Company: Pluralsight Author: Christian Wenz Full Title: Building A Site With Angular And PHP Year: 2017 Language: English Genre: Educational: Web Development Skill Level: Intermediate Price: - - Files: MP4 Time: 03:51:07 Video: AVC, 1280 x 720 (1.778) at 15.000 fps, 450 kbps Audio: AAC at 93 Kbps, 2 channels, 44.1 KHz PHP is the most widely-used web programming language in the world, and Angular is one of best-known JavaScript frameworks today. This course will teach you to create a Single-Page Application (SPA) with Angular and connect it to a PHP backend. Angular is probably the most widely used JavaScript framework today, and PHP is the most-used web programming language by a wide margin. In this course, Building a Site with Angular and PHP, you'll learn to combine the powers of both technologies. You start with an introduction to Angular, and then set up a PHP backend with a JSON interface and database storage. Next, you'll explore TypeScript, a prerequisite for Angular, and finally dive right into the JavaScript framework and its concepts. When you have finished this course, you'll not only have a good understanding of Angular, but you'll also have learned how to connect your app to a PHP backend. Lessons: 1. Course Overview 01. Course Overview 2. Getting Started 02. Introduction 03. Atwood's Law 04. Prerequisites 05. System Requirements 06. About Angular 07. The Angular Timeline 08. (Some) Angular Features 09. Installing Node.js 10. Installing the Angular CLI 11. Starting the Application 12. About Visual Studio Code 13. Configuring Visual Studio Code 14. Summary 3. TypeScript in a Nutshell 15. Introduction 16. Agenda 17. Installing TypeScript 18. Using TypeScript in Visual Studio Code 19. Types in TypeScript 20. Type Annotations in Functions 21. Interfaces 22. Classes 23. Modules 24. Summary 4. Angular in a Nutshell 25. Introduction 26. Angular Terminology 27. Angular Modules 28. Angular Components 29. Data Binding with Expressions 30. Demo: Fun with Countries 31. Template Directives 32. Event Handling 33. Multiple Components 34. Input Properties 35. Summary 5. PHP as an Angular Backend 36. Introduction 37. Protocol/format Choices 38. Using JSON in PHP 39. Creating Model Classes 40. Creating a PHP Service 41. Creating an Angular Service 42. Consuming an Angular Service 43. Security Concerns 44. Summary 6. More Angular 45. Introduction 46. Updating the Service 47. Refactoring the Components 48. Routing in Angular 49. Configuring the Router 50. Working with Routes 51. Lifecycle Hooks 52. Two-way Data Binding 53. Publishing the App 54. Summary Our members see more. Join us! ------------- Our members see more. Join us!