AngularJS

Course Overview:

In this AngularJS training you can learn developers how to use AngularJS to facilitate development of single-page web applications that use the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern. And also understand the design of single-page applications and how AngularJS facilitates their development, Properly separate the model, view, and controller layers of your application and implement them using AngularJS, Master AngularJS expressions, filters, and scopes.

Course Content:

Introduction

♦ What does AngularJS do for me?

♦ Who controls AngularJS?

♦ How can I get AngularJS?

Our first AngularJS application

♦ A basic application

♦ Using angular-seed

♦ The pieces of the puzzle

Two-way data binding

Directives

♦ How it fits together

How much of the page is an Angular application?

♦ Model, View, Controller from the AngularJS Perspective

Single Page Applications

♦ What do we mean by Single Page Application?

♦ Creating Angular Modules

♦ Using Angular's Routing Service

Routing Basics

Accessing URL Data

Using the $location Service

♦ Creating a Skeleton Single Page Application

Controllers

♦ Where Controllers fit in, and what they do, from Angular’s perspective

♦ Managing Scope

♦ Setting up Behavior

♦ Building a basic controller

♦ A more advanced controller

Models

♦ How to create a model

♦ Explicit models

♦ Implicit models

Views

♦ Angular's take on the View: a little bit different

♦ Tying a View to a Controller

♦ Tying a View to a model

Expressions

♦ Expressions are lightweight code snippets

♦ Expression capabilities

♦ Limitations

♦ The border between expressions and level

Filters

♦ Standard filters

♦ Writing your own filter

♦ Tying filters together

Scopes

♦ What are scopes?

♦ What do scopes provide?

♦ Scope lifecycle

♦ Scopes as glue between controller and view

♦ Scope hierarchies

♦ Scope and events

Angular Forms

♦ Angular forms vs HTML forms

♦ Angular form controls

♦ Form events

♦ The form controller

♦ Form validation

CSS classes for form data

Ajax, Data, and Angular

♦ High level interactions with servers

♦ Low-level server interactions with $http

♦ The deferred/promises API

♦ Making RESTful Service calls with $resource

Directives

♦ Teaching HTML new tricks

♦ Binding text and attributes

♦ Directive processing lifecycle

DOM Processing

Compilation

Linking

♦ A basic directive

♦ Directives and scopes

♦ Creating reusable directives

♦ Turning directives into components

Testing in Angular

♦ Unit testing

Working with Dependency Injection

Other unit testing issues

♦ End-to-end testing

Angular’s E2E testing framework

Commands and expectations

Controlling what happens before and after the test

Running a scenario

AngularJS 2.x Overview and Migration Strategy

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