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Building Web Components with TypeScript and AngularJS 2

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AngularJS 2 brings the power of component-based development to web programming, but the learning curve is steep . Not only is AngularJS 2 completely different than AngularJS 1.x, it's also based on TypeScript. Most of TypeScript's new features are based on the ECMAScript 6 specification, but they're still foreign to most web developers. To simplify the learning process, this book takes a hands-on approach to teaching TypeScript and AngularJS 2. The content proceeds from the simple to the complex, and starts by introducing TypeScript, with its type declarations, new data types, functions, classes, interfaces, and modules. Most of the book focuses on AngularJS 2 development. After presenting simple components, it explains the new one-way data binding mechanisms, such as event binding and property binding. It also covers Angular's life-cycle methods, pipes, directives, and dependency injection. The third part of the book presents advanced topics related to Angular development. These include routing, web workers, the Material Design library, and form-based components. It also explains how to test Angular components with Protractor. The book's chapters
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Development Tools
Chapter 3: Fundamentals of TypeScript
Chapter 4: Classes, Interfaces, and Mixins
Chapter 5: The Document Object Model (DOM)
Chapter 6: Unit Testing, Namespaces, and Decorators
Chapter 7: Modules and Loaders
Chapter 8: Web Components and AngularJS 2
Chapter 9: Fundamentals of Angular Development
Chapter 10: Directives
Chapter 11: Dependency Injection
Chapter 12: Asynchronous Programming
Chapter 13: Building Forms
Chapter 14: Routing
Chapter 15: HTTP and JSONP Communication
Chapter 16: Web Workers
Chapter 17: Advanced Topics
Chapter 18: Material Design
Chapter 19: Testing Components with Protractor
Chapter 20: Displaying REST Data with Dynamic Tables
Appendix Complete Fields of @Component and @Directive
Appendix Accessing Polymer Components in Angular

454 pages, Paperback

Published September 5, 2016

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Matthew Scarpino

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