Hands-On Full Stack Web Development with Angular 6 and Laravel 5

Become fluent in both frontend and backend web development with Docker, Angular and Laravel

Fernando Monteiro 지음

Packt(GCO Science) 2018년 07월 31일 출간

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▶TABLE of CONTENTS
1: UNDERSTANDING THE CORE CONCEPTS OF LARAVEL 5
2: THE BENEFITS OF TYPESCRIPT
3: UNDERSTANDING THE CORE CONCEPTS OF ANGULAR 6
4: BUILDING THE BASELINE BACKEND APPLICATION
5: CREATING A RESTFUL API USING LARAVEL - PART 1
6: CREATING A RESTFUL API USING LARAVEL - PART 2
7: PROGRESSIVE WEB APPLICATIONS WITH THE ANGULAR CLI
8: DEALING WITH THE ANGULAR ROUTER AND COMPONENTS
9: CREATING SERVICES AND USER AUTHENTICATION
10: FRONTEND VIEWS WITH BOOTSTRAP 4 AND NGBOOTSTRAP
11: BUILDING AND DEPLOYING ANGULAR TESTS

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▶What this book covers
？ Chapter 1, Understanding the Core Concepts of Laravel 5, introduces the Laravel framework as a powerful tool for the development of web applications and explores the use of the paradigm convention over configuration. We will see how, out of the box, Laravel has all of the features that we need to build modern web applications, token-based authentication, routes, resources, and more. Also, we will find out why the Laravel framework is one of the most popular PHP frameworks for developing web applications today. We will learn how to set up the environment, look at the Laravel application lifecycle, and see how to use the Artisan CLI.

？ Chapter 2, The Benefits of TypeScript, looks at how TypeScript enables you to write consistent JavaScript code. We examine the features that it includes, such as static typing and other features that are very common in object-oriented languages. Also, we look at using the new features of the latest version of ECMAScript, and find out TypeScript helps us to write clean and well-organized code. In this chapter, we will see the benefits of TypeScript over traditional JavaScript, discover how to use static typing, and understand how to use Interfaces, Classes, and Generics, as well as Import and Export classes.

？ Chapter 3, Understanding the Core Concepts of Angular 6, dives into Angular, which is one of the most popular frameworks for the development of frontend web applications. In addition to being very versatile and complete, Angular also includes the Angular CLI tool for generating modules, components, services, and many more utilities. In this chapter, we will learn how to use the new version of the Angular CLI, understand the core concepts of Angular, and get to grips with the component lifecycle.

？ Chapter 4, Building the Baseline Backend Application, is where we will start building the sample application. In this chapter, we are going to create a Laravel application using the RESTful architecture. We will take a closer look at some points that we mentioned briefly in the first chapter, such as the use of Docker containers to configure our environment and also how to keep our database populated. we will even check out how to use the MySQL Docker container, how to use migrations and database seed, and also how to create consistent documentation with Swagger UI.

？ Chapter 5, Creating a RESTful API Using Laravel - Part 1, will introduce RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build a RESTful API using the core elements of the Laravel framework―.controllers, routes, and eloquent Object Relational Mapping (ORM). We also show some basic wireframes for the application we are building. In addition, we will look more closely at some relationships that you will need to be familiar with, such as one-toone, one-to-many, and many-to-many.

？ Chapter 6, Creating a RESTful API Using Laravel - Part 2, continues our project of building a sample API, though, at that point, we will still have a long way to go in Laravel. We will learn how to use some features that are very common among web applications, such as token-based authentication, request validation, and custom error messages; we will also see how to use Laravel resources. Also, we will see how to use the Swagger documentation to test our API.

？ Chapter 7, Progressive Web Applications with Angular CLI, covers the changes that have affected angular-cli.json since the previous Angular version. The angular-cli.json file has now improved its support for multiple applications. We will see how to use the ng add a command to create a PWA and how we can organize our project structure to leave a single basis for a scalable project. Also, we will see how to use the Angular CLI to create servicework and manifest files.

？ Chapter 8, Dealing with Angular Router and Components, is where we come to one of the most important parts of Single-Page Applications (SPAs), which is the use of routes. Luckily, the Angular...

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▶ Preface
Web Development has come a long way since its inception. Today we want web applications that are fast, robust, and engaging, and Progressive Web Applications (PWA) is the way to go ahead. In this book we are going to build powerful web applications using two of the most popular frameworks at our disposal, Angular and Laravel.

Angular is one of the most popular frontend JavaScript frameworks for creating modern and fast PWA. In addition to being very versatile and complete, Angular also includes the Angular CLI tool for generating modules, components, services, and many more utilities. On the other hand we have Laravel framework, a powerful tool for the development of web applications which explores the use of the paradigm convention over configuration.

This book gives you a practical knowledge of building modern full-stack web apps from scratch using Angular with a Laravel RESTful backend. It takes you through the most important technical facets of developing with these two frameworks and demonstrates how to put those skills into practice.

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저자(글) Fernando Monteiro

Fernando Monteiro is a full-stack engineer, speaker, and open source contributor. He has built and made some of his personal projects open source such as Responsive Boilerplate, Frontend Boilerplate, Angm-Generator, and TrelloMetrics.With around 16 years of experience in information technology, his current focus is on web and mobile enterprise JavaScript applications.He has worked as graphic designer for various companies and products, including mobile applications.