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AngularJS Introduction Directives, Modules, Expressions, Controllers Why Angular Good choice for creating dynamic website with JavaScript Angular helps you organize your JavaScript Angular helps you create responsive (fast) websites


  1. AngularJS Introduction Directives, Modules, Expressions, Controllers

  2. Why Angular • Good choice for creating dynamic website with JavaScript • Angular helps you organize your JavaScript • Angular helps you create responsive (fast) websites • Angular plays well with jQuery • Angular is easy to test

  3. Traditional page-refresh- response cycle

  4. Responsive webpage

  5. RESTful applications

  6. So what is AngularJS • A client-side JavaScript framework for adding interactivity to HTML • AngularJS is used to tell our HTML when to trigger our JavaScript • In AngularJS we add behavior to our HTML by using Directives. A marker on a HTML tag that tells Angular to run or reference some o JavaScript code.

  7. Building AngularJS app • We will be building an AngularJS app from scratch • Flatlander Grafted Gems store app Thumbnails of different products o Can tab through different info about each of them o We have reviews and can add our own review using a form o

  8. First steps • Download the framework from the official website Create a folder to develop app ( gemStore ) o Go to https://angularjs.org/ o Choose Stable branch (1.4.x) o Choose Minified build. o Download and save in gemStore folder o • Download bootstrap Go to http://getbootstrap.com/ o Download Bootstrap – compiled and minified CSS, JavaScript, and fonts o Save it in genStore folder and unzip it. o Copy bootstrap.min.css from nested css folder to gemStore. o o

  9. Set’s setup our editor before we begin • Open Sublime Text 3 • Install Package Control Follow instructions from https://packagecontrol.io/installation o Restart Sublime Text when instructed to do so o • Packages to install with package control This site suggests a few packages to install -- o https://www.exratione.com/2014/01/setting-up-sublime-text-3-for- javascript-development/ Ctrl + Shift + P then enter “install p” to install a package o Install SublimeLinter, SublimeLinter-jshint, and JSHint (via npm) o Ctrl + Shift + P then enter “list p” to list installed packages o

  10. Next Step • Create index.html and enter boilerplate html code. • Create app.js and write first piece of code – Module • Module: Where we write pieces of our Angular app. o That's how we keep our code encapsulated. o Because of this it makes our code more maintainable. o

  11. First Module var app = angular.module('store', []); • angular => we are using the angularJS framework. • module => we are creating a module. • store => module name • [] => List of dependencies -- other libraries we might need. Use an empty array if none.

  12. Evaluating expressions • Allow you to insert dynamic values into your HTML. <p> 4 + 6 = {{4 + 6}} Numerical </p> operation <p> {{"hello" + " you"}} String operation </p>

  13. Working with Controllers • Controllers help us get data unto the page • Data is usually in the form of JavaScript objects • How do we get the data out of the variable that stores the JavaScript object unto our page? • Controllers are where we define our apps behavior by defining functions and values

  14. Understanding Scope • Suppose we attached the store controller to a <div> element. • What would happen if we try to access one of the properties of the store controller outside the div? • The scope of a controller is constrained to the element to which it is attached.

  15. Using built-in Directives • ng-app : attach the application module to the page. • ng-controller : attach a controller function to the page/element • ng-show : used with an expression. Show element only if expression evaluates to a truthy. • ng-hide : Hide element only if expression evaluates to a truthy. • ng-repeat : takes a special expression. Repeat a section for each item in an Array.

  16. What we have learned so far • Directives - HTML annotations that trigger JavaScript behaviors. • Modules - Where our application components live. • Controllers - where we add application behavior. • Expressions - How values get displayed within the page.

  17. Resources https://angularjs.org • https://code.angularjs.org/1.4.8/docs/api • http://campus.codeschool.com/courses/shaping-up-with- • angular-js/intro https://github.com/johnpapa/angular-styleguide • http://getbootstrap.com/css/ •

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