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- Dive deep into Angulars 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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I can trace Angulars beginnings to 2009, on a project called Google Feedback. Wed gone through months of frustration with our development speed and ability to write testable code. At around the six month mark, we had around 17,000 lines of front-end code. At that point, one of the team members, Misko Hevery, made a bold statement that hed be able to rewrite the whole thing in two weeks using an open source library that hed created as a hobby.
I figured that a two week delay couldnt hurt us that much and wed at least be entertained by Misko scrambling to build something. Misko missed his time estimate. It took three weeks. We were all astounded, but even more astounding was that the line count for this new app had dropped from 17,000 to a mere 1,500. It seemed that Misko was onto something worth pursuing.
Misko and I decided wed built a team around the concepts he started with a simple charter: to simplify the web developers experience. Shyam Seshadri, this books co-author, went on to lead the Google Feedback team in developing Angulars first shipping application.
Since then, weve developed Angular with guidance both from teams at Google and from hundreds of open source contributors around the world. Thousands of developers rely on Angular in their daily work and contribute to an amazing support network.
Were excited to learn what youll teach us.
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Wed like to give special thanks to Misko Hevery, father of Angular, for having the courage to think very differently about how we write web applications and to drive it into reality; to Igor Minar for bringing stability and structure to the Angular project and for building the roots of todays awesome open source community; to Vojta Jina for creating many parts of Angular, and for giving us the fastest test runner the world has ever seen; to Naomi Black, John Lindquist, and Mathias Matias Niemel for their expert editing assistance. And finally, thank you to the Angular community for their contributions, and for teaching us about making Angular great through feedback from building real applications.
Our ability to create amazing web-based apps is incredible, but the complexity involved in making these apps is similarly incredible. We on the Angular team wanted to relieve the pain involved with developing AJAX applications. At Google, wed worked through the hard lessons of building large web applications like Gmail, Maps, Calendar, and several others. We thought we might be able to use these experiences to benefit everyone.
We wanted writing web apps to feel more like the first time we wrote a few lines of code and stood back in amazement at what wed made happen. We wanted the coding process to feel more like creating and less like trying to satisfy the strange inner workings of web browsers.
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