Mastering Web Application Development with AngularJS  (English, Paperback, Kozlowski Pawel)

Unlock the world of the Internet through Angular JS, taught by experts in the book Mastering Web Application Development with AngularJS.

Summary of the Book

This book details the AngularJS philosophy and explains how it can be used for real life development tasks. An open-source JS framework, the goal of AngularJS is to develop MVC-based web applications and to reduce the amount of Javascript used to make web applications functional. This book takes readers through the basics and explains how to build an AngularJS app, learning different interaction points between design and development along the way. Also readers will learn how to use AngularJS DOM-based templating effectively and learn how it differs from other frameworks, how to query and change data across various back ends, how to create complex web forms, using the two-way data binding efficiently. Also, readers will learn about the HTML5 History API and about managing dependencies with the AngularJS module and the Dependency Injection systems. By the end of the reading, readers will be able to independently build widgets, validators and wrap 3rd party plugins and use the Jasmine BDD testing framework to unit test AngularJS-specific JavaScript code. AngularJS is based on the principles of a meaningful and flexible directory structure and most importantly, organized coding, which is what the authors set out to inculcate.

About the Authors

Peter Bacon Darwin is an English Computer Science professional, coder and aikido enthusiast. He has been involved in .NET and IronRuby from the development stages. A notable figure in the AngularJS community, Darwin is an external contractor for the AngularJS team at Google and is a founding member of the AngularUI project. He has been involved in training people in AngularJS for many years.

Pawel Kozlowski is an Open Source Software advocate, programmer and hacker. He has been involved with web development for more than 15 years and has been a staunch supporter of the AngularJS and AngularUI projects. He focuses on the Twitter's Bootstrap directives for AngularJS. He is also involved in speaking for and about AngularJS at various conferences.