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Hi. My name is David Mann and welcome to my course Constructing a User Interface with Angular.

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I am the cofounder of a software startup, and between that and my day job as a contract developer, I’ve created several large Angular applications. One of the things I’ve learned while building those applications is that Angular is an even more impressive framework than it appears on the surface. There is so much to it, so many little nooks and crannies that take a while to learn, but once you do, it’s like the world is your oyster. You can deliver better applications, more quickly and with less code.

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We’re focused almost exclusively on elements that impact the user interface in the course, but not how to design that interface – rather how to write the code to deliver it. We look at lots of code, but I’m as interested in teaching you the concepts and what’s possible as I am in teaching you syntax.

Some of the major topics that we will cover include:

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• Querying the UI – how to connect to the DOM elements we need to manipulate
• Once we have access to those items, we’ll see how we can manipulate them, easily, and without destroying the loose coupling we want to maintain as a good practice
• Dynamically creating components and forms based on runtime requirements
• VSL21 With Oil Wallet Brown SABRE Leather Slim Oil Tan Collection RFID Visconti Protection And doing all of this while maintaining good performance
• We’ll also look at why Angular and Jquery are mutually exclusive – meaning if you’ve decided that Angular is the right framework for a project, you’ve also decided that Jquery is not.

Coming into the course, I expect that you’re at least somewhat familiar with Angular 2 or better. You don’t need to have a lot of experience as you’ll be exposed to everything as we go, but a basic exposure to the constructs of the framework will be helpful. By the time we’re done, you’ll have a solid understanding of all the Angular elements involved in the UI layer and how to make your UI pop.

Are you ready to jump in and see what the Angular UI is all about? Let’s go, it’s time to learn everything you need to know about Constructing a User Interface with Angular, from Pluralsight.