Angular 2 Demystified

Angular 2 Demystified, available at Free, has an average rating of 3.45, with 62 lectures, based on 146 reviews, and has 12290 subscribers.

You will learn about Create Angular components to describe your application features Compose Angular components and delegate functionalities to interested parties. Use Angular Component Controllers to encapsulate instance variables and make them available to templates Make Service Classes to handle business logic of your application Use internal Directives, namely for, property selector and event handler Use local variables in templates to get handle of DOM elements Handle events using Angular event syntax and the DOM event system. Use the debugger in Chrome DevTools to debug issues This course is ideal for individuals who are You can still take advantage of the course if you are not familiar with Angular, but the learning curve will be much steeper or This course is best suited for those who are already familiar with Angular. It is particularly useful for You can still take advantage of the course if you are not familiar with Angular, but the learning curve will be much steeper or This course is best suited for those who are already familiar with Angular.

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Summary

Title: Angular 2 Demystified

Price: Free

Average Rating: 3.45

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create Angular components to describe your application features

Compose Angular components and delegate functionalities to interested parties.

Use Angular Component Controllers to encapsulate instance variables and make them available to templates

Make Service Classes to handle business logic of your application

Use internal Directives, namely for, property selector and event handler

Use local variables in templates to get handle of DOM elements

Handle events using Angular event syntax and the DOM event system.

Use the debugger in Chrome DevTools to debug issues

Who Should Attend

You can still take advantage of the course if you are not familiar with Angular, but the learning curve will be much steeper

This course is best suited for those who are already familiar with Angular.

Target Audiences

You can still take advantage of the course if you are not familiar with Angular, but the learning curve will be much steeper

This course is best suited for those who are already familiar with Angular.

NOTE: this course was made couple of years ago when Angular was in Alpha and Beta phases. You can still use it as reference.

Angular 2 is going to be a game changer in the Web Development world and would enable you to architect large scale and maintainable software. Angular 2 embraces web technologies and best practices in software development which means that your software will be future proof. Not to mention its performance and blazingly fast internals that would make it the first choice for making mobile applications.

At this point Angular is still in developer preview but you can get started learning the basic concepts and get ahead of the curve. This course introduces you the basic concepts of Angular 2 namely Components, Annotations, Views, Event Handlers and Directives. In Angular 2 everything is a Component and this course takes a component-centric approach. We will use Components as the main point of discussion and learn about other concepts in Angular 2 in the context of Components.

Even though Angular 2 is still in developer preview, you should set learning Angular 2 as your top priority because not only is Angular 2 going to be the future of web, but also there are a lot of new concepts in Angular 2 that require time to internalize. Also note that this course will be continuously updated as new changes come out. Don’t worry about the API changes that much as long as you learn the semantics of the framework, syntax and API changes won’t be as important.

As an awesome bonus of joining the course, you’ll get my ebook: Angular 2 for beginners for FREE. Please check out the book on leanpub to get access (the link is in the video).

Start learning today and get ahead of the game.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Course Content

Lecture 2: Installing Node

Lecture 3: Installing Visual Studio Code

Lecture 4: Setting up VSCode for TypeScript

Chapter 2: TypeScript Crash-course

Lecture 1: Interfaces

Lecture 2: Classes: The Basics

Lecture 3: Classes: Adding a Constructor

Lecture 4: Classes: Inheritance

Lecture 5: Modules

Chapter 3: Angular β

Lecture 1: Using Angular Project Files

Lecture 2: Using the Docs

Lecture 3: Concepts Overview

Chapter 4: Components

Lecture 1: Intro to Components

Lecture 2: Basic Component Setup

Lecture 3: Basic Component Class

Lecture 4: Component Inputs

Lecture 5: Native DOM Property Binding

Lecture 6: Using Local Variables

Lecture 7: Component Outputs

Chapter 5: Directives

Lecture 1: Attribute Directive

Lecture 2: Host Property

Lecture 3: NgIf

Lecture 4: NgFor

Lecture 5: NgClass

Lecture 6: NgStyle

Lecture 7: NgSwitch

Chapter 6: Pipes

Lecture 1: Basic Custom Pipe

Lecture 2: Pipe with Parameters

Lecture 3: Using Pipe in Controller

Lecture 4: Date Pipe

Lecture 5: Slice Pipe

Lecture 6: Async Pipe

Chapter 7: Services and Dependency Injection

Lecture 1: Simple Service

Chapter 8: Http

Lecture 1: Using the Get method

Chapter 9: Angular ɑ

Lecture 1: Disclaimer/Notes

Lecture 2: Using the Project Files

Lecture 3: Cloning the course repository

Lecture 4: Creating the root component

Lecture 5: Creating the main method

Lecture 6: Organize folders using a component-centric perspective

Lecture 7: Creating the Messenger Component

Lecture 8: Using the For directive

Lecture 9: Creating the Compose Component

Lecture 10: Creating the MessageStore Service

Lecture 11: Handling Events Example 1

Lecture 12: Handling Events Example 2

Lecture 13: Composing Messenger with the Compose Component

Lecture 14: Debugging the Components

Chapter 10: Bonus Materials

Lecture 1: Get My 2 Other Courses At A Steep Discount

Instructors

AJ Meyghani
Software Engineer

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2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 30 votes

4 stars: 47 votes

5 stars: 55 votes

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