Introduction to Angular with TypeScript for .NET Developers

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The document discusses a presentation by Laurent Duveau on Angular and TypeScript, highlighting the benefits of using TypeScript for .NET developers. It covers various aspects of Angular, including its architecture, components, and setup using Visual Studio. The talk emphasizes the combination of JavaScript and TypeScript for building modern web applications, particularly single-page applications.

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Introduction to Angular with TypeScript for .NET Developers

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#
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TypeScript
file.ts
JavaScript
file.js
TypeScript Compiler
Output ES5/ES6/…
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I hate JavaScript…
TypeScript is here
to help!
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let isDone:boolean = true;
let name:string = "Angular Academy";
let list:number[] = [1, 2, 3];
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let cpt: number|string;
cpt = 123; // OK
cpt = "123"; // OK
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Getting started faster!
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> npm install -g @angular/cli
> ng new DemoAngular
> ng serve
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Windows, Mac, Linux!
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Rich code editor from VS in a fast and lightweight tool
Debug, deploy
Git integration
Extensions
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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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Angular 4.0.0-RC.3! *

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C#, …
Your DB is
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Dependency
Injection
Language
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Services Data Binding Decorators Routing

Header Component
Menu
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