Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
1 Hour(s) 48 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Packt Publishing
Rating
Course Overview
Use dynamic AngularJS code and Bootstrap styling to create effective web applications
AngularJS is an open source JavaScript library built by Google that allows you to extend and dynamically change HTML. Bootstrap is an open source set of styling rules and components built by Twitter to make building web pages quick and easy. With AngularJS and Bootstrap joining forces, we get tools to quickly and easily create interactive and dynamic websites that look and behave similar to popular websites.
This video course will take you through a journey of building your first web application with AngularJS and Bootstrap. Each video will build on the functionality already learned in the previous video, always leaving you with a new feature of the running application.
Starting with no knowledge of AngularJS or Bootstrap, you will build up your knowledge through practical examples covered throughout the course. You will cover topics including external libraries to improve the ease of use, dynamic data bindings, dynamic styling, multi-view pages, form feedback, and AJAX form submission.
By the end of the video course, you will be able to successfully build a fully functioning web application.
About the Author
Simeon Cheeseman is a JavaScript developer primarily focussed on AngularJS and NodeJS. He started off his career coding Coldfusion HTML pages before teaching himself AngularJS and later NodeJS as they started getting traction. He has been employed building a variety of web-based applications from content management systems, phone bill re-rating programs, customer resource management, and billings systems. He is currently heavily involved in several open source AngularJS projects and when he has the time, he helps out on StackOverflow and Wizperts.
Course Content
- 6 section(s)
- 20 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Getting Started: Strapping Your Boots
- Section 2 Asking Users in a Good Way; Getting Inputs
- Section 3 You Shall Not Pass! Respecting Requirements
- Section 4 Turning a New Leaf; Adding a Second Page
- Section 5 I Can See!! Displaying Data
- Section 6 Shiny Trinkets! Adding Visual Spice
What You’ll Learn
- Explore the documentation for AngularJS and Bootstrap, Navigate through the basic steps to get going with AngularJS and Bootstrap, Use AngularJS and Bootstrap to validate and display feedback on forms, Display multiple views without needing to refresh the page, Implement AngularJS’ AJAX POST and GET functions to send and receive data, Excel at one way and two way bindings to display and store data from the user, Display repeating data dynamically, Create filters to format data according to your expectations, Utilize third-party modules to improve the look and feel of your application
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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ffred Martin
goes a little fast if you've never loaded all the tools, be nice to have a page to cut and past as the video plays
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RRob Laveaux
The instructor explains very little
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JJacob G Johnston
I must say I learned quite a bit from this course but having taken a few others I was able to notice a few inefficiencies, lackings, and even glaring omissions. It doesn't help that Packet is discontinuing support for these courses, so if you engage in discussions then at best you might get a generic response from packet saying they'll get you an answer, but nothing really comes of it... I'd bet if the instructor actually saw my questions and comments he would have gladly responded. Great instructor, plenty to learn even if you know what you're doing, but a few issues with the course dock a star or two. Was tempted to go with 3...
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SStephen R. Smith
Excellent content, covered the integration of Angular and Bootstrap in useful and useable examples, clearly explained. This won't give you a grounds up understanding of how either Bootstrap or Angular works, I would recommend completing an Intro course to both of these technologies, but if you've got a basic familiarity with both, this will get you using them together effectively.
