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Deep Dive into Angular CLI Builders

Learn Angular builders! Automate your Angular project deployment. Understand the Angular CLI API and create custom builders for efficient development.

21m
Certificate
ng-conf
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Course Content

Deep Dive into Angular CLI Builders is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by ng-conf. It runs 21m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published January 2024.

Unlock the Power of Angular Builders: From Files to Deployable Apps

Ever wondered how your Angular project transforms from a collection of files into a fully functional, deployable application? The secret lies in Angular Builders – a powerful, yet often overlooked, feature.

This deep dive explores the inner workings of Angular Builders, revealing how they orchestrate the build process. We'll demystify the API involved, empowering you to understand and even create your own custom builders.

Here's what you'll discover:

  • What are Angular Builders? Understand the core concept and its role in the Angular development lifecycle.
  • The Build Process Explained: Trace the journey of your Angular code from source to a deployable artifact.
  • Angular Builder API: A detailed look at the API that governs builder functionality, including key methods and configurations.
  • Custom Builder Creation: Learn how to leverage the API to build your own specialized builders for unique project needs.
  • Optimize Your Build: Discover how builders can be used to improve build times and streamline your development workflow.

Mastering Angular Builders gives you unparalleled control over your build process, leading to faster development cycles and more efficient deployments. Learn how to harness this powerful tool to take your Angular projects to the next level.

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