Author: Alex Nordeen

Publisher: Guru99

Published: 2020-09-15

Total Pages: 214

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Angular JS is responsible for making the website interactive and responsive. It helps designer and developers to eliminate much of the code usually needed for websites development. Angular JS is based upon MVC model. To learn and harness more power of the Angular JS framework, it takes a continuous intervention from an expert. But if you like to learn by yourself without spending big bucks behind expensive courses. This e-book could be your ultimate guide to AngularJS or AngularJS 2 Programming. The book covers all basic fundamentals of Angular JS like Routes, Modules, Directives, Dependency Injection and so on. The images and examples are well-illustrated addressing each and every glitch of Angular JS. The book purpose is to make Angular JS easier, simpler and interesting such that even beginners will feel like a pro at the end of the book. This edition promises your eventual mastery of AngularJS. The best thing about the book is that it is small and can be completed in a day. It will not only save your time but also accomplish our goal to save your effort in learning all needless jargons of Angular JS. With this e-book, you will be ready to create angular UI development as well as large scale applications effortlessly. Table Of Content Chapter 1: What is AngularJS? AngularJS Features AngularJS Architecture AngularJS Advantages Chapter 2: Hello World Chapter 3: Controller What Controller does from Angular's perspective How to build a basic Controller How to define Methods in Controller Using ng-controller in External Files Chapter 4: What is $Scope in AngularJS? Chapter 5: ng-repeat Directive Chapter 6: How to use ""ng-model"" The ng-model Attribute How to use ng-model Chapter 7: ng-view What is a View? ng-view Directive in AngularJS ng-view Example Chapter 8: Expressions Explain Angular.js Expressions with an example Angular.JS Numbers AngularJS Strings Angular.JS Objects AngularJS Arrays AngularJS Expression capabilities and Limitations Difference between expression and $eval Chapter 9: Filter Lowercase Uppercase Number Currency JSON Chapter 10: Custom Filter Chapter 11: Directive Chapter 12: CUSTOM Directive How to Create a Custom Directive? AngularJs Directives and Scopes Using controllers with directives How to create reusable directives AngularJS Directives and components - ng-transclude Nested directives Handling events in a directive Chapter 13: Module How to Create a module in AngularJS Modules and Controllers Chapter 14: Events The ng-click directive Showing HTML Elements using ng-show Hiding HTML Elements using ng-hide AngularJS Event Listener Directives Chapter 15: Routing with Parameters Adding Angular Route ($routeProvider) Creating a default route Accessing parameters from the route Using Angular $route service Enabling HTML5 Routing Chapter 16: AJAX Call High-level interactions with servers using $resource Low-level server interactions with $http Fetching data from a server running SQL and MySQL Chapter 17: Table Populate & Display Data in a Table AngularJS in-built Filter Sort Table with OrderBy Filter Display Table with Uppercase Filter Display the Table Index ($index) Chapter 18: Form Validation Form validation using HTML5 Form validation using $dirty, $valid, $invalid, $pristine Form validation using AngularJS Auto Validate User feedbacks with Ladda buttons Chapter 19: Form Submit Chapter 20: ng-include Client Side includes Server Side Includes How to include HTML file in AngularJS Chapter 21: Dependency Injection Which Component can be Injected as a Dependency In AngularJS Example of Dependency Injection Chapter 22: Karma Jasmine Introduction & Installation of Karma framework Testing AngularJS Controllers Testing AngularJS Directives End to End Testing AngularJS JS applications Chapter 23: Protractor Testing Why Do We Need Protractor Framework? Protractor Installation Sample AngularJS application testing using Protractor Execution of the Code Generate Reports using Jasmine Reporters