Developing Dynamic Web Applications using Angular 2 | Microsoft on edX | Course About Video
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Channel: edX · 2016 · Education
Learn the essential components of Angular 2 and the skills necessary to develop a complete web application using the platform. Take this course free on edX: https://www.edx.org/course/developing-dynamic-web-applications-microsoft-dev216x ABOUT THIS COURSE This computer science course introduces the new Angular 2 web framework as a method of building web applications. You will learn about the history of the platform to better understand how and why Angular 2 exists. You will also have the opportunity to explore each component of Angular 2 and how they co-exist in a complete solution. You will gain hands-on experience with Angular 2 by implementing your own directives, components and services to create your own complex web applications. This course teaches the essential tasks necessary to create a basic Angular 2 web application and then covers the extensibility points currently available to extend the capabilities of a web application and enhance the built-in functionality of Angular 2. WHAT YOU'L LEARN - Relationship between Angular 2, HTML, Node Package Manager and TypeScript - Authoring Angular 2 Applications using Visual Studio Code - Building Custom Angular 2 Components, Modules, Directives and Services - Authoring Angular 2 Templates and Utilize Angular 2 Routing - Leverage Advanced TypeScript Language Features in Angular 2
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