If you want to create a web app, at some point you'll need to connect to an API—whether to save user data, retrieve real-time information, or access data from another source. In this course, you'll learn how to access an API from an Angular app. Along the way, you’ll discover some powerful tips and tricks, including how to create a fake back-end to make testing easier, and how to make some of the most common HTTP requests with Angular's HttpClient
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1.Introduction3 lessons, 08:30
3 lessons, 08:30
1.1Introduction00:46
1.1
Introduction
00:46
1.2Setup04:05
1.2
Setup
04:05
1.3Angular's in-Memory API03:39
1.3
Angular's in-Memory API
03:39
2.Making Basic HTTP Requests3 lessons, 17:16
3 lessons, 17:16
2.1Sending a GET Request06:18
2.1
Sending a GET Request
06:18
2.2Sending a POST Request04:44
2.2
Sending a POST Request
04:44
2.3Working With Headers06:14
2.3
Working With Headers
06:14
3.Advanced HttpClient Usage2 lessons, 13:45
2 lessons, 13:45
3.1Using Progress Events: Part 107:01
3.1
Using Progress Events: Part 1
07:01
3.2Using Progress Events: Part 206:44
3.2
Using Progress Events: Part 2
06:44
4.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:54
1 lesson, 00:54
4.1Conclusion00:54
4.1
Conclusion
00:54
Dan Wellman is an author and front-end developer based in his home town in the south of merry old England. By day he builds web sites and applications and likes to focus on JavaScript, testing and workflow tools. By night he produces video courses for Tuts+ on a range of mostly front-end focused topics, usually centered around JavaScript.