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E-raamat: Professional AngularJS [Wiley Online]

Diego Netto, Valeri Karpov

Formaat: 408 pages
Ilmumisaeg: 19-Jun-2015
Kirjastus: Wrox Press
ISBN-10: 1119209544
ISBN-13: 9781119209546

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Formaat: 408 pages
Ilmumisaeg: 19-Jun-2015
Kirjastus: Wrox Press
ISBN-10: 1119209544
ISBN-13: 9781119209546

Teised raamatud teemal:

Web programming

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A comprehensive guide to AngularJS, Google's open-source client-side framework for app development Most of the existing guides to AngularJS struggle to provide simple and understandable explanations for more advanced concepts.

A comprehensive guide to AngularJS, Google's open-source client-side framework for app development.

Most of the existing guides to AngularJS struggle to provide simple and understandable explanations for more advanced concepts. As a result, some developers who understand all the basic concepts of AngularJS struggle when it comes to building more complex real-world applications. Professional AngularJS provides a thorough understanding of AngularJS, covering everything from basic concepts, such as directives and data binding, to more advanced concepts like transclusion, build systems, and automated integration testing. In addition to explaining the features of AngularJS, this book distills real-world experience on how these features fit together to enable teams to work together more effectively in building extraordinary apps.

Offers a more thorough and comprehensive approach to AngularJS
Includes pointers to other advanced topics
Lets you build a simple application from scratch, explaining basic building blocks along the way for quick hands-on learning

Introduction

xxv

Chapter 1 Building A Simple Angularjs Application

(56)

What You Are Building

(2)

What You Will Learn

(1)

Step 1 Scaffolding Your Project with Yeoman

(5)

Installing Yeoman

(1)

Scaffolding Your Project

(1)

Exploring the Application

(2)

Cleaning Up

(1)

Step 2 Creating Watchlists

(10)

The Application Module

(1)

Installing Module Dependencies

(1)

Bootstrapping the Application

(1)

The Watchlist Service

(2)

The Watchlist-Panel Directive

(3)

Basic Form Validation

(2)

Using the Directive

(1)

Step 3 Configuring Client-Side Routing

(4)

The Angular ngRoute Module

(1)

Adding New Routes

(1)

Using the Routes

(1)

Template Views

(1)

Step 4 Creating a Navigation Bar

(3)

Updating the HTML

(2)

Creating MainCtrl

(1)

Step 5 Adding Stocks

(6)

Creating the CompanyService

(1)

Creating the AddStock Modal

(2)

Updating the WatchlistService

(1)

Implementing WatchlistCtrl

(1)

Modifying the Watchlist View

(1)

Step 6 Integrating with Yahoo Finance

(4)

Creating the QuoteService

(2)

Invoking Services from the Console

(1)

Step 7 Creating the Stock Table

(4)

Creating the StkStockTable Directive

(1)

Creating the StkStockRow Directive

(2)

Creating the Stock Table Template

(1)

Updating the Watchlist View

(1)

Step 8 Inline Form Editing

(4)

Creating the Contenteditable Directive

(2)

Updating the StkStockTable Template

(1)

Step 9 Formatting Currency

(2)

Creating the StkSignColor Directive

(1)

Updating the StockTable Template

(2)

Step 10 Animating Price Changes

(3)

Creating the StkSignFade Directive

(2)

Updating the StockTable Template

(1)

Step 11 Creating the Dashboard

(8)

Updating the Dashboard Controller

(3)

Updating the Dashboard View

(1)

Production Deployment

(2)

Conclusion

(2)

Chapter 2 Intelligent Workflow And Build Tools

(38)

What Can Tooling Do for Me?

(1)

What Is Bower?

(2)

Getting Started with Bower

(1)

Searching for Packages

(1)

Installing Packages

(1)

Versioning Dependencies

(1)

What Is Grunt?

(13)

Getting Started with Grunt

(2)

Installing Plug-Ins

(1)

Directory Structure

(1)

The Gruntfile

(1)

Configuring Tasks and Targets

(1)

The Connect Task

(1)

The Less Task

(1)

The JSHint Task

(2)

The Watch Task

(1)

The Default Task

(1)

Creating a Custom Task

(4)

What Is Gulp?

(11)

Getting Started with Gulp

(1)

Installing Plug-Ins

(1)

The Gulpfile

(1)

Creating Tasks

(1)

The Connect Task

(1)

The Less Task

(2)

The JSHint Task

(1)

The Watch Task

(1)

The Default Task

(1)

Arguments and Asynchronous Behavior

(3)

Gulp, Grunt, and Make

(1)

Automation Using Make

(2)

When to Use Make

(1)

When to Use Grunt

(1)

When to Use Gulp

(1)

What Is Yeoman?

(10)

Getting Started with Yeoman

(1)

Scaffolding a New Project

(1)

Exploring Plug-Ins and Tasks

(1)

load-grunt-tasks

(1)

time-grunt

(1)

grunt-newer

(1)

grunt-contrib-watch

(1)

grunt-contrib-connect

(1)

grunt-contrib-jshint

(1)

grunt-contrib-clean

(1)

grunt-autoprefixer

(1)

grunt-wiredep

(1)

grunt-contrib-compass

(1)

grunt-filerev

(1)

grunt-usemin

(1)

grunt-contrib-imagemin

(1)

grunt-svgmin

(1)

grunt-contrib-htmlmin

(1)

grunt-ng-annotate

(1)

grunt-google-cdn

(1)

grunt-contrib-copy

(1)

grunt-concurrent

(1)

grunt-karma

(1)

Alias Tasks and Workflow

(1)

serve

(1)

test

(1)

build

(1)

default

(1)

Modifications

(1)

Subgenerators

(1)

Popular Generators

(1)

angular-fullstack

(1)

jhipster

(1)

ionic

(1)

Conclusion

(1)

Chapter 3 Architecture

(36)

Why Is Architecture Important?

(1)

Controllers, Services, and Directives

(13)

Controllers

(2)

Scope Inheritance

(1)

Event Transmission

(3)

The ModelService Paradigm

102

(2)

Services

104

(1)

Services Depending on Other Services

104

(1)

The event-emitter Module

105

(2)

Directives

107

(1)

Exposing API Using Controllers

108

(1)

Conclusion

109

(1)

Organizing Your Code with Modules

109

(4)

Directory Structure

113

(6)

Small Projects

114

(1)

Medium Projects

115

(2)

Large Projects

117

(2)

Module Loaders

119

(8)

RequireJS

119

(3)

Browserify

122

(5)

Best Practices for Structuring User Authentication

127

(2)

Services: Loading from and Storing Data to the Server

127

(1)

Controllers: Exposing an API to HTML

128

(1)

Directives: Interfacing with the DOM

128

(1)

Conclusion

129

(2)

Chapter 4 Data Binding

131

(26)

What Is Data Binding?

131

(3)

What Data Binding Can Do for You

134

(2)

Scoping Out AngularJS Scopes

136

(19)

Scope Inheritance

137

(3)

$watch

140

(1)

$apply

141

(1)

$digest

141

(1)

Performance Considerations

142

(1)

An ngRepeat Gone Wrong

143

(2)

Filters and Data-Binding Gotchas

145

(1)

Use Case 1 Rules for Converting Objects to Strings

146

(4)

Use Case 2 Wrappers for Global Functions

150

(2)

Use Case 3 Manipulating Arrays

152

(3)

Conclusion

155

(2)

Chapter 5 Directives

157

(28)

What Is a Directive?

157

(10)

Understanding Directives

158

(1)

An 80/20 Understanding of Directives

159

(1)

Writing Your Own Render-Only Directive

160

(2)

Writing Your Own Event Handler Directive

162

(3)

Writing Your Own Two-Way Directive

165

(2)

Beyond the Simple Design Patterns

167

(1)

A Deeper Understanding of Directives

167

(12)

Directive Composition Using Templates

167

(2)

Creating Separate Scopes for Directives

169

(1)

The First Way of Using the scope Setting

170

(1)

The Second Way of Using the scope Setting

171

(5)

The restrict and replace Settings

176

(3)

Moving On

179

(1)

Changing Directive Templates at Runtime

179

(5)

Transclusion

179

(1)

Using the transclude: true Setting

179

(3)

Using the transclude: `element' Setting

182

(1)

The compile Setting, or compile Versus link

183

(1)

Conclusion

184

(1)

Chapter 6 Templates, Location, And Routing

185

(32)

Part I Templates

187

(9)

Templating with ngInclude

188

(3)

ngInclude and Performance

191

(1)

Including Templates with script Tags

191

(2)

The $templateCache Service

193

(1)

Next Steps: Templates and Data Binding

194

(2)

Part II The $location Service

196

(4)

What's in a URL?

196

(1)

Introducing $location

197

(1)

Tracking Page State with $location

198

(2)

Next Steps: Routing and SPAs

200

(1)

Part III Routing

200

(15)

Using the ngRoute Module

202

(1)

The $routeProvider Provider

203

(2)

The $routeParams Service

205

(1)

Navigation in Your SPA

205

(2)

Search Engines and SPAs

207

(1)

Setting Up Prerender on the Server

207

(2)

The Google AJAX Crawling Spec

209

(1)

Configuring AngularJS for Search Engines

210

(1)

Search Engine Integration in Action

210

(1)

Introduction to Animations

211

(2)

The ngAnimate Module in Action

213

(2)

Conclusion

215

(2)

Chapter 7 Services, Factories, And Providers

217

(26)

A Brief Overview of Dependency Injection

218

(3)

The $injector Service

219

(1)

Function Annotations

220

(1)

Building Your Own Services

221

(11)

The factory() Function

222

(2)

The service() Function

224

(4)

The provider() Function

228

(4)

Common Use Cases for Services

232

(4)

Building a $user Service

233

(1)

Building the $stockPrices Service

234

(2)

Utilizing Built-In Providers

236

(5)

Custom Interpolation Delimiters

236

(1)

Whitelisting Links with $compileProvider

237

(3)

Global Expression Properties with $rootScopeProvider

240

(1)

Conclusion

241

(2)

Chapter 8 Server Communication

243

(34)

Why Will I Learn?

243

(1)

Introduction to Promises

244

(2)

Services for HTTP Requests

246

(16)

$http

247

(1)

Setting the HTTP Request Body

248

(1)

JSONP and Cross Site Scripting (XSS)

249

(1)

HTTP Configuration Objects

249

(1)

Setting Default HTTP Headers

250

(1)

Using HTTP Interceptors

251

(8)

The $resource Service

259

(3)

Consuming the Twitter REST API

262

(2)

Scaffolding a REST API with StrongLoop LoopBack

264

(6)

Building a Simple API Using LoopBack

265

(1)

Creating a New Application

265

(1)

Creating a LoopBack Model

266

(1)

The API Explorer

266

(1)

Generating Resources with Loopback AngularJS SDK

267

(3)

Using Web Sockets with AngularJS

270

(3)

Using Firebase with AngularJS

273

(2)

Conclusion

275

(2)

Chapter 9 Testing And Debugging Angularjs Applications

277

(38)

AngularJS Testing Philosophy

277

(4)

The Testing Pyramid

279

(2)

Unit Testing in AngularJS

281

(11)

The Mocha Testing Framework

281

(4)

Unit Testing in the Browser with Karma

285

(3)

Browser Testing in the Cloud with Sauce

288

(4)

Evaluating the Unit Testing Options

292

(1)

DOM Integration Tests

292

(17)

A Guide to $httpBackend

293

(4)

The Page You'll Be Testing

297

(1)

DOM Integration Tests with ng-scenario

298

(6)

DOM Integration Testing with Protractor

304

(5)

Evaluating ng-scenario and Protractor

309

(1)

Debugging AngularJS Apps

309

(5)

The debug Module

309

(2)

Debugging Using Chrome DevTools

311

(1)

Launching Developer Tools

312

(1)

Inspecting the State of the DOM

312

(1)

Using the Console Tab

312

(1)

Setting Breakpoints in the Sources Tab

313

(1)

Debugging Network Performance

314

(1)

Conclusion

314

(1)

Chapter 10 Moving On

315

(30)

Using Angular-UI Bootstrap

316

(9)

Modals

316

(4)

Datepicker

320

(1)

Timepicker

321

(1)

Custom Templates

321

(4)

Hybrid Mobile Apps with the Ionic Framework

325

(6)

Setting Up Ionic, Cordova, and the Android SDK

326

(1)

Using AngularJS in Your Ionic App

327

(2)

Yeoman Workflow and Building for Production

329

(1)

Icons, Splash Screens, and Cordova Hooks

330

(1)

Integrating Open Source JavaScript with AngularJS

331

(10)

Dates and Time Zones with Moment

331

(4)

Schema Validation and Deep Objects with Mongoose

335

(6)

AngularJS and ECMAScript 6

341

(2)

Using yield for Asynchronous Calls

342

(1)

Conclusion

343

(2)

Appendix: Resources

345

(2)

Index

347

About the authors

Valeri Karpov is a NodeJS Engineer for MongoDB and maintains numerous MongoDB-related open-source JavaScript modules. He's been developing AngularJS applications since 2010, including MongoDB's internal continuous integration framework and BookaLokal's mobile site.

Diego Netto is a software consultant and open source evangelist. Founder of an independent consultancy agency, Diego helps startups and enterprise companies leverage the power of open source technologies to deliver intuitive products.

Visit us at wrox.com where you have access to free code samples, Programmer to Programmer forums, and discussions on the latest happenings in the industry from around the world.

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