Angular For Dummies

Coding with AngularJS For DummiesWell, you're in good hands !But we have a long road, you and me, with lots of things to learn: ).We're living exciting times in Web development. There is a new Angular. A complete rewrite of the good old AngularJS. Why a complete rewrite? Was AngularJS 1.x not enough?I like the old AngularJS very much. In our small company, we have built several projects with it, contributed code to the core framework, trained hundreds of developers (yes, really), and even written a book about it (in French, but that still counts).AngularJS is incredibly productive once you have mastered it. Despite all of this, it doesn't preventus from seeing its weaknesses. AngularJS is not perfect, with some very difficult concepts to grasp, and traps hard to avoid.Most of all, the Web has changed since AngularJS was conceived. JavaScript has changed. ***New frameworks have emerged, with great ideas, or better implementation. We are not the kind of developers to tell you that you should use this tool instead of that one. We just happen to know some tools very well, and know what fits the project. AngularJS was one of those tools, allowing usto build well-tested web applications, and to build them fast. We also tried to bend it where it didn'tfit. Don't blame us, it happens to the best of us.Will Angular be the tool we will use without hesitation in our future projects? It's hard to say right now, because the framework is really young and the ecosystem only just blooming.But Angular has a lot of interesting points, and a vision that few other frameworks have. It has been designed for the Web of tomorrow, with ECMAScript 6, Web Components and Mobile in mind.When it was first announced, I was, like many, sad at first that the 2.0 version would not be a simple update (I'm sorry if you're just learning about it).***But I was also eager to see what solution the talented Google team would come up with.So I started to write this ebook, pretty much after the first commits, reading the design docs, watching the conference videos, reviewing every commit since the beginning. When I wrote my first ebook, about AngularJS 1.x, it was already a stable and known beast. This one is very different, it started when Angular was not even clear in the minds of its designers. Because I knew I wouldlearn a lot, not only about Angular but also about the concepts that would shape the future of Web development, some of which have nothing to do with Angular. And I did. I had to dig a lot about some of these concepts, and I hope that you will enjoy the journey of learning about them, and how they relate to Angular, as much as I did.The ambition of this ebook is to evolve with Angular. If it turns out that Angular is the great framework we hope, you will receive updates with the best practices and some new features as they emerge (and with fewer typos, because, despite our countless reviews, there are probably some left...). And I would love to hear back from you - if some chapters aren't clear enough, if you spot a mistake or if you have a better way for some parts.I'm fairly confident about the code samples, though, as they are all in a real project, with several hundred unit tests. It was the only way to write an ebook with a newborn framework, and to beable to catch all the problems that inevitably arose with each release.Even if you are not convinced by Angular in the end, I'm pretty sure you will have learnt a thing or two along your read.

Uncover Angular's potential for creating enterprise web applications—from setting up the environment to deployment—with the help of expert guidance, step-by-step explanations, and hands-on exercises Key Features Learn the fundamentals of Angular to build web applications using TypeScript Explore the basics of Angular development, from components and templates to forms and services Discover best practices for building, packaging, and testing Angular applications Book DescriptionAngular, loved by millions of web developers around the world, continues to be one of the top JavaScript frameworks thanks to its regular updates and new features that enable fast, cross-platform, and secure frontend web development. With Angular, you can achieve high performance using the latest web techniques and extensive integration with web tools and integrated development environments (IDEs). Updated to Angular 10, this third edition of the Learning Angular book covers new features and modern web development practices to address the current frontend web development landscape. If you are new to Angular, this book will give you a comprehensive introduction to help you get you up and running in no time. You'll learn how to develop apps by harnessing the power of the Angular command-line interface (CLI), write unit tests, style your apps by following the Material Design guidelines, and finally deploy them to a hosting provider. The book is especially useful for beginners to get to grips with the bare bones of the framework needed to start developing Angular apps. By the end of this book, you’ll not only be able to create Angular applications with TypeScript from scratch but also enhance your coding skills with best practices.What you will learn Use the Angular CLI to scaffold, build, and deploy a new Angular application Build components, the basic building blocks of an Angular application Discover techniques to make Angular components interact with each other Understand the different types of templates supported by Angular Create HTTP data services to access APIs and provide data to components Enhance your application’s UX with Angular Material Apply best practices and coding conventions to your large-scale web development projects Who this book is for The Angular TypeScript book is for JavaScript and full-stack developers who want to enter the world of frontend development with Angular or migrate to the Angular framework to build professional web applications. Familiarity with web and programming concepts will assist with understanding the content covered in the book.

Coding with AngularJS For DummiesWell, you're in good hands!But we have a long road, you and me, with lots of things to learn: ).We're living exciting times in Web development. There is a new Angular. A complete rewrite of the good old AngularJS. Why a complete rewrite? Was AngularJS 1.x not enough?I like the old AngularJS very much. In our small company, we have built several projects with it, contributed code to the core framework, trained hundreds of developers (yes, really), and even written a book about it (in French, but that still counts).AngularJS is incredibly productive once you have mastered it. Despite all of this, it doesn't preventus from seeing its weaknesses. AngularJS is not perfect, with some very difficult concepts to grasp, and traps hard to avoid.Most of all, the Web has changed since AngularJS was conceived. JavaScript has changed. ***New frameworks have emerged, with great ideas, or better implementation. We are not the kind of developers to tell you that you should use this tool instead of that one. We just happen to know some tools very well, and know what fits the project. AngularJS was one of those tools, allowing usto build well-tested web applications, and to build them fast. We also tried to bend it where it didn'tfit. Don't blame us, it happens to the best of us.Will Angular be the tool we will use without hesitation in our future projects? It's hard to say right now, because the framework is really young and the ecosystem only just blooming.But Angular has a lot of interesting points, and a vision that few other frameworks have. It has been designed for the Web of tomorrow, with ECMAScript 6, Web Components and Mobile in mind.When it was first announced, I was, like many, sad at first that the 2.0 version would not be a simple update (I'm sorry if you're just learning about it).***But I was also eager to see what solution the talented Google team would come up with.So I started to write this ebook, pretty much after the first commits, reading the design docs, watching the conference videos, reviewing every commit since the beginning. When I wrote my first ebook, about AngularJS 1.x, it was already a stable and known beast. This one is very different, it started when Angular was not even clear in the minds of its designers. Because I knew I wouldlearn a lot, not only about Angular but also about the concepts that would shape the future of Web development, some of which have nothing to do with Angular. And I did. I had to dig a lot about some of these concepts, and I hope that you will enjoy the journey of learning about them, and how they relate to Angular, as much as I did.The ambition of this ebook is to evolve with Angular. If it turns out that Angular is the great framework we hope, you will receive updates with the best practices and some new features as they emerge (and with fewer typos, because, despite our countless reviews, there are probably some left...). And I would love to hear back from you - if some chapters aren't clear enough, if you spot a mistake or if you have a better way for some parts.I'm fairly confident about the code samples, though, as they are all in a real project, with several hundred unit tests. It was the only way to write an ebook with a newborn framework, and to beable to catch all the problems that inevitably arose with each release.Even if you are not convinced by Angular in the end, I'm pretty sure you will have learnt a thing or two along your read.

Does just thinking about the laws of motion make your head spin? Does studying electricity short your circuits? Do the complexities of thermodynamics cool your enthusiasm? Thanks to this book, you don’t have to be Einstein to understand physics. As you read about Newton's Laws, Kepler's Laws, Hooke's Law, Ohm's Law, and others, you’ll appreciate the For Dummies law: The easier we make it, the faster people understand it and the more they enjoy it! Whether you're taking a class, helping kids with homework, or trying to find out how the world works, this book helps you understand basic physics. It covers: Measurements, units, and significant figures Forces such as displacement, speed, and acceleration Vectors and physics notation Motion, energy, and waves (sound, light, wave-particle) Solids, liquids, and gases Thermodynamics Electromagnetism Relativity Atomic and nuclear structures Steven Holzner, Ph.D. earned his B.S. at MIT and his Ph.D. at Cornell, where he taught Physics 101 and 102 for over 10 years. He livens things up with cool physics facts, real-world examples, and simple experiments that will heighten your enthusiasm for physics and science. The book ends with some out-of-this world physics that will set your mind in motion: The possibility of wormholes in space The Big Bang How the gravitational pull of black holes is too strong for even light to escape May the Force be with you!

This book contains the steps, strategies, and techniques you need to learn and use AngularJS, a well-supported and widely-used JavaScript framework for single page applications development. This training material was conceptualized and developed to help beginners of diverse backgrounds to master the powerful features of AngularJS and use them to make rich and dynamic web pages. Web developers, absolute beginners, and programmers will find this book a practical, engaging, and reliable resource material for learning AngularJS. Whether you want to launch a career in web applications development or you want to put up your own interactive website using the single page concept, this training offers a quick, straightforward, and inexpensive way to achieve your objectives. This instructional book provides a thorough step-by-step guide to help you understand and optimize the tools, connectivity features, and potentials of AngularJS. It presents the precise steps from the beginning and discusses the key concepts involved in each step. It uses visual aids and screenshots to make learning intuitive and easy. This book offers a comprehensive discussion of AngularJS features and functionalities and provides real world examples that go beyond the basics.

Contact the author: [email protected] Updated to Angular 2.4.3 release on January 14, 2017 This is the book to learn the essentials of Angular 2 from! You can learn Angular 2 from this book in a relaxing way. The author goes on with the approach of the Unraveling series and explains all fundamental Angular concepts in details with tons of examples. Contents at a glance: Chapter 1: A Short Tour of Angular 2 Chapter 2: Creating Simple Applications Chapter 3: Using Powerful Angular Concepts Chapter 4: Accessing Backend Services Chapter 5: Bootstrapping, Templates, and Directives Chapter 6: NgModules, Services, and Dependency Injection Chapter 7: Working with Components Chapter 8: Form Management Chapter 9: The Component Router Chapter 10: Pipes Chapter 11: Observables

Angular is an easy-to-use web and mobile framework that allows developers to use the same data object for server-side and client-side HTML components. Also, it is a tried-and-tested kingpin among JavaScript frameworks. The book presents a pragmatic approach to learning Angular for beginners. The code snippets help you practically try, experience, and improvise your knowledge and skills. If you’ve got a relentless passion for programming, it doesn’t matter whether you are a seasoned developer or an aspiring novice; this book will be an excellent platform for all.

About This Book:"AngularJs in 8 Hours" covers all essential AngularJS knowledge. You can learn complete primary skills of AngularJS fast and easily. The book includes more than 80 practical examples for beginners and includes tests & answers for college exam, engineer certification exam and job interview exam. Source Code for DownloadThis book provides source code for download; you can download the source code for better study, or copy the source code to your favorite editor to test the programs. Table of ContentsChapter 1 Introduction to AngularJSWhat is AngularJS?Download Angular JSBenefits of AngularJSFirst AngularJS ScriptHello World!data-ng-appSummaryExercisesChapter 2 DirectivesThe directives of AngularJSApp DirectiveModel DirectiveBind Directiveng-model vs ng-bindInit DirectiveRepeat DirectiveValid DirectiveCheck Email AddressSummaryExercisesChapter 3 FiltersWhat is the Filter?Uppercase FilterLowercase FilterOrderBy FilterCurrency FilterArray FilterSummaryExercisesChapter 4 Directive in DOMShow DirectiveHide DirectiveDisable DirectiveClick DirectiveIf DirectiveSummaryExercisesChapter 5 EventsEventClick eventDouble Click eventMouse Move eventMouse Over eventMouse Leave eventKey Up eventKey Down eventCopy & Cut eventSummaryExercisesChapter 6 Expression}String ExpressionNumber ExpressionObject ExpressionArray ExpressionUsing ExpressionSummaryExercisesChapter 7 Controller & ScopeWhat is a Controller?How to define Controller?What is Scope?MVC & ScopeModule BasicSummaryExercisesChapter 8 Module & APIWhat is AngularJS module?What is AngularJS API?uppercase( )lowercase( )isString( )isNumber( )isDate( )isFunction( )isElement( )isObject( )isDefined( )isUndefined( )SummaryExercisesAppendix 1 Ajax BasicWhat is Ajax?Set up a ServerHow to use Ajax?Sample 1Sample 2Sample 3Ajax ChartAppendix 2 Know More AngularJSAngular ServiceAngular HttpAngular MySqlAngular CheckAngular ValidationAngular IncludeAppendix 3 Tests & AnswersTestsAnswersSource Code for Download!