Brief Summary
This course dives into AngularJS, a powerful tool for building modern web applications. You’ll learn through hands-on projects, focusing on practical coding examples and how to design, architect, and test a cool single-page app.
Key Points
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Introduction to AngularJS: A JavaScript framework from Google.
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Focus on Single Page Applications (SPAs) and their growing importance.
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Project-based learning with a mix of theory and practice.
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Hands-on coding examples using Plunkr.
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Emphasis on design, architecture, and testing of web applications.
Learning Outcomes
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Understand core AngularJS concepts.
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Become skilled in writing and testing AngularJS applications.
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Ability to design and architect a modern web app.
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Familiarity with libraries like Karma, Jasmine, and Angular UI Bootstrap.
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Learn to think in AngularJS to solve web development challenges.
About This Course
An in-depth project-based introduction to AngularJS concepts with lots of code, examples and a complete application
AngularJS is a JavaScript framework developed by Google. Front end development is now officially revolutionized with the advent of SPAs (Single Page Applications) and it is increasingly looking like AngularJS is going to be the de-facto framework of the future for building SPAs.
This course will not only teach you to program using AngularJS but also how to think in AngularJS and how to architect, design and test a modern web application.
This course is divided into 2 parts.
The first part focuses on getting a solid understanding of AngularJS concepts with plenty of working code examples using Plunkr.
The second half creates a comprehensive Web Application (SPA) using these concepts with special focus on Design, Architecture and testing a modern web app.
This is a project based course with 2 parts spanning 29 videos and over 300 minutes of content.
- An approach of understanding AngularJS concepts
- Follow-up with many live coding examples
- A project that covers various components and aspects of AngularJS
- A video dedicated to unit testing using Karma and Jasmine libraries
- Examples using third part libraries including
- Angular UI Bootstrap
- Bootstrap CSS
- Angular Local Storage library
- Karma
- Jasmine
Jeff W.
Good, explanations seem clear.