Bootstrap is arguably the most popular frontend framework out there. Isn't Angular itself a frontend framework, you ask? Well, yes. Then why in the world do I need to use two frontend frameworks for the same app? The answer is, you don't. Bootstrap has been created by and for Twitter, and is incredibly popular. It allows you to manage many things, such as the disposition of HTML components on the page, using a system called the grid. This system, which I will explain at length in the following pages, allows you to divide the web page space into zones without explicitly using CSS. Moreover, everything will be responsive out of the box. Also, Bootstrap provides dynamic elements such as a carousel, Progress bar, form reaction to user input, and more. Simply put, Angular allows you to create the application structure and manages...
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Overview of this book
Got some experience of Angular under your belt? Want to learn everything about using advanced features for developing websites? This book is everything you need for the deep understanding of Angular that will set you apart from the developer crowd.
Angular has introduced a new way to build applications. Creating complex and rich web applications, with a lighter resource footprint, has never been easier or faster. Angular is now at release 4, with significant changes through previous versions.
This book has been written and tested for Angular release 4.
Angular is a mature technology, and you'll likely have applications built with earlier versions. This book starts by showing you best practices and approaches to migrating your existing Angular applications so that you can be immediately up-to-date. You will take an in-depth look at components and see how to control the user journey in your applications by implementing routing and navigation. You will learn how to work with asynchronous programming by using Observables.
To easily build applications that look great, you will learn all about template syntax and how to beautify applications with Material Design. Mastering forms and data binding will further speed up your application development time. Learning about managing services and animations will help you to progressively enhance your applications. Next you’ll use native directives to integrate Bootstrap with Angular. You will see the best ways to test your application with the leading options such as Jasmine and Protractor.
At the end of the book, you’ll learn how to apply design patterns in Angular, and see the benefits they will bring to your development.
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Table of Contents (18 chapters)
Preface
Free Chapter
Architectural Overview and Building a Simple App in Angular
Migrating AngularJS App to Angular App
Using Angular CLI to Generate Angular Apps with Best Practices
Working with Components
Implementing Angular Routing and Navigation
Creating Directives and Implementing Change Detection
Asynchronous Programming Using Observables
Template and Data Binding Syntax
Advanced Forms in Angular
Material Design in Angular
Implementing Angular Pipes
Implementing Angular Services
Applying Dependency Injection
Handling Angular Animation
Integrating Bootstrap with Angular Application
Testing Angular Apps Using Jasmine and Protractor Frameworks
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