Any third-party library that an AngularJS app uses needs a migration strategy too. These could be either jQuery-based libraries or AngularJS libraries.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Packt Upsell
- Contributors
- Preface
- Getting Started
- Angular basics
- The customary Hello Angular app – Guess the Number!
- Digging deeper
- Revisiting our app
- Looking at how our code handles updates
- Maintaining state
- Tools
- Resources
- Summary
- Building Our First App – 7 Minute Workout
- What is 7 Minute Workout?
- Downloading the code base
- Setting up the build
- Organizing code
- The 7 Minute Workout model
- First feature module
- App bootstrapping
- Exploring Angular modules
- Our first component - WorkoutRunnerComponent
- Building the 7 Minute Workout view
- Learning more about an exercise
- Adding descriptions and video panels
- Formatting exercise steps with innerHTML binding
- Displaying the remaining workout duration using pipes
- Angular pipes
- Implementing a custom pipe - SecondsToTimePipe
- Adding the next exercise indicator using ngIf
- Pausing an exercise
- The Angular event binding infrastructure
- Two-way binding with ngModel
- Summary
- More Angular – SPA and Routing
- Exploring Single Page Application capabilities
- Angular dependency Injection
- Tracking workout history
- Building the workout-history-tracker service
- Integrating with WorkoutRunnerComponent
- Dependency injection in depth
- Adding the workout history page
- Sorting and filtering history data using pipes
- Angular change detection overview
- Hierarchical injectors
-  Dependency injection with @Injectable
- Tracking route changes using the router service
- Fixing the video playback experience
- Cross-component communication using Angular events
- Tracking exercise progress with audio
- Building Angular directives to wrap HTML audio
- Creating WorkoutAudioComponent for audio support
- Integrating WorkoutAudioComponent
- Summary
- Personal Trainer
- The Personal Trainer app - the problem scope
- Personal Trainer requirements
- The Personal Trainer model
- Getting started with the code for Personal Trainer
- Using the Personal Trainer model in Workout Builder services
- The Personal Trainer layout
- Personal Trainer navigation with routes
- Getting started with Personal Trainer navigation
- Introducing child routes to Workout Builder
- Adding the child routing component
- Updating the WorkoutBuilder component
- Updating the Workout Builder module
- Updating App Routing module
- Putting it all together
- Lazy loading of routes
- Integrating sub- and side-level navigation
- Implementing workout and exercise lists
- Building a workout
- Angular forms
- Summary
- Supporting Server Data Persistence
- Angular and server interactions
- The basics of the HTTPClient module
- Personal Trainer and server integration
- Loading exercise and workout data
- Loading exercise and workout lists from a server
- Updating the workout/exercise list pages
- Mapping server data to application models
- Loading exercise and workout data from the server
- Fixing the builder services
- Updating the resolvers
- Fixing the Workout and Exercise components
- Performing CRUD on exercises/workouts
- Using promises for HTTP requests
- The async pipe
- Cross-domain access and Angular
- Handling workouts not found
- Fixing the 7 Minute Workout app
- Summary
- Angular Directives in Depth
- Classifying directives
- Building a remote validator directive
- Building a busy indicator directive
- Directive injection
- Building an Ajax button component
- Dependency injection using viewProvider
- Understanding structural directives
- Component styling and view encapsulation
- Summary
- Testing Personal Trainer
- The need for automation
- Testing in Angular
- Getting started with unit testing
- Setting up Karma and Jasmine for unit testing
- Organization and naming of our test files
- Unit-testing Angular applications
- Unit-testing components
- Unit-testing WorkoutRunnerComponent
- Starting unit testing
- Debugging unit tests in Karma
- Unit-testing WorkoutRunner continued...
- Unit-testing services
- Unit-testing directives
- Getting started with E2E testing
- Summary
- Some Practical Scenarios
- Building a new app
- Angular performance
- Handling authentication and authorization
- Migrating AngularJS apps
- Migrating AngularJS's Personal Trainer
- Summary
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