Learn Angular: The Collection

Name: Learn Angular: The Collection
Brand: SitePoint
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Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski(Author)

SitePoint (Publisher)

Published on 15. June 2018

655 pages

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Learn Angular: The Collection
Notice of Rights
Notice of Liability
Trademark Notice
About SitePoint
Preface
Who Should Read This Book?
Conventions Used
Book 1: Learn Angular: Your First Week
Chapter 1: Angular Introduction: What It Is, and Why You Should Use It
Why Do I Need a Framework?
Angular Introduction: What Angular IS
Angular Introduction: the Advantages of Angular
Angular Introduction: Angular's Complexities
Conclusion
Chapter 2: AngularJS and Angular: a Detailed Comparison
Frameworks in AngularJS and Angular
Templates in AngularJS and Angular
Dependency Injection in AngularJS and Angular
JavaScript vs TypeScript
Tooling Support for AngularJS and Angular
Summary
Chapter 3: An Introduction to TypeScript: Static Typing for the Web
What Exactly is TypeScript?
How Does it Work?
How Do I Set it Up?
Okay, What About the Community?
Further Reading
Conclusion
Chapter 4: Getting Past Hello World in Angular
Environment Setup
Components
Decorators
Examining a Component
Services
Tree of Components
Bootstrapping our Application
Summary
Chapter 5: Angular Components: Inputs and Outputs
Component Hierarchy
Angular Components: Inputs and Outputs
@Input() and @Output()
Wrapup
Chapter 6: A Practical Guide to Angular Directives
Basic overview
Using the Existing Angular Directives
Chapter 7: Angular Components and Providers: Classes, Factories & Values
What are Providers?
Injecting Non-Class Providers
Providers and Singletons
Wrapup
Chapter 8: Quickly Create Simple Yet Powerful Angular Forms
Prerequisites
Requirements
Template-Driven Forms
Reactive Forms
Wrapping Up
Chapter 9: Using Angular NgModules for Reusable Code and More
JavaScript Modules Aren't NgModules
The Basic NgModule, the AppModule
The Properties of NgModule
NgModule Examples
Summary
Chapter 10: Angular Testing: A Developer's Introduction
Prerequisites
Angular Testing Technologies
Writing Unit Tests
End-to-end Angular Testing
Code Coverage
Additional Utilities
Wrapping Up
Chapter 11: Creating UIs with Angular Material Design Components
What's Material Design?
Introduction to Angular Material
Requirements
Create the Project with the Angular CLI
Getting Started with Angular Material
Importing Angular Material Components
Create the UI for the Application
Conclusion
Chapter 12: Developing Angular Apps without a Back End Using MockBackend
A Ticketing System without a Real Back End
The Angular Project Setup
Working with Components
The Ticket Service
Conclusion
Chapter 13: React vs Angular: An In-depth Comparison
Where to Start?
Maturity
Features
Languages, Paradigms, and Patterns
Ecosystem
Adoption, Learning Curve and Development Experience
Putting it Into Context
One Framework to Rule Them All?
Book 2: Learn Angular: Build a Todo App
Chapter 1: Getting the First Version of the App Up and Running
Initialize Your Todo Application Using Angular CLI
Creating the Todo Class
Creating the TodoDataService Service
Editing the AppComponent Component
Deploying to GitHub Pages
Summary
Chapter 2: Understanding Component Architecture
A Quick Recap
Up and Running
The Original AppComponent
A More Modular Component Architecture - Creating the TodoListHeaderComponent
Creating the TodoListComponent
Creating the TodoListItemComponent
Creating the TodoListFooterComponent
Moving the TodoDataService Provider
Summary
Chapter 3: Angular and RxJS: Adding a REST API Back End
A Quick Recap
Up and Running
Setting up a REST API back end
Storing the API URL
Creating the Service to Communicate with the REST API Back End
The Angular HTTP Service
Implementing the ApiService Methods
Updating TodoDataService
Updating AppComponent
Trying it Out
Running our Tests
Fixing Our Unit Tests
Creating an ApiMockService
Summary
Chapter 4: An Introduction to Component Routing with Angular Router
Why routing?
How Angular Router Works
Enabling Routing
Resolving Data using Angular Router
Summary
Chapter 5: Authentication: Protecting Private Content
Authentication Strategy
Setting Up the Backend
Adding Authentication Logic to our API Service
Creating a Session Service
Creating an Authentication Service
Creating a Sign-in Page
Protecting Our Application's Private Area From Unauthorized Access
Sending The User's Token With API Requests
Adding a Sign-out Button to Our TodosComponent
Summary
Chapter 6: How to Update Angular Projects to the Latest Version
The Meaning of Angular Versions
The Angular Update Guide
Before Updating
During the Update
After the Update
Switching from HttpModule to HttpClientModule
Using the RxJS Pipe Operator
Summary
Book 3: Learn Angular: 4 Angular Projects
Chapter 1: MEAN Stack: Build an App with Angular 2+ and the Angular CLI
Introduction to the MEAN Stack
Overview
Prerequisites
Creating the Backend Using Express.js and MongoDB
Building the Front End Using Angular
Creating Components, a Model, and a Service
Finishing Touches
Wrapping It Up
Chapter 2: User Authentication with the MEAN Stack
The MEAN Stack Authentication Flow
The Example Application
Creating the MongoDB Data Schema with Mongoose
Set Up Passport to Handle the Express Authentication
Configure API Endpoints
Create Angular Authentication Service
Apply Authentication to Angular App
Chapter 3: Building a Twitter Client with Node and Angular
Setting Up the Project
Creating a Twitter Client in NodeJS
Creating the Angular App
Summary
Chapter 4: Connecting Angular and the WordPress API with wp-api-angular
Laying Foundations
Authentication
Listing the Users
Working With Posts
Conclusion
Book 4: Learn Angular: Related Tools & Skills
Chapter 1: The Ultimate Angular CLI Reference Guide
What Is Angular CLI?
Prerequisites
Installing Angular CLI
Creating a New Angular Application
Running Your Application
Adding Features to Your Angular Application
Running Your Unit Tests
Running Your End-to-end (E2E) Tests
Building Your Application for Production
Deploying Your Application
Ejecting your application
A Glimpse into the Future
Summary
Chapter 2: 10 Essential TypeScript Tips and Tricks for Angular Devs
TypeScript Tip 1: Supply Your Own Module Definitions
TypeScript Tip 2: Enum vs Const Enum
TypeScript Tip 3: Type Expressions
TypeScript Tip 4: Use Discriminators
TypeScript Tip 5: Avoid Any Unless It Really Is Any
TypeScript Tip 6: Use Generics Efficiently
TypeScript Tip 7: Bring in Legacy Code
TypeScript Tip 8: Create Functions with Properties
TypeScript Tip 9: The keyof Operator
TypeScript Tip 10: Efficient Callback Definitions
Further Reading
Conclusion
Chapter 3: Using Angular Augury to Debug Your Code
Hello, Augury!
Building a Sample App
Component View
Dependency Injection
Routes
Conclusion
Chapter 4: Top Angular Plugins for Sublime Text
Setting up Package Control
Angular 2 HTML Package
Angular 2 Snippets
Angular CLI
Angular Plugins: Typescript
Angular Plugins: Linting
DocBlockr
Conclusion
Chapter 5: Boosting Your Workflow with Angular 5 Snippets and VS Code
Prerequisites
Snippets Explained
How to Use Snippets
How to Create Angular 5 Snippets
Summary
Chapter 6: Top 12 Productivity Tips for WebStorm and Angular: Part 1
WebStorm and Angular Tip 1: Use Angular CLI from Within WebStorm
WebStorm and Angular Tip 2: Navigate Like a Pro
WebStorm and Angular Tip 3: Take Advantage of Angular Language Service
WebStorm and Angular Tip 4: Auto-format Your Code
WebStorm and Angular Tip 5: Optimize Your Imports
Using WebStorm and Angular Together: Summary
Chapter 7: Top 12 Productivity Tips for WebStorm and Angular: Part 2
WebStorm and Angular Tip 6: Import Path Calculation
WebStorm and Angular Tip 7: Use Live Templates
WebStorm and Angular Tip 8: Running Tests
WebStorm and Angular Tip 9: Travel through Time
WebStorm and Angular Tip 10: TypeScript Parameter Hints
WebStorm and Angular Tip 11: Navigate using Breadcrumbs
WebStorm and Angular Extra Tip 12: Documentation Look Up
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