Angular is a powerful and feature-complete framework that you can use to build the best web apps. Built with TypeScript in mind, Angular takes advantage of futuristic language features such as decorators and interfaces, which make coding faster and easier.
If you want to create modern web apps with Angular, this is the course for you. In this course, Jeremy McPeak will show you how to code a complete web app with Angular, using the most current features and architectural patterns. Follow along with Jeremy and build a full-featured responsive app, with routes, asynchronous data, and authentication. So let's get started!
1.Introduction2 lessons, 07:37
2 lessons, 07:37
1.1Introduction01:23
1.1
Introduction
01:23
1.2What You Need06:14
1.2
What You Need
06:14
2.Getting Started2 lessons, 17:11
2 lessons, 17:11
2.1Creating the Project08:21
2.1
Creating the Project
08:21
2.2Designing the Basic Layout08:50
2.2
Designing the Basic Layout
08:50
3.Writing the Basic Functionality6 lessons, 52:36
6 lessons, 52:36
3.1Fetching the Feed List08:48
3.1
Fetching the Feed List
08:48
3.2Displaying the Feed List07:06
3.2
Displaying the Feed List
07:06
3.3Toggling the Feed List Drawer05:53
3.3
Toggling the Feed List Drawer
05:53
3.4Using Named Router Outlets09:22
3.4
Using Named Router Outlets
09:22
3.5Displaying Feed Items09:11
3.5
Displaying Feed Items
09:11
3.6Displaying the Content12:16
3.6
Displaying the Content
12:16
4.Adding Settings3 lessons, 28:18
3 lessons, 28:18
4.1Designing the Settings Panel10:03
4.1
Designing the Settings Panel
10:03
4.2Using Services to Manage State07:13
4.2
Using Services to Manage State
07:13
4.3Finishing the Settings11:02
4.3
Finishing the Settings
11:02
5.Managing Screen Sizes1 lesson, 08:03
1 lesson, 08:03
5.1Using the `BreakpointObserver`08:03
5.1
Using the `BreakpointObserver`
08:03
6.Authentication and Authorization4 lessons, 27:46
4 lessons, 27:46
6.1Refactoring08:24
6.1
Refactoring
08:24
6.2Authenticating With the Server07:58
6.2
Authenticating With the Server
07:58
6.3Sending the Token04:19
6.3
Sending the Token
04:19
6.4Authorizing Routes07:05
6.4
Authorizing Routes
07:05
7.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:06
1 lesson, 01:06
7.1Conclusion01:06
7.1
Conclusion
01:06
I started my development career on the client-side writing JavaScript and DHTML components in my spare time. In 2005, Nicholas C. Zakas asked me to join him in writing the first edition of Professional Ajax for Wiley Publishing. Since Professional Ajax, 1st Edition, I've been blessed to take part in other book projects: Professional Ajax 2nd Edition, and Beginning JavaScript 3rd and 4th editions.