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A Warrior's Guide to AngularJS
Do you need to make an AngularJS website an have no time to google all documentation and get started right now? Don't waste your time in tutorials or incomplete guides, this book is a quick and easy way to learn the basics and some tricks of one of the most popular frameworks on the web.
A Warrior's guide to AngularJS is a complete guide from 0, packed with fun, easy to read examples, and tricks to get your websites to the next level.
In this book you will learn:
-Choose and setup your development tools
-Expressions, Directives, Controllers and all the basics of AngularJS
-Use dynamic templates
-Manage routing
-Dynamically modify layouts and CSS
-Load External Files
-Bootstrap and AngularJS integration
This books covers Angular 1.5.x and compatible versions.
A Warrior's guide to AngularJS is a complete guide from 0, packed with fun, easy to read examples, and tricks to get your websites to the next level.
In this book you will learn:
-Choose and setup your development tools
-Expressions, Directives, Controllers and all the basics of AngularJS
-Use dynamic templates
-Manage routing
-Dynamically modify layouts and CSS
-Load External Files
-Bootstrap and AngularJS integration
This books covers Angular 1.5.x and compatible versions.
164 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 5, 2015
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July 6, 2016
Great book for beginners
From a beginner standpoint this book is just awesome, it will get you started, up and running - I highly recommend it, but if you have seen Angular before and are looking for an in-depth undertanding of Angular then this book will not fill you in on certain key concepts.
Great read, almost a 5 stars if it wasn't for the fact that it doesn't go into those key internal mechanisms and concepts such as "Digestive loops", using $scope in async contexts, watch() or Promises. I guess you can argue that since this is a book for beginners it could be "OK" to skip those terms, but I personally think that those concepts were important enough to deserve at least a couple of pages.
Having said that, I think it's still a pretty good book and I still recommend it.
From a beginner standpoint this book is just awesome, it will get you started, up and running - I highly recommend it, but if you have seen Angular before and are looking for an in-depth undertanding of Angular then this book will not fill you in on certain key concepts.
Great read, almost a 5 stars if it wasn't for the fact that it doesn't go into those key internal mechanisms and concepts such as "Digestive loops", using $scope in async contexts, watch() or Promises. I guess you can argue that since this is a book for beginners it could be "OK" to skip those terms, but I personally think that those concepts were important enough to deserve at least a couple of pages.
Having said that, I think it's still a pretty good book and I still recommend it.
February 16, 2016
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