Introduction
License
Why Angular?
The Architect's Guide to Angular
- Creating Functional Forms
EcmaScript 6 and TypeScript Features
- ES6
- TypeScript
The JavaScript Toolchain
- Source Control: git
- The Command Line
- Command Line JavaScript: NodeJS
- Back-End Code Sharing and Distribution: npm
- Module Loading, Bundling and Build Tasks: Webpack
- Chrome
Bootstrapping an Angular Application
- Understanding the File Structure
- Bootstrapping Providers
Components in Angular
- Creating Components
- Application Structure with Components
- Projection
- Structuring Applications with Components
- Using Other Components
Directives
- Attribute Directives
  - NgStyle Directive
  - NgClass Directive
- Structural Directives
Advanced Components
- Component Lifecycle
- Accessing Other Components
- View Encapsulation
- ElementRef
Observables
- Using Observables
- Error Handling
- Disposing Subscriptions and Releasing Resources
- Observables vs Promises
- Using Observables From Other Sources
- Observables Array Operations
- Cold vs Hot Observables
- Summary
Angular Dependency Injection
- What is DI?
- DI Framework
- Angular's DI
Http
- Making Requests
- Catching Rejections
- Search with flatMap
- Enhancing Search with switchMap
- Requests as Promises
Change Detection
- Change Detection Strategies in Angular 1 vs Angular 2
- How Change Detection Works
- Change Detector Classes
- Change Detection Strategy: OnPush
- Enforcing Immutability
- Additional Resources
Zone.js
Advanced Angular
- Directives
  - Creating an Attribute Directive
    - Listening to an Element Host
    - Setting Properties in a Directive
  - Creating a Structural Directive
    - View Containers and Embedded Views
    - Providing Context Variables to Directives
- AoT
  - AoT limitations
  - AoT Configuration
Immutable.js
- What is Immutability?
- The Case for Immutability
- JavaScript Solutions
  - Object.assign
  - Object.freeze
- Immutable.js Basics
Pipes
- Using Pipes
- Custom Pipes
- Stateful Pipes
Forms
- Getting Started
- Template-Driven Forms
- Reactive/Model-Driven Forms
- Visual Cues for Users
Modules
- What is an Angular Module?
- Adding Components, Pipes and Services to a Module
- Creating a Feature Module
- Directive Duplications
- Lazy Loading a Module
- Lazy Loading and the Dependency Injection Tree
- Shared Modules and Dependency Injection
- Sharing the Same Dependency Injection Tree
Routing
- Why Routing?
- Configuring Routes
- Redirecting the Router to Another Route
- Defining Links Between Routes
- Dynamically Adding Route Components
- Using Route Parameters
- Defining Child Routes
- Controlling Access to or from a Route
- Passing Optional Parameters to a Route
- Using Auxiliary Routes
State Management
- Redux and @ngrx
TDD Testing
- The Testing Toolchain
- Test Setup
- Simple Test
- Using Chai
- Testing Components
- Testing Services
- Testing Redux
Migrating Angular 1.x Projects to Angular 2
- Migration Prep
- Choosing an Upgrade Path
- Avoiding Total Conversion
- Using ng-metadata (Angular 1.x Using 2 Style)
  - Bootstrapping ng-metadata
  - Components and Services
- Using ng-upgrade (Angular 1.x Coexisting With Angular 2)
Project Setup
- Webpack
- NPM Scripts Integration
Angular CLI
- Setup
- Creating a New App
- Serving the App
- Creating Components
- Creating Routes
- Creating Other Things
- Testing
- Linting
- CLI Command Overview
- Adding Third Party Libraries
- Integrating an Existing App
Accessibility in Angular
- Why Make my Application Accessible?
- Key Concerns of Accessible Web Applications
- Testing for Accessibility
- Additional Resources
Internationalization in Angular
- What is the process like and how is involved?
- Marking text in our templates
- Extracting translation text using the Angular CLI
- How to import the completed translation files
  - Using the AoT Compiler
  - Using the JiT Compiler
Glossary
Further Reading And Reference

The Command Line

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The Command Line

The Command Line

JavaScript development tools are very command line oriented. If you come from a Windows background you may find this unfamiliar. However the command line provides better support for automating development tasks, so it's worth getting comfortable with it.

We will provide examples for all command line activities required by this course.

原文: https://angular-2-training-book.rangle.io/handout/tooling/the_command_line.html

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