Angular 2 Template Syntax, Directives, and Pipes

Angular 2 Template Syntax, Directives, and Pipes

• start the course
• set single classes on elements in Angular 2 using a class binding
• set simple inline styles on elements in Angular 2 using style bindings
• avoid null and undefined values in properties and property paths
• set multiple classes on elements using ngClass
• toggle element rendering based on set conditions
• set multiple styles on elements using ngStyle
• display one element tree from a set of multiple possible trees
• present multiple elements in a concise way
• use the ngFor directive along with an index value
• optimize ngFor performance by providing a tracking function
• modify html layout using templates
• create and use a custom attribute directive
• easily convert text case of a string
• easily display data in a JSON format
• easily display data in an appropriate currency format
• slice strings and lists before display in Angular apps
• easily display formatted dates using the date pipe and display substrings or subsets using the slice pipe
• create and use a custom pipe
• create and use a custom pipe in an Angular 2 application

Angular 2 Template Syntax, Directives, and Pipes

Angular 2 Template Syntax, Directives, and Pipes

• start the course
• set single classes on elements in Angular 2 using a class binding
• set simple inline styles on elements in Angular 2 using style bindings
• avoid null and undefined values in properties and property paths
• set multiple classes on elements using ngClass
• toggle element rendering based on set conditions
• set multiple styles on elements using ngStyle
• display one element tree from a set of multiple possible trees
• present multiple elements in a concise way
• use the ngFor directive along with an index value
• optimize ngFor performance by providing a tracking function
• modify html layout using templates
• create and use a custom attribute directive
• easily convert text case of a string
• easily display data in a JSON format
• easily display data in an appropriate currency format
• slice strings and lists before display in Angular apps
• easily display formatted dates using the date pipe and display substrings or subsets using the slice pipe
• create and use a custom pipe
• create and use a custom pipe in an Angular 2 application

Angular 2 Template Syntax, Directives, and Pipes

Angular 2 Template Syntax, Directives, and Pipes

• start the course
• set single classes on elements in Angular 2 using a class binding
• set simple inline styles on elements in Angular 2 using style bindings
• avoid null and undefined values in properties and property paths
• set multiple classes on elements using ngClass
• toggle element rendering based on set conditions
• set multiple styles on elements using ngStyle
• display one element tree from a set of multiple possible trees
• present multiple elements in a concise way
• use the ngFor directive along with an index value
• optimize ngFor performance by providing a tracking function
• modify html layout using templates
• create and use a custom attribute directive
• easily convert text case of a string
• easily display data in a JSON format
• easily display data in an appropriate currency format
• slice strings and lists before display in Angular apps
• easily display formatted dates using the date pipe and display substrings or subsets using the slice pipe
• create and use a custom pipe
• create and use a custom pipe in an Angular 2 application

Angular Security and the Angular CLI

Angular Security and the Angular CLI

• start the course
• identify best practices that can be followed to make apps more secure
• identify Angular built-in support for defending against XSS
• use DomSanitizer to bypass Angular's default url security
• identify Angular built-in support for defending against XSRF
• install a library that facilitates working with JSON web tokens
• create a service capable of checking that a user is authenticated
• implement login and logout functionality
• restrict access to front end routes which require authentication
• implement transmission of authenticated requests to a server
• install the Angular command line interface on a development machine
• create a new app using the command line
• create app components using the command line
• create app directives using the command line
• create custom pipes using the command line
• create custom services using the command line
• create separate modules using the command line
• create and configure routes using the command line
• use AngularCLI commands to create a working Angular app

Angular Security and the Angular CLI

Angular Security and the Angular CLI

• start the course
• identify best practices that can be followed to make apps more secure
• identify Angular built-in support for defending against XSS
• use DomSanitizer to bypass Angular's default url security
• identify Angular built-in support for defending against XSRF
• install a library that facilitates working with JSON web tokens
• create a service capable of checking that a user is authenticated
• implement login and logout functionality
• restrict access to front end routes which require authentication
• implement transmission of authenticated requests to a server
• install the Angular command line interface on a development machine
• create a new app using the command line
• create app components using the command line
• create app directives using the command line
• create custom pipes using the command line
• create custom services using the command line
• create separate modules using the command line
• create and configure routes using the command line
• use AngularCLI commands to create a working Angular app

Angular Security and the Angular CLI

Angular Security and the Angular CLI

• start the course
• identify best practices that can be followed to make apps more secure
• identify Angular built-in support for defending against XSS
• use DomSanitizer to bypass Angular's default url security
• identify Angular built-in support for defending against XSRF
• install a library that facilitates working with JSON web tokens
• create a service capable of checking that a user is authenticated
• implement login and logout functionality
• restrict access to front end routes which require authentication
• implement transmission of authenticated requests to a server
• install the Angular command line interface on a development machine
• create a new app using the command line
• create app components using the command line
• create app directives using the command line
• create custom pipes using the command line
• create custom services using the command line
• create separate modules using the command line
• create and configure routes using the command line
• use AngularCLI commands to create a working Angular app

Client-side Routing and Using HTTP

Client-side Routing and Using HTTP

• start the course
• install the modules needed for Angular routing
• set up routes for an Angular application
• set up a router-outlet element to display routed views
• use the RouterLink directive to define navigation links
• separate routing into distinct modules in an Angular app
• group components together to create feature specific modules that can be imported into larger Angular apps
• define and use child routes for use in external modules
• create custom services for use in Angular apps
• inject and make use of a custom Angular service
• use the Angular router to perform explicit routing from within a controller class
• use the ActivatedRoute service in a component to access details like route parameters
• use the Angular router to pass optional parameters while navigating
• define child routes that display relative to parent components and router outlets
• define and use named router outlets as secondary destinations in Angular apps
• import and install Angular's HttpModule for use in an app
• retrieve data from the network into an Angular app
• use the observable object in an Angular app
• use observable route parameters to facilitate component re-use in Angular 2
• restrict access to app routes by using the CanActivate guard
• detect when apps attempt to navigate away from certain routes and allow or cancel the navigation
• create an Angular 2 app capable of handling client-side routes

Client-side Routing and Using HTTP

Client-side Routing and Using HTTP

• start the course
• install the modules needed for Angular routing
• set up routes for an Angular application
• set up a router-outlet element to display routed views
• use the RouterLink directive to define navigation links
• separate routing into distinct modules in an Angular app
• group components together to create feature specific modules that can be imported into larger Angular apps
• define and use child routes for use in external modules
• create custom services for use in Angular apps
• inject and make use of a custom Angular service
• use the Angular router to perform explicit routing from within a controller class
• use the ActivatedRoute service in a component to access details like route parameters
• use the Angular router to pass optional parameters while navigating
• define child routes that display relative to parent components and router outlets
• define and use named router outlets as secondary destinations in Angular apps
• import and install Angular's HttpModule for use in an app
• retrieve data from the network into an Angular app
• use the observable object in an Angular app
• use observable route parameters to facilitate component re-use in Angular 2
• restrict access to app routes by using the CanActivate guard
• detect when apps attempt to navigate away from certain routes and allow or cancel the navigation
• create an Angular 2 app capable of handling client-side routes

Client-side Routing and Using HTTP

Client-side Routing and Using HTTP

• start the course
• install the modules needed for Angular routing
• set up routes for an Angular application
• set up a router-outlet element to display routed views
• use the RouterLink directive to define navigation links
• separate routing into distinct modules in an Angular app
• group components together to create feature specific modules that can be imported into larger Angular apps
• define and use child routes for use in external modules
• create custom services for use in Angular apps
• inject and make use of a custom Angular service
• use the Angular router to perform explicit routing from within a controller class
• use the ActivatedRoute service in a component to access details like route parameters
• use the Angular router to pass optional parameters while navigating
• define child routes that display relative to parent components and router outlets
• define and use named router outlets as secondary destinations in Angular apps
• import and install Angular's HttpModule for use in an app
• retrieve data from the network into an Angular app
• use the observable object in an Angular app
• use observable route parameters to facilitate component re-use in Angular 2
• restrict access to app routes by using the CanActivate guard
• detect when apps attempt to navigate away from certain routes and allow or cancel the navigation
• create an Angular 2 app capable of handling client-side routes

Creating a Basic Angular Application

Creating a Basic Angular Application

• start the course
• install the NodeJS runtime
• install and update the node package manager
• install and set up a text editor with support for creating Angular 2 applications
• create and put in place configuration files Angular 2 relies upon
• download and install the Angular source files
• create the root module for an Angular app
• create the root component for an Angular app
• create bootstrap logic needed to start up an Angular app
• create the index.html file that hosts an Angular 2 application
• set up global styles for an Angular 2 app
• start up an Angular application in a browser environment
• create external template files for components
• create a new component in an Angular app
• set up a component-specific css when defining a component
• set up template expressions for runtime evaluation using curly braces
• bind html attributes to component values using square brackets
• bind html events to components using brackets
• set up two-way data binding between a component and its markup
• pass input data into a component using the @Input decorator
• pass event information out of a component using @Output and EventEmitter
• create and run a simple Angular 2 app

Creating a Basic Angular Application

Creating a Basic Angular Application

• start the course
• install the NodeJS runtime
• install and update the node package manager
• install and set up a text editor with support for creating Angular 2 applications
• create and put in place configuration files Angular 2 relies upon
• download and install the Angular source files
• create the root module for an Angular app
• create the root component for an Angular app
• create bootstrap logic needed to start up an Angular app
• create the index.html file that hosts an Angular 2 application
• set up global styles for an Angular 2 app
• start up an Angular application in a browser environment
• create external template files for components
• create a new component in an Angular app
• set up a component-specific css when defining a component
• set up template expressions for runtime evaluation using curly braces
• bind html attributes to component values using square brackets
• bind html events to components using brackets
• set up two-way data binding between a component and its markup
• pass input data into a component using the @Input decorator
• pass event information out of a component using @Output and EventEmitter
• create and run a simple Angular 2 app

Creating a Basic Angular Application

Creating a Basic Angular Application

• start the course
• install the NodeJS runtime
• install and update the node package manager
• install and set up a text editor with support for creating Angular 2 applications
• create and put in place configuration files Angular 2 relies upon
• download and install the Angular source files
• create the root module for an Angular app
• create the root component for an Angular app
• create bootstrap logic needed to start up an Angular app
• create the index.html file that hosts an Angular 2 application
• set up global styles for an Angular 2 app
• start up an Angular application in a browser environment
• create external template files for components
• create a new component in an Angular app
• set up a component-specific css when defining a component
• set up template expressions for runtime evaluation using curly braces
• bind html attributes to component values using square brackets
• bind html events to components using brackets
• set up two-way data binding between a component and its markup
• pass input data into a component using the @Input decorator
• pass event information out of a component using @Output and EventEmitter
• create and run a simple Angular 2 app

Creating and Maintaining Forms

Creating and Maintaining Forms

• start the course
• create a model class to back an Angular form
• create a component class to support an Angular form
• create template markup to display an Angular form
• bind form input fields to component properties
• set up variables within templates that can be used to access elements
• set up two-way binding in a form with ngModel and ngModelChange
• use class changes to determine when form is changing state
• use CSS to display visual cues depending on whether a form is valid or invalid
• use form state to display informative error messages depending on whether a form is valid or invalid
• easily reset a form in Angular
• submit a form using ngSubmit
• setup ReactiveFormsModule need to work with model driven forms
• create a component class to support an Angular model driven form
• create an html view for a model driven form
• define an initialize a FormGroup instance to back a model driven form
• link FormControl objects to html inputs
• set default form values at some point in time after form has been initialized
• set default values for individual form controls at some point in time after form has been initialized
• detect and respond to changes in model driven forms
• create a model-driven form in Angular 2

Creating and Maintaining Forms

Creating and Maintaining Forms

• start the course
• create a model class to back an Angular form
• create a component class to support an Angular form
• create template markup to display an Angular form
• bind form input fields to component properties
• set up variables within templates that can be used to access elements
• set up two-way binding in a form with ngModel and ngModelChange
• use class changes to determine when form is changing state
• use CSS to display visual cues depending on whether a form is valid or invalid
• use form state to display informative error messages depending on whether a form is valid or invalid
• easily reset a form in Angular
• submit a form using ngSubmit
• setup ReactiveFormsModule need to work with model driven forms
• create a component class to support an Angular model driven form
• create an html view for a model driven form
• define an initialize a FormGroup instance to back a model driven form
• link FormControl objects to html inputs
• set default form values at some point in time after form has been initialized
• set default values for individual form controls at some point in time after form has been initialized
• detect and respond to changes in model driven forms
• create a model-driven form in Angular 2

Creating and Maintaining Forms

Creating and Maintaining Forms

• start the course
• create a model class to back an Angular form
• create a component class to support an Angular form
• create template markup to display an Angular form
• bind form input fields to component properties
• set up variables within templates that can be used to access elements
• set up two-way binding in a form with ngModel and ngModelChange
• use class changes to determine when form is changing state
• use CSS to display visual cues depending on whether a form is valid or invalid
• use form state to display informative error messages depending on whether a form is valid or invalid
• easily reset a form in Angular
• submit a form using ngSubmit
• setup ReactiveFormsModule need to work with model driven forms
• create a component class to support an Angular model driven form
• create an html view for a model driven form
• define an initialize a FormGroup instance to back a model driven form
• link FormControl objects to html inputs
• set default form values at some point in time after form has been initialized
• set default values for individual form controls at some point in time after form has been initialized
• detect and respond to changes in model driven forms
• create a model-driven form in Angular 2

Testing Angular Apps

Testing Angular Apps

• start the course
• install the Jasmine test framework
• install the Karma test runner
• create a test spec file and define a unit test
• execute unit tests and view results
• debug unit tests using breakpoints
• test custom pipes you create
• test custom services you create
• test custom services that make use of external dependencies
• create an Angular testing module using Testbed
• test custom components you create
• use the detectChanges method effectively in Angular 2 testing
• set up async compilation for components that use external templates and stylesheets
• set up test stubs that can be used when components depend on services
• test custom components that depend on services with async functionality
• test custom components that are decorated with inputs and outputs
• test components that are embedded in other components
• test components that make use of Angular routes
• test components while ignoring template elements that are irrelevant to those tests
• test custom attribute directives you create
• create and execute unit tests to verify expected functionality in an Angular app

Testing Angular Apps

Testing Angular Apps

• start the course
• install the Jasmine test framework
• install the Karma test runner
• create a test spec file and define a unit test
• execute unit tests and view results
• debug unit tests using breakpoints
• test custom pipes you create
• test custom services you create
• test custom services that make use of external dependencies
• create an Angular testing module using Testbed
• test custom components you create
• use the detectChanges method effectively in Angular 2 testing
• set up async compilation for components that use external templates and stylesheets
• set up test stubs that can be used when components depend on services
• test custom components that depend on services with async functionality
• test custom components that are decorated with inputs and outputs
• test components that are embedded in other components
• test components that make use of Angular routes
• test components while ignoring template elements that are irrelevant to those tests
• test custom attribute directives you create
• create and execute unit tests to verify expected functionality in an Angular app

Testing Angular Apps

Testing Angular Apps

• start the course
• install the Jasmine test framework
• install the Karma test runner
• create a test spec file and define a unit test
• execute unit tests and view results
• debug unit tests using breakpoints
• test custom pipes you create
• test custom services you create
• test custom services that make use of external dependencies
• create an Angular testing module using Testbed
• test custom components you create
• use the detectChanges method effectively in Angular 2 testing
• set up async compilation for components that use external templates and stylesheets
• set up test stubs that can be used when components depend on services
• test custom components that depend on services with async functionality
• test custom components that are decorated with inputs and outputs
• test components that are embedded in other components
• test components that make use of Angular routes
• test components while ignoring template elements that are irrelevant to those tests
• test custom attribute directives you create
• create and execute unit tests to verify expected functionality in an Angular app

Using Animation and Supporting Mobile Devices

Using Animation and Supporting Mobile Devices

• start the course
• import the necessary functions for animating an Angular app
• create animation triggers to define animations
• set up states that can animate to and from
• set up transitions between animations states
• attach an animation to a view element
• use the wildcard state to match any animation state
• use the void state to set up enter and leave animations
• set up complex animations with keyframes
• configure timing for animations that happen in parallel
• use callbacks to take action when an animation starts or ends
• install the NativeScript CLI
• create a new app using the NativeScript CLI
• initialize platform specific projects
• run a NativeScript app in a mobile emulator
• use NativeScript UI elements to create app interface
• use NativeScript built-in layouts to help define app interface
• use css to style NativeScript apps
• set up routing for NativeScript mobile apps
• set up animations for NativeScript mobile apps
• access device specific APIs from NativeScript
• add animations to an Angular 2 app

Using Animation and Supporting Mobile Devices

Using Animation and Supporting Mobile Devices

• start the course
• import the necessary functions for animating an Angular app
• create animation triggers to define animations
• set up states that can animate to and from
• set up transitions between animations states
• attach an animation to a view element
• use the wildcard state to match any animation state
• use the void state to set up enter and leave animations
• set up complex animations with keyframes
• configure timing for animations that happen in parallel
• use callbacks to take action when an animation starts or ends
• install the NativeScript CLI
• create a new app using the NativeScript CLI
• initialize platform specific projects
• run a NativeScript app in a mobile emulator
• use NativeScript UI elements to create app interface
• use NativeScript built-in layouts to help define app interface
• use css to style NativeScript apps
• set up routing for NativeScript mobile apps
• set up animations for NativeScript mobile apps
• access device specific APIs from NativeScript
• add animations to an Angular 2 app

Using Animation and Supporting Mobile Devices

Using Animation and Supporting Mobile Devices

• start the course
• import the necessary functions for animating an Angular app
• create animation triggers to define animations
• set up states that can animate to and from
• set up transitions between animations states
• attach an animation to a view element
• use the wildcard state to match any animation state
• use the void state to set up enter and leave animations
• set up complex animations with keyframes
• configure timing for animations that happen in parallel
• use callbacks to take action when an animation starts or ends
• install the NativeScript CLI
• create a new app using the NativeScript CLI
• initialize platform specific projects
• run a NativeScript app in a mobile emulator
• use NativeScript UI elements to create app interface
• use NativeScript built-in layouts to help define app interface
• use css to style NativeScript apps
• set up routing for NativeScript mobile apps
• set up animations for NativeScript mobile apps
• access device specific APIs from NativeScript
• add animations to an Angular 2 app