
UdemyRather than covering AngularJS concepts in isolation, this beginner course builds toward a single project — a blog application — and introduces filtering, directives, search, typeahead, ordering, and ngResource as pieces needed to make that project work. The framing around directives (imagining a custom HTML tag like <awesome-sauce> with its own default behavior) is used to make an otherwise abstract concept concrete early on.
By the end, the course has covered AngularJS directives, content filtering and ordering in lists, search with typeahead, and using ngResource — all applied inside a real blog application rather than disconnected demos. It's a fundamentals course, positioned as a first step into AngularJS rather than a production-ready deep dive.
If the internet was created today, AngularJS's core functionalities would have been built-in on day one. That's the mindset the developers had when they were creating AngularJS... how would we create a framework that would fix all of the core issues with the beginning of the internet?
Here's a simple concept: <h1></h1>
If you're familiar with HTML then you know this to be a heading tag which has default formatting on all web browsers. In short, it makes text stand out.
What if you wanted a tag like: <awesome-sauce></awesome-sauce>? Like just that tag? With it's own default formatting and function? With AngularJS this is downright simple. It's called a directive and something you'll learn in this series.
How about easy filtering of content in a list? Or ordering? These things can be done using other technology but AngularJS makes is super simple.
This course is here to teach you the fundamentals of AngularJS to build a blog application complete with filtering, directives, searching, typeahead, ordering, ngResource, and much more.
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