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Develop smaller, lighter web apps that are simple to create and easy to test, extend, and maintain as they grow. This hands-on guide introduces you to AngularJS, the open source JavaScript framework that uses Model–view–controller (MVC) architecture, data binding, client-side templates, and dependency injection to create a much-needed structure for building web apps.
Guided by two engineers who worked on AngularJS at Google, you’ll walk through the framework’s key features, and then build a working AngularJS app—from layout to testing, compiling, and debugging. If you have JavaScript experience, you’ll learn how AngularJS helps reduce the complexity of your web app.
- Dive deep into Angular’s building blocks and learn how they work together
- Gain maximum flexibility by separating logic, data, and presentation responsibilities with MVC
- Assemble your full app in the browser, using client-side templates
- Use AngularJS directives to extend HTML with declarative syntax
- Communicate with the server and implement simple caching with the $http service
- Use dependency injection to improve refactoring, testability, and multiple environment design
- Get code samples for common problems you face in most web apps
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- File Size: 884 KB
- Print Length: 196 pages
- Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
- Publisher: O'Reilly Media; 1 edition (April 8, 2013)
- Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
- Language: English
- ASIN: B00C9MYA7G
- Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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As others have pointed out, this book fails on account of poor editing. It isn't that it is too long (it's not) or has grammatical errors (though they certainly exist). It's that the code is littered with mistakes, many quite significant. For instance, the section on form handling has two pages of code followed by a two page explanation - only the majority of the features that the explanation discusses aren't actually demonstrated in the referenced code. And while this is perhaps the worst example, it's a common pattern throughout the book.
If you are an experienced developer, the sloppiness will frustrate you - although, ultimately, won't get in the way of learning. I can only imagine the frustration that a beginner would have, however, in trying to distinguish between the mistakes in the book and their own inability to grasp the concepts. There are few things more frustrating than sample code not working but not being experienced enough to know whether the issue is with the sample code or your implementation.
In some cases, as the example above, this is just poor editing; had the authors' (had someone) proof-read the book, they would have easily identified these issues. That said, there are other areas where the mistakes seems to stem from the authors' own confusion about the technologies. For instance, the description of promises takes a relatively simple concept and makes it feel far more complex and intimidating than it needs to be by introducing a number of technical ambiguities, if not straight-up errors. This is particularly true in how it describes the relationship between AngularJS' routing capabilities and a promise's resolve callback.
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