Angular 2 Web Development with TypeScript

Course details

Angular 2 is a web development framework focused on writing component-based applications. TypeScript allows us to develop applications in a higher language than JavaScript, avoiding common mistakes and leveraging the future features of JavaScript. The two make a great combination, helping us write maintainable, clean web applications code using the tools of our choice.

This course will get your well on your way to learning Angular 2 and TypeScript together. You will study and practice how to create Angular 2 components in TypeScript. When we are done, you will be able to set up the environment and create a full-fledged application that can consume and publish server data and allow users to interact with it.

We start out by setting up an environment to develop a TypeScript-based Angular application. You will study the object-oriented features of TypeScript and then jump straight into the key concepts of Angular 2. We will create a new project setup in Visual Studio 2015 using the ASP.NET vNext web project. Next,well cover the creation of database and web API controllers that handle data operations using Entity Framework and SQL Server. Finally, we will create components, communicate with web services, and learn how to guide users through our application with menus and forms.

This course will take your web development skills to a new level, enabling you to author Angular 2 applications from scratch.

About The Author

Sergey Barskiy has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with almost 20 years of experience in Software Development. Sergey has architected and coded many software projects using Microsoft technologies for over 15 years. Presently, he is working as an Architect with Tyler Technologies, the largest provider of municipal government software in the United States. He is a Microsoft MVP in IIS/ASP.NET, the division focused on web development. He is the author of Code-First Development with Entity Framework. He has spoken at many technical conferences on many topics, including Angular and TypeScript.