Creating a Mobile First Website with AngularJS and Sass

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Zulfeekar Cheriyampurath

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00. Introduction and Project Overview

00. Introduction and Project Overview.mp4

00:46

01. Creating a Mobile First Website with AngularJS and Sass

00. Initial Project Setup.mp4

06:14

01. Bootstraping the Application.mp4

06:06

02. Loading Controller and Model Modules.mp4

06:22

03. Load Data with Delegate Service.mp4

06:31

04. Configuring Route Manager.mp4

08:41

05. Data Binding and Styling the View Components.mp4

07:46

06. Event Manager.mp4

08:55

07. Creating Pages and Controllers.mp4

08:49

08. Animating Page Views.mp4

05:58

09. Build and Deploy.mp4

08:37

10. Tweaking the Performance.mp4

02:59

Description

In this AngularJS tutorial, we'll learn the workflow of how to build a Mobile-first HTML5 website in Angular. Software required: Webstorm, Google Chrome.

What You'll Learn?

We'll learn how to create reusable components and directives as well as how to organize the code in an efficient way. We'll also go over creating pages and controllers, as well as animating our page views. By the end of the AngularJS training you'll have a clear understanding of how to create a mobile first website for your next project. Software required: Webstorm, Google Chrome.

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Zulfeekar "Zulu" Cheriyampurath is a designer-turned-creative-technologist based in Oslo. He is currently working as a tech-lead at Isobar Norway. Some of Zulu's past clients include Adidas, Vespa, Piaggio, and Ferrari.

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