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Angular for Enterprise Applications

Angular for Enterprise Applications - Third Edition

By : Doguhan Uluca
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Angular for Enterprise Applications

Angular for Enterprise Applications

4.9 (7)
By: Doguhan Uluca

Overview of this book

If you’re looking to upskill and build sophisticated, minimalist web applications suited for enterprise use, Angular for Enterprise Applications is your guide to the next level of engineering mastery. In its third edition, this Angular book distils hard-earned lessons into a lucid roadmap for success. Adopting a pragmatic approach founded on a robust technical base, you'll utilize both JavaScript and TypeScript fundamentals. You'll also embrace agile engineering coding principles and learn to architect optimally sized enterprise solutions employing the freshest concepts in Angular. You’ll gradually build upon this foundation through insightful recipes, sample apps, and crystal-clear explanations. You’ll master authentication and authorization and achieve optimal performance through reactive programming and lazy loading, build complex yet flexible UIs with Router-first principles, and then integrate with backend systems using REST and GraphQL APIs. You’ll cover modern tools like RxAngular, Qwik, and Signals. You’ll construct master/detail views using data tables and NgRx for state management. You’ll explore DevOps using Docker and build CI/CD pipelines necessary for high-performance teams. By the end of this book, you’ll be proficient in leveraging Angular in enterprise and design robust systems that scale effortlessly.
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Configuring server proxies with the Angular CLI

Some state management libraries, especially convention-based entity stores like NgRx Data, make assumptions about accessing server-side data. In the case of NgRx Data, the library wants to access the REST API via the /api path hosted on the same port as your Angular app. We must leverage the Angular CLI’s proxy feature to accomplish this during development.

Normally, HTTP requests are sent to our web server, and our API server should have the same URL. However, during development, we usually host both applications on two different ports of http://localhost. Certain libraries, including NgRx Data, require that HTTP calls be on the same port. This creates a challenge for creating a frictionless development experience. For this reason, the Angular CLI ships with a proxy feature with which you can direct the /api path to a different endpoint on your localhost. This way, you can use one port to serve your web app and your API requests...

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