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Building Business Components Using Angular

In this course you will learn how to convert two MVC pages to Angular step-by-step.

Intermediate
3h 22m
(17)

Created by Paul D. Sheriff

Last Updated Dec 03, 2018

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Building Business Components Using Angular

In this course you will learn how to convert two MVC pages to Angular step-by-step.

Intermediate
3h 22m
(17)

Created by Paul D. Sheriff

Last Updated Dec 03, 2018

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Learn how to convert some of your MVC pages to Angular. Doing so can help you speed up your web pages and provide a better user experience. In this course, Building Business Components Using Angular, you're going to learn to convert two MVC web pages to Angular, a credit card page, and an address page. First, you'll learn how to create HTML pages using Angular and how to build and call web API's from Angular. Next, you'll discover how to save and validate data and also will learn about exception handling in Angular. Then, you'll explore how to build custom Angular directives for validation. Finally, you'll learn how to handle server-side validation. By the end of this course, you'll have the tools you need to convert your MVC pages to Angular.

Building Business Components Using Angular
Intermediate
3h 22m
(17)
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Paul D. Sheriff - Pluralsight course - Building Business Components Using Angular
Paul D. Sheriff
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Paul loves teaching and technology, and has been teaching tech and business topics for over 30 years. Paul helps clients develop applications, and instructs them on the best use of technology.

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