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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]

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

By: Bram Borggreve
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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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Summary
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Creating the Application Module and Components
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Creating the Application Module and Components
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Lesson Objectives
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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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Lesson Objectives
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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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Index
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Adding Run Scripts to package.json

Now that we have added a second application to our Angular CLI config, we need to make sure we can easily build both applications without having to memorize the exact commands.

In order to do so, we will leverage the so-called npm scripts. These scripts are used to define operations that can be performed on our application. Examples of these operations are building the application, running tests, and deploying the application to a staging or production environment.

We can define our npm scripts in the scripts section of the package.json file in the root of our project.

Here, we will add three scripts called build, build:browser, and build:server, where the first script will invoke the other two.

This gives us the flexibility to run the two commands at once, or run them independently if we like.

To get an idea of how these scripts work, consider the following flow:

  1. The npm run build command will first run npm run build:browser.

  2. When that command is finished, it...

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