Course details
COURSE UPDATED ON DECEMBER 16, 2016
Course has now been upgraded to the final Angular version along with two new projects. We have added complete set of new lectures and have modified lot of code and files to bring you the most relevant and real world learning experience. We will continue to work on new projects and new updates as they come and add them for free for all our subscribers.
//
The latest version of AngularJS, known as Angular 2, was officially released to the public in May 2016 and has since captured the heart of many developers worldwide. The Angular 2 is not just an upgrade of Angular, but rather a complete rewrite of Angular.
The changes made by Angular 2 has been praised by the developers, especially the new features introduced in the framework. However, don't fret about missing out on the best things that made Angular great.
Angular 2 glorifies the things that made Angular 2 great including speed, cross-platform capability, flexible nature, expressive language, etc.; but makes it easier and flexible especially for newbies.
Angular 2 comes with a range of additions and exclusions made to this new iteration including shifting focus to mobile development, a new language (TypeScript), shifting a lot of the core functions to modules, compatibility with all modern browsers, improved dependency injection, dynamic loading, components and directives replacing controllers and $scope functions.
With so much potential, it's not a mystery that Angular 2 will become a prominent player in the JavaScript frameworks market. So, how can you boost your apps and your income? With this course!
In this tutorial, you will learn everything you need to know about Angular 2 and its basics. However, that's not even the best part about this video.
No more old boring theory based lectures that put you to sleep! This unique project based course will cover all the fundamentals of Angular 2 by actually helping you build apps using them. You will not only learn the theory, but you will also learn how to practically apply these fundamentals in real world applications.
Using 10 different projects, you will learn the very basics of Angular 2 including creating a simple website, to creating more complex apps that you can use and even sell. In addition to learning Angular 2, the course will also cover some related technologies such as NodeJS, Firebase, MongoDB and the Ionic Framework.
The 12 projects covered in this course includes:
Project 1 - Simple Angular Website - A basic website to help you get acquainted with the
Angular 2framework
Project 2 - Github Profile Search - Learn how to build an application that allows you to search Github profiles using the Github API.
Project 3 - ngSpotify - Learn how to incorporate the Spotify API and create an album/artist
application.
Project 4 - MEAN Todos - Design a functional Todos App using the MongoDB, Express,
Angular and NodeJS.
Project 5 - Firebase Business Listing - Create a business listing or a business contacts app using Firebase, a remote NoSQL database.
Project 6 - MyWorkouts - Learn how to build a Workout app that allows you to track your
workouts using the Ionic 2 framework.
Project 7 - MyWeather - Learn how to incorporate theWunderground API, which allows you
to track worldwide weather using the Ionic 2 mobile framework.
Project 8 - AuthApp Auth0 Application - Create an authentication app for building a complete login/register/access control system using Auth0 and Angular 2
Project 9 - MapIt - Learn how to integrate Google Maps into your Angular 2 app that allows
you to mark points on the map and manage them.
Project 10 - Movie Finder - Learn how to create a movie directory application using the
moviedb(dot)org API.
Project 11 - DevLogger - Learn how to build a logging application using FeatherJS and REST API.
Project 12 - SocketChat - Build a simple real-time chat application with socket dot io.
This course has all the essentials for you to get started with one of the hottest JavaScript framework on the market. So, what are you waiting for? Let's get started on boosting that income.
Updated on 22 March, 2018 - Read Less
