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AngularJS Directives starts by investigating the best practices for single-page application development overall before diving into how AngularJS directives fulfill those goals. At each step, youll learn both the how and why of what were building, and by the end, youll not only know the facts necessary to create a directive, but youll also have the knowledge to decide how best to assemble it.
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Alex Vanston is a self-professed geek and an outdoor junkie fused together. During high-school he began teaching himself how to code and has been obsessed with learning new languages and better ways to solve problems ever since. He has been building web sites and applications professionally for the past seven years, for clients and companies around the world. Currently he lives in Denver, CO, where he loves hiking (5 14ers down, 49 to go), playing pickup sports, and water skiing when he can. He's the lead front-end developer for ZipKick, Inc, a travel startup taking off in San Francisco, CA. You can fi nd him online at http://www.mrvdot.com, where he blogs about web development and tech.
A huge thank you to the innumerable friends and family who have encouraged me through this writing process, listened to me wrestle with word choice and politely ignored me when I inexplicably begin monologuing at random moments when a new idea hit me.
Jeff Cunningham is a mobile developer for The General Insurance. After 15 years of Java web development, he is now enjoying the challenges of front-end and mobile web development. Prior to working for The General, Jeff worked at The Weather Channel where he was able to use both of his college degrees: Atmospheric Science and Computer Science. When not programming, Jeff enjoys reading, spending time with his family, and watching sports.
Brian Petro has long been a proponent of AngularJS. He has curated a handful of developer resources dedicated to Angular. For example, 'Angular Developers' is a group on LinkedIn where users can access the latest community generated material. Through these experiences, Brian observed a signifi cant defi cit of talent in this fast growing field. AngularJobs.com is a place where developers fi nd opportunities to work with Angular.
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AngularJS Directives dives into the core building blocks of Angular.JS and provides you with the knowledge you need to create fully dynamic web applications that respond in real time to updates and changes in your data. You'll learn how to build directives from the ground up, as well as some of the best practices to use when architecting them. By the end you'll be able to create a web application comprised of multiple modules all working together seamlessly to provide the best possible user experience.
, Designing Web Applications in 2013 , provides a quick introduction to single-page web applications and the current best practices for developing them.
, Designing Web Applications in 2013 .
, Deconstructing Directives , highlights each of the configuration options available for directives and provides examples of how they can be used.
, Compile versus Link , dives into the two separate processes by which Angular.JS parses and transforms static HTML into a series of directives and dynamic elements.
, Keeping it Clean with Scope , serves as a study into the different degrees of scoping and isolation that AngularJS provides for its directives.
, Controllers Better with Sharing , discusses the advantages of using controllers to coordinate between parent and child directives.
, Transclusion , provides an overview for consuming existing HTML content into your directive while preserving the appropriate scopes.
, Good Karma Testing in Angular , introduces the Karma test-runner and provides an overview of best practices for testing Angular applications.
, A Deeper Dive into Unit Testing , dives deeper into the realm of unit testing and discusses the Angular approach to validating functionality.
, Bringing it All Together , walks through the creation of a custom Angular.JS directive from beginning to end.
To follow along with the examples, you'll need a standard text editor or IDE of your choice. A basic web server such as Apache isn't required, but highly recommended, particularly for the chapter on E2E testing. Some basic command-line knowledge is recommended, but all the steps required will be explicitly written out within the text.
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