Introduction to Angular for .NET Developers
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The document outlines a presentation by Laurent Duveau on Angular and TypeScript, emphasizing their role in modern web application development. It discusses tooling, the TypeScript compiler, and the Angular framework's architecture, including components, modules, and dependency injection. The talk also highlights practical setups for integrating Angular with ASP.NET and deploying applications to Azure.
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- 1. Laurent Duveau January 10th, 2017
- 2. @LaurentDuveau MVP, RD I live in Montreal Founder of the Angular Academy 2-day Angular Classroom Training 34 classes last year Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, Ottawa , Vancouver, Calgary, … April 26-27!
- 5. THIS TALK IS ABOUT…
- 10. TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript You can combine Javascript with Typescript Any browser. Any host. Any OS It is a Microsoft Technology, Open Source From the creator of C# 10
- 11. Wait…
- 12. TypeScript file.ts JavaScript file.js TypeScript Compiler Output ES5/ES6/… compliant code “Transpiling”
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- 21. 21 > npm install XYZ
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- 27. JavaScript Framework especially suitable for single-page modern web applications (Single Page Application, or SPA) Compatible with Internet Explorer 9+ and others modern browsers Open Source, MIT license www.angular.io
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- 29. 29 JavaScript, HTML, CSS, … Angular is here REST API, ASP.NET, C#, … Your DB is there! Where is TypeScript ?
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- 40. Thank you!