Components are the main application design difference with the new Angular. In this course, you'll learn how to build sites in a component-based way, where they are easier to design, develop, modify, and enhance in AngularJS.
Angular has made it necessary to learn new syntax, new installation procedures, and of course wants us to use TypeScript. However, the single most significant change is that it takes you down the path of component-based design. What if you are not ready to make the leap to the next version of Angular? Well, now you can design and develop your web applications using this great modular and encapsulated paradigm, and you can do it using the familiar AngularJS environment. In this course, Designing and Building Component-based AngularJS Applications, you'll learn how to design and develop these kinds of applications. First, you'll begin by leveraging all of your existing Angular knowledge and learning a hierarchical way of designing, making your web site a hierarchy of components. Next, you'll explore how to use the Angular UI Router, which replaces the Component Router. This offers you the same nested routing capability that you'll find in the new Angular router. Finally, you'll cover how to make your components secure, requiring the user to be authenticated before accessing them. By the end of this course, you'll have the necessary knowledge and understanding of how to utilize the component-based way that Angular does things now.
Angular has made it necessary to learn new syntax, new installation procedures, and of course wants us to use TypeScript. However, the single most significant change is that it takes you down the path of component-based design. What if you are not ready to make the leap to the next version of Angular? Well, now you can design and develop your web applications using this great modular and encapsulated paradigm, and you can do it using the familiar AngularJS environment. In this course, Designing and Building Component-based AngularJS Applications, you'll learn how to design and develop these kinds of applications. First, you'll begin by leveraging all of your existing Angular knowledge and learning a hierarchical way of designing, making your web site a hierarchy of components. Next, you'll explore how to use the Angular UI Router, which replaces the Component Router. This offers you the same nested routing capability that you'll find in the new Angular router. Finally, you'll cover how to make your components secure, requiring the user to be authenticated before accessing them. By the end of this course, you'll have the necessary knowledge and understanding of how to utilize the component-based way that Angular does things now.
