AngularJS Best Practices

By Joe Eames
This course will help you take the next step in your development by showing you best practices when developing web applications with AngularJS.
Course info
Rating
(1182)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Oct 25, 2013
Duration
5h 2m
Table of contents
Course Introduction
Course Introduction 9m
Organizing your Code
Introduction 0m File Organization 5m Understanding Modules 5m Organizing Modules 3m Naming Overview 1m Namespacing 2m Naming Objects 3m
Writing Controllers & Services
Introduction 1m Overview 5m Minification 9m Understanding Controllers 2m Controllers - Design Guidelines 8m Understanding Services 8m Filters as Services 2m Services - Design Guidelines 4m Services - Specific Types 7m
Writing Directives and Views
Introduction 1m Directives - Naming 7m Directives - Purposes 3m Directives - Controllers vs Link 2m Directives - Requiring Controllers 4m Directive Interfaces 4m Avoiding FOUC in Views 7m Writing valid HTML with Angular 3m Thinking Declaratively Part 1 5m Thinking Declaratively Part 2 4m Treating HTML as A DSL 8m
Dealing with Scope
Introduction 1m Batarang 7m Scope Overview 5m Creating Scopes 3m Sharing Scope 3m Inheriting Scope 9m Isolating Scope 6m
Communicating Between Components
Introduction 1m Communicating with Inherited Scopes 7m Communicating with Events 6m Communicating with Services 5m Conclusion 2m
Breaking Down A Page into Components
Introduction 3m Inline Controllers 8m Controllers and ngInclude 8m Directives 9m Conclusion 3m
Communicating with The Server
Introduction 4m Using $resource 7m Using $http to Read Data 6m Using $http to Save Data 4m $http, $resource, and Promises 7m HTTP Configuration 5m Transforms 5m Interceptors 3m Using Restangular 7m
Dealing with Models
Introduction 4m Creating Models with $http 9m Creating Models with $resource 5m Creating Models with Restangular 4m Angular and Backbone.Model Together 4m Creating Models with Backbone.Model - Retrieving Data 6m Creating Models with Backbone.Model - Saving Data 6m A Brief Overview of Breeze 4m Conclusion 2m Course Summary 1m
Description
Course info
Rating
(1182)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Oct 25, 2013
Duration
5h 2m
Description

In this course you will take your AngularJS development to the next level by taking a deeper look at developing web applications with Angular. Building on the topics taught in the Angular Fundamentals course, you will take a deeper dive into the components of Angular: Controllers, Services, Filters, Directives, and Views. You will learn techniques that will help you in building applications bigger than tiny sample apps, such as organizing your code, breaking down a page into components, and communicating with the server. You will learn many patterns for more effective development such as patterns for cross-component communication, and patterns for creating an actual model layer. By the end of this course you should feel comfortable embarking upon a medium to large size application in AngularJS.

About the author
Joe Eames
About the author

Joe has been a web developer for the last 13 of his 16+ years as a professional developer. He has specialized in front end and middle tier development . Although his greatest love is writing code, he also enjoys teaching and speaking about code.

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