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Angular Web Components: Custom Elements, Templates & Shadow DOM

Mastering Angular Web Components teaches you how to build portable, reusable UI components using Angular’s support for Custom Elements, Templates, ... Show more
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Mastering Angular Web Components is a comprehensive course designed to teach you how to build reusable, encapsulated, and framework-agnostic UI components using Angular’s Web Component capabilities. This course bridges the gap between Angular development and modern browser-native Web Components, empowering you to create flexible elements that can work across different frameworks or even vanilla JavaScript environments.

You’ll start by understanding what Web Components are, their benefits, and how Angular supports them through the @angular/elements package. From there, you’ll dive into creating Custom Elements with Angular, exploring how to manage inputs, outputs, and lifecycle hooks.

Next, the course covers Template and View Encapsulation, using Shadow DOM to isolate styles and behaviors, ensuring your components remain predictable and conflict-free. You’ll learn how to distribute content with slots, manage styling across different scopes, and optimize your components for performance and portability.

 

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to confidently package, publish, and use Angular-based Web Components in any environment—including React, Vue, or static HTML pages—making your UI library truly reusable and scalable.

Do I need to know Angular to take this course?
Yes, a basic understanding of Angular (components, modules, services) is required. This course builds upon your Angular knowledge to teach you how to create Web Components using Angular’s tools and APIs.
What exactly are Web Components
Web Components are a set of browser-native APIs that allow you to create reusable, encapsulated HTML elements. They can be used in any framework—or without one—and Angular supports them via the @angular/elements package.
Can I use Angular Web Components in non-Angular applications?
Yes! That’s one of the key benefits. You’ll learn how to build Angular components that compile into Custom Elements, which can then be used in React, Vue, static HTML, or any other frontend setup.
Does the course cover Shadow DOM and style encapsulation?
Absolutely. You'll learn how to use Shadow DOM for true style isolation, ensuring your components behave the same regardless of where they are used.
Will I learn how to package and distribute components?
Yes. The course includes a section on packaging your components for distribution (e.g., via npm) and integrating them into different types of applications.
Is this course suitable for teams building a design system?
Definitely. If your team is working on a shared UI library or design system, Web Components allow you to build reusable components that can be shared across multiple projects or tech stacks.
Will I get hands-on experience with real examples?
Yes! This course includes interactive code walkthroughs, live demos, and practical assignments so you can apply what you learn to real-world use cases.
Do I need to install anything before starting the course?
You’ll need Node.js, Angular CLI, and a code editor like VS Code. A full setup guide is provided in the first module to get you started quickly.
Will I receive a certificate when I finish the course?
Yes. Upon successful completion, you’ll earn a Texas-Academy Certificate in Angular Web Component Development.
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Angular Web Components: Custom Elements, Templates & Shadow DOM
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Lectures 19
Assignments 1
Level Advanced
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What You’ll Learn:

 

  • Fundamentals of Web Components and browser-native APIs

  • Creating and packaging Custom Elements using Angular

  • Handling component inputs, outputs, and lifecycles

  • Using Shadow DOM for true style encapsulation

  • Building content projection with templates and slots

  • Deploying reusable components across projects or frameworks

Course requirements
  • Solid understanding of Angular (components, modules, lifecycle)

  • Familiarity with HTML/CSS/JavaScript

  • Basic understanding of the DOM

Intended audience
  • Angular developers (intermediate+)

  • Web developers transitioning to micro frontends or design systems

  • Engineers building reusable UI components across teams/projects

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Monday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Tuesday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Wednesday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Thursday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Friday 9:30 am - 5.00 pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed