/Angular-GettingStarted

Folks, I know we had hard time with the JS UU last time, but lets check this out on the next meetup. Angular is an amazing feat capable of providing full-fledged app development framework. I gather TypeScript seems to be intimidating a bit, but bear with me - I'll guide you through the full stack and hopefully you'll see how easy it is.

Primary LanguageTypeScriptMIT LicenseMIT

Angular-Getting Started

Materials for the "Angular: Getting Started" course on Pluralsight by Deborah Curata. All credit goes to her, she done and amazing job putting these examples together, it'll be great if you'd reach and say "thank you".

APM-Start: The starter files set up for use in VSCode, WebStorm, or other editors. Use this to code along with the course. (Updated for Angular version 7 or higher)

APM-Final: The completed files. Use this to see the completed solution from the course. (Updated for Angular version 7 or higher)

See the README.md file under each folder for details on installing and running the application.

If you have any problems installing or running this code, please see the "Angular: Getting Started Problem Solver"

If that does not resolve your issue, please post to the discussion board for the course

NOTE: The installation was tested using node v8.10.0 and npm 6.0.1.

If you want to work through the course without downloading npm or any of the libraries, try the course with Stackblitz by following this link: https://stackblitz.com/github/DeborahK/Angular-GettingStarted/tree/master/APM-Start

For the completed code on stackblitz, check out this link: https://stackblitz.com/edit/github-gettingstarted-deborahk

NOTE: If you chose to use Stackblitz, note that it currently does not support reading json files from a folder defined in the angular.json file. Rather, you need to copy the products folder from the api folder to the assets folder. Then modify the productUrl to look in the assets folder: private productUrl = 'assets/products/products.json';

Note also that Stackblitz does not seem to recognize the Font Awesome icons. So you will instead see portions of squares.