Brief Summary
This course teaches you to build your own single-page applications using AngularJS and Firebase. It's super beginner-friendly and covers all the essential bits like routing and Angular Material. Perfect for anyone wanting to dive into web development!
Key Points
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Learn how to build a real-life single page app.
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Understand AngularJS and its components.
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Get hands-on experience with Angular Material and UI Router.
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Use Firebase for data persistence.
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No need to be a pro—just some HTML, CSS, and JavaScript basics needed.
Learning Outcomes
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Ability to create a functional single-page application.
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Familiarity with AngularJS concepts like directives and routing.
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Proficiency in using Angular Material for UI design.
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Understanding of how to manage data with Firebase.
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Basic command line skills for file and package management.
About This Course
Build a Single Page App with AngularJS, Angular Material, UI Router, and Firebase. Includes Angular 2 preview!
This course will show you--from start to finish--how to build a real-life application with AngularJS. Angular is awesome, but it can be tricky to learn, especially if you are newer to web development. This is especially true if you're trying to figure out how to build an actual working application in it. It can seem like a daunting task--especially since many tutorials out there don't show how to do it from scratch.
The good news is that it's not that hard once you know how all the pieces work together. This course will teach you those pieces and how they fit together so that you can build your own real life single page web applications that persist data to a database.
This course is for all levels, but you will find it especially useful if you are newer to web development. You should know some HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but by no means do you need to be an expert. We'll be using tools like the command line and NodeJS to install packages, but we'll be seeing how to use them from scratch, so you don't need to have prior knowledge of them.
This course brings together many commonly requested AngularJS subjects that aren't seen in a lot of other ones, including:
Directives
Routing
Angular Material
Angular 2
If you want to learn how to build a single page app with AngularJS, and want to learn it from scratch, then this is the best course you'll find. See you in there!
Create Single Page Applications with AngularJS
Use the command line to make files and directories, and to install packages from NPM
Work effectively with Angular Material
Cary B.
AngularJS has been pretty much replaced by Angular, so this course was mainly useful to get used to the thinking behind how to architect an Angular app. I found that a few tidbits were obsolete or incorrect, probably due to the framework being old. In particular, the section about using Firebase assumed that the Firebase dashboard was simple; since then, Firebase has expanded its features, and I could not duplicate Section 9 without taking a side trip to learn Firebase.