I had well over 1000 comments in the “Angular 2: Getting Started” discussion section (and another 1200+ for the Angular beta version of the course) before livefyre shut it down. Here is a sample of some of the great comments left by course viewers: What Developers Are Saying I always thought Angular was hard, but […]
May 27, 2016
Angular 2: Filtering a List Using a Computed Property and ngModelChanged
In my Pluralsight course: “Angular 2: Getting Started”, I demonstrate how to filter a list of products for display using a custom pipe. However, using a custom pipe does not provide easy access to the filtered result. For example, say you also want the count of the filtered list so you can display “5 of […]
Angular 2: Filtering a List Using a Computed Property and Events
In my Pluralsight course: “Angular 2: Getting Started”, I demonstrate how to filter a list of products for display using a custom pipe. However, using a custom pipe does not provide easy access to the filtered result. For example, say you also want the count of the filtered list so you can display “5 of […]
May 11, 2016
Angular 2: Getting Started with Visual Studio 2015 using a Web Site
My “Angular 2: Getting Started” course on Pluralsight details how to get started with Angular 2. To provide guidance that works on any platform (Windows, OS X, and Linux), the course uses Visual Studio Code as the editor. However, there are many developers that prefer to use Angular 2 with Visual Studio 2015. The biggest […]
Angular 2: Getting Started with a Visual Studio 2015 TypeScript Project
My “Angular 2: Getting Started” course on Pluralsight details how to get started with Angular 2. To provide guidance that works on any platform (Windows, OS X, and Linux), the course uses Visual Studio Code as the editor. However, there are many developers that prefer to use Angular 2 with Visual Studio 2015. The biggest […]
Angular 2: Getting Started with a Visual Studio 2015 ASP.NET 4.x Project
My “Angular 2: Getting Started” course on Pluralsight details how to get started with Angular 2. To provide guidance that works on any platform (Windows, OS X, and Linux), the course uses Visual Studio Code as the editor. However, there are many developers that prefer to use Angular 2 with Visual Studio 2015. The biggest […]
April 28, 2016
Angular 2: Getting Started With Visual Studio 2015
My “Angular 2: Getting Started” course on Pluralsight details how to get started with Angular 2. To provide guidance that works on any platform (Windows, OS X, and Linux), the course uses Visual Studio Code as the editor. However, there are many developers that prefer to use Angular 2 with Visual Studio 2015. The biggest […]
April 4, 2016
Why Angular? Why Angular 2?
Why Angular and not some other JavaScript framework? (And there are lots of JavaScript frameworks out there!) · Angular makes our HTML more expressive. It powers up our HTML with features such as if conditions, for loops and local variables. · Angular has powerful data binding. We can easily display fields from our data model, […]
Angular 2: Getting Started
Whether you are new to Angular or new to Angular 2, you’re going to want to come up to speed quickly with Angular 2’s components, templates, and services. My latest Pluralsight course “Angular 2: Getting Started” provides the basics you need to get started building an Angular 2 application. The course covers the following topics: […]
January 26, 2016
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Creating a Filter Pipe in Angular 2
Angular 1.x has filters. Angular 2 has pipes, which fulfill a similar purpose. However, there are some key filters in Angular 1.x, such as the "filter filter", that don’t have an equivalent Angular 2 feature. This post details how to build a filter pipe in Angular 2. Angular 1.x In Angular 1.x, we define an […]