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Beginning Server-Side Application Development with Angular [Instructor Edition]

Beginning Server-Side Application Development with Angular [Instructor Edition]

By : Bram Borggreve
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Beginning Server-Side Application Development with Angular [Instructor Edition]

By: Bram Borggreve
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Overview of this book

In this course we will learn how to use Angular to create a Progressive Web App (PWA) that has great support for SEO. To understand what this exactly means we need to dissect the terms in the last sentence. A Progressive Web App is a regular web app that are enhanced to work on mobile, with support for working offline or with slow connections et. al. Building support for SEO means that search engines can read and understand the pages, and that the pages have dynamic data the is specifically aimed to search engines (meta tags). We will end with a dynamic single page web application that behaves like a server-rendered application.
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Beginning Server-Side Application Development with Angular
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Beginning Server-Side Application Development with Angular
Credits
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Credits
Contributors
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Contributors
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Preface
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Preface
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Creating the Base Application
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Creating the Base Application
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Lesson Objectives
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Server-Side and Client-Side Rendering
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Installing Angular CLI
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Generating a New Application
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Setting Defaults for Angular CLI
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Configuring Global Styles
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Creating UI Modules and Components
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Creating the Application Module and Components
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Creating the Application Module and Components
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Types of Components
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Generate and Lazy Load the PostsModule
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Creating the Container Components
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Creating a Service to Retrieve Data
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Creating the Presentational Components
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Creating Resolvers to Retrieve Data Using the Router
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Server-Side Rendering
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Server-Side Rendering
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Generating the Server App
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Adding Dependencies for the Server App
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Adding Run Scripts to package.json
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Implementing a Web Server
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Adding Dynamic Metadata
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Service Workers
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Service Workers
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What Is a Service Worker?
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What Is a Progressive Web App?
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Installing Dependencies
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Enabling the Service Worker
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Configuring the Service Worker
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Testing the Service Worker
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Debugging the Service Worker
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Setting Defaults for Angular CLI

Angular CLI works great out of the box and the default setup delivers a nice configuration to work with. But in addition to having some sane defaults, it is also very configurable.

In this book, we will take the opportunity to configure our Angular CLI defaults so it behaves a little bit differently.

The things we are going to change all have to do with how we generate (or scaffold) our code.

When scaffolding components, the default Angular CLI settings will create the HTML template and style sheet in a separate file.

In order to keep all component content in one file, we will configure Angular CLI to generate inline templates and styles.

The advantage of keeping all the component content in one file is that you can work on templates, styles, and the actual component code in a single place without having to switch files.

Configuring Global Defaults

In your terminal, run the following commands to globally configure the defaults:

ng set defaults.component.inlineStyle true
ng set defaults.component.inlineTemplate true

When we run the git diff command, we see that these settings are stored in the .angular-cli.json file in our application:

In this section, we have configured Angular CLI to generate inline styles and templates.

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