration: 3 Hours
Level: Beginner
Format: Live Human Online Webinar with Guided Labs (Visual Studio Code)


Webinar Schedule (3 Hours)

Session 1: Routing and Navigation

  • Why routing is essential in Angular applications

  • Defining routes and mapping components

  • Navigating between views

  • Understanding application flow

Lab 1:

  • Add routing to an existing Angular project

  • Create multiple views

  • Navigate between components using routes


Session 2: Forms and User Input

  • Why forms are critical in real applications

  • Template-driven vs reactive forms (conceptual overview)

  • Capturing and validating user input

  • Submitting form data

Lab 2:

  • Create a basic Angular form

  • Bind user input to component data

  • Add simple validation and feedback


Webinar Description

Angular Webinar II builds directly on the foundation established in Angular Webinar I and focuses on how users interact with Angular applications. In this session, participants add navigation and forms to an existing project, transforming it from a single-view app into a multi-view, interactive application.

Labs emphasize real-world application flow, showing how routing and forms work together to guide users through an Angular app. All development is done in Visual Studio Code, reinforcing professional Angular workflows.

By the end of this webinar, attendees will understand how Angular applications manage navigation, user input, and overall flow—skills essential for building real applications.


What You’ll Gain

  • Understanding Angular routing and navigation

  • Experience building multi-view applications

  • Practical form handling and validation

  • Confidence extending Angular applications


Other Angular Webinars

This webinar expands Angular fundamentals into real interaction patterns.
Additional Angular webinars explore:

  • Services and dependency injection

  • Working with APIs

  • State management

  • Production-ready Angular architecture