AngularJS: Write It Like A Pro (Repost)

Write a front end application using AngularJS Modules, Controllers, Directives, Services, Custom Directives with API's.

What you'll learn

Code: Write a front end application using AngularJS.
Write: Modules, Controllers, Directives, Services and Custom Directives
Integrate: third party libraries into your app
Run: Your App on NodeJS


Requirements

Good Internet Connection
IDE
Know Before You Go: HTML, JavaScript and CSS.
Beer, Wine and Patience

Description

In this course, I'm gonna show you how to write a real world application using AngularJS. The first half of this course is targeted for beginners while the second half focuses on more advanced concepts like integrating into 3rd party API's. You will create a hotel listing application that will integrate with any location in the world. We'll cover SPAs and the implementation of them.

We'll talk about:

AngularJS: Modules, Built-in Directives, Controllers, Views, Templates, Services and Custom Directives
Integrating your application with Bootstrap and making it responsive.
Running your application on the node.js platform
Integrating with Google API's, Geolocation, Google Maps
Chrome Tool techniques, Sublime Text Editor and more

If you like lectures that stress practicality over theory, then this is the one for you.

How are the exercises? Glad you asked. I give you tips on taking this to the next level from a monetizing standpoint and integrating with TravelAdivsor and Hotels[.]com .

How's that for homework?

Who this course is for:

Developers: This course is recommended for those how have a decent background in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It's also encouraged for those who are looking to get into AngularJS by learning the theory and using it to build a Single Page Application (SPA) as part of a given course.
Students: This course is recommended for those how have a decent background in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It's also encouraged for those who are looking to get into AngularJS by learning the theory and using it to build a Single Page Application (SPA) as part of a given course.