Angular2typescript

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Code samples from the book Angular 2 Development with TypeScript

Overview

The code samples repository accompanying Yakov Fain and Anton Moiseev's "Angular 2 Development with TypeScript" provides a solid foundation for developers looking to enhance their Angular skills. Covering a range of Angular versions from 2 to 5, this repository is an essential resource for anyone interested in mastering the framework with practical examples. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, these samples are structured to help you grasp key concepts in Angular development effectively.

The repository introduces various tools and libraries, including Angular Material 2 and PrimeNG, allowing developers to experiment with modern design components and enhance their applications. Interactive videos and a structured approach to training make this resource especially valuable for those seeking guidance in a hands-on learning environment.

Features

  • Multiple Angular Versions: Contains code samples for Angular 2, 4, and 5, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of the framework's evolution.
  • Angular CLI Based: All sample projects are based on Angular CLI, facilitating easy setup and management for developers.
  • Error Reporting Mechanism: Users can report bugs or textual errors directly, encouraging collaboration and improvement within the community.
  • Diverse Sample Applications: Includes various applications, such as an online auction app and additional samples that demonstrate TypeScript features.
  • Node Server Integration: Some projects require a Node server, providing insights into full-stack development and deployment processes.
  • Unit Testing Examples: Features a sample app with unit tests, highlighting best practices for testing within Angular applications.
  • Video Tutorials: Access to video code reviews aids in visual learning and understanding of application development in real-world scenarios.
  • Comprehensive Documentation: Detailed setup instructions ensure that developers can easily run and experiment with the applications.