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DescriptionYear of Manufacture : 2014 Manufacturer : pluralsight Author : John Papa Duration : 3h 31m D Language : English Format : MP4 Video : AVC, 1024x768, 15 fps, 725 Kbps Audio : AAC, 98.8 Kbps, 2 channels, 44.1 KHz Learn how to write AngularJS code using battle tested patterns to produce code that is easier to maintain, debug, and scale. ContenT: 1. Course Introduction Welcome Overview Getting Started Node.js Getting the Code Ready Running the Code Development Editors Running the Code With WebStorm Setting Up the Second Sample 2. Separation of Concerns Introduction Separation of Concerns The Rule of One Identifying Spaghetti Code Spaghetti on the Wall How to Separate Tips for Separating With AngularJS Summary 3. Organizing Your App Introduction Why We Care About Organization Defining Sorting Boxes By Type or By Feature The LIFT Principle LIFT in a Small App LIFT as an App Grows Choosing Naming Conventions Tips for Designing Your App Example Structure By Type Example Structure By Feature Summary 4. Modules Introduction Declaring the Module Dependencies Three Categories of Modules Custom Modules Dependency Chains Organization Strategies Examining a Module Structure Debugging Module Dependencies Directives and Module Dependencies Debugging Module Errors Who Wins With Collisions? Naming Tips Summary 5. Readable Code and AngularJS Introduction Module Variables Anonymous Functions Named Functions Global Variables Running Wild Safely Minify Dependencies Patterns to Register, Inject, and Define Components Comparing File Structure Techniques Reading Component Interfaces Enhancing Readability 6. Controller Patterns Introduction The Role of a Controller Nesting, Naming, and Dots Nesting Controllers Nesting Scopes Using Dots Nested Scopes With Controller As Controller As Variables in HTML Faking Controller As With $scope Separating Use of $scope Methods Capturing This With a Variable in the Controller Adding a Watch With Controller As Instantiating Controllers Injecting a Route's Resolve Into a Controller Returning a Promise From a Route Resolve Resolve Before All Routes Testing Controller As Choosing a Controller Technique 7. Annotations and Code Analysis via Gulp Task Automation Introduction The Value of Task Automation Setting Up Gulp Creating a Gulp Task With ngAnnotate Uglifying and Mangling Our Angular Code Providing Injection Hints ngAnnotate Tips Code Analysis With Gulp and JSHint Watching Files Summary and Resources 8. Exception Handling Errors and Angular Catching Angular Errors Managing Exceptions With Decorators Routing Exceptions Custom Exceptions Summary 9. Using a Team Style Guide Style Guide Topics What, Why, and How Parting Gif Screens:     Sharing Widget |