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Using Angular 2 Patterns in Angular 1.x Apps

1h 3m 22s
English
Paid

Transform your Angular 1.x applications with modern component-based architecture techniques inspired by Angular 2. In this course, you'll explore Eggly, an Angular 1.x application for organizing bookmarks, and learn to build it using contemporary patterns and practices. Discover how to leverage ES6 in your Angular 1 applications using Babel, and gain a solid understanding of the core patterns for creating a composed modular web application.

Course Overview

This course is designed to help you enhance your existing Angular knowledge, and get your applications ready for the future. Through practical examples and hands-on exercises, you'll seamlessly integrate Angular 2 inspired patterns into your Angular 1.x projects.

Key Learning Outcomes

  • Implement modern component-based architecture in Angular 1.x applications.
  • Utilize ES6 in your Angular 1 projects using Babel.
  • Understand core patterns for composing modular web applications.
  • Prepare your Angular 1.x applications for future developments.

Tools and Technologies

Throughout this course, you'll make use of various tools and technologies, including:

  • Babel for transpiling ES6 in Angular 1 applications.
  • Angular 2-inspired design patterns to enhance Angular 1.x apps.

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egghead.io is a US-based subscription video platform focused on short, focused screencasts on JavaScript ecosystem topics. Founded in 2012 by John Lindquist (a Google Developer Expert) and run by Joel Hooks, egghead pioneered the short-screencast format that most modern developer-education platforms now use — courses are typically broken into 2-5 minute lessons that each cover one specific concept or API.

The instructor roster includes many of the most cited names in the JavaScript ecosystem — Kent C. Dodds (whose Testing JavaScript launched on egghead before EpicWeb.dev), Andrew Del Prete, Hannah Davis, Lukas Ruebbelke, Tomasz Łakomy, Andy Van Slaars, and many others. Course material covers React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, GraphQL, Vue, the testing tracks, RxJS / observables, and a long list of smaller libraries and tools.

The CourseFlix listing under this source carries over 20 egghead courses spanning that range. Material is paid; egghead itself runs on a monthly / annual subscription on the original platform. The bite-sized format suits developers learning incrementally during work hours rather than committing to multi-hour video sessions.

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#1: Introducing Angular 2 Concepts in Angular 1
All Course Lessons (13)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Introducing Angular 2 Concepts in Angular 1 Demo
02:43
2
Compile an Angular Application Written in ES6
05:32
3
Create a Top Level Angular Application Component
04:32
4
Structure a Complex Angular Component using Subcomponents
05:14
5
Build an Angular Component Controller Using ES6 Class
03:59
6
Refactor Angular Controller Logic to Services
03:29
7
Use Dependency Injection with ES6 and Angular
03:10
8
Container and Presentation Components Using Angular Component Bindings
06:10
9
Initialize Angular Components with Lifecycle Hooks
03:36
10
Build Lightweight Controllers by Binding to Models in Angular
10:03
11
Isolate State Mutations in Angular Components
08:07
12
Communicate State Changes in Angular with an Event Bus
02:50
13
Test an Angular Component with $componentController
03:57
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Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?
Prospective students should have a working knowledge of Angular 1.x and some familiarity with JavaScript. Understanding ES6, while not mandatory, would be beneficial as the course utilizes ES6 with Babel for transpiling code. Familiarity with basic concepts of component-based architecture will help but is not required.
What will I build during the course?
Throughout the course, students will work on transforming an Angular 1.x application called Eggly that organizes bookmarks. By applying modern component-based architecture techniques inspired by Angular 2, participants will refactor and enhance the existing application, making it modular and ready for future developments.
Who is the target audience for this course?
This course is aimed at developers with experience in Angular 1.x who are looking to modernize their applications by integrating Angular 2 design patterns. It's ideal for those who want to future-proof their applications and gain a deeper understanding of component-based architecture and ES6 in the context of Angular.
How does this course compare to other Angular courses?
Unlike courses that teach Angular 2 or later versions from scratch, this course focuses on modernizing existing Angular 1.x applications. It offers practical insights into integrating Angular 2-inspired patterns without fully transitioning to a new framework, making it unique for developers maintaining legacy Angular 1.x projects.
Which specific tools will be used in the course?
The course makes extensive use of Babel to transpile ES6 code in Angular 1.x applications. It also incorporates Angular 2-inspired design patterns, such as component-based architecture and dependency injection, to modernize and modularize legacy applications.
What topics are not covered in this course?
The course does not cover Angular 2 or later versions in their entirety. It focuses on introducing Angular 2 concepts within the context of Angular 1.x applications. It also does not delve into non-Angular specific web development topics, such as server-side programming or database management.
What is the time commitment for completing the course?
The course consists of 13 lessons and offers a flexible runtime, allowing students to learn at their own pace. While the exact duration varies, students should allocate sufficient time to engage with practical examples and hands-on exercises to fully grasp the implementation of modern patterns in Angular 1.x applications.