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Angular Course from rangle.io

THIS IS WORK IN PROGRESS.

This repository contains handout materials and code for rangle.io's AngularJS training course, focusing on building Angular 1.x applications the Angular 2 way.

This is meant to be used as a part of the course, which is normally offered as a 2-3 day event. See http://rangle.io/javascript-training.html for more information.

The Handouts

THE HANDOUTS ARE YET TO BE UPDATED TO MATCH THE CHANGES TO THE CODE.

See the handout for the handout. You can either view it in your browser or build it into a PDF using the instructions in the README file in the handout directory.

The Code

The repository also contains the codebase that we'll work on in throughout the course. The project has a server and the client component. This repository contains only the client code. The server code is available at https://github.com/rangle/ngcourse-api/. You do not need the server code to run the front end, however. Instead, you can access the API server deployed to http://ngcourse.herokuapp.com/ and will develop the client-side code on your own machine.

The students should start by checking out branch "base", which has all the necessary configurations but no actual client side code. The "master" branch contains the final state of the project.

You will then need to use bower to install the dependencies:

  sudo npm install -g bower # skip "sudo" on windows
  bower install

You will then need to build the front end using:

  gulp build

Once you've done that, you can access the front-end of the project, by running a simple server such as http-server with client as the root directory. You will need to install bower and run

  sudo npm install -g http-server # skip "sudo" on windows
  http-server client -p 3000

(Any other static web server should do, though.)

Then point your browser to http://localhost:3000/

If you see a login screen, you are all set. You can login as "alice" with password "x", at which point you should see a list of tasks.

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