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HTML is great for declaring static documents, but it falters when we try to use it for declaring dynamic views in web-applications. AngularJS is a newly released JavaScript framework from Google that allows you to extend the HTML Vocabulary helping you to write dynamic Single Page Applications quicker and easier, with less code and which are fully testable.

Jim Lavin covers how to get started using AngularJS to write dynamic data driven Single Page Apps by covering

Setting up your AngularJS project Using Dependency Injection to write re-usable modules Supporting Deep Linking with Routes, Views and Controllers Interacting with Data and Business APIs using Services Binding data to your Views and forms Extending the HTML Vocabulary by creating Directives Creating Unit and End-To-End Tests to ensure your application meets specifications and acceptance criteria Jim Lavin is the creator of codingsmackdown.tv and the angularjs-localization library that allows you to provide localized text for your AngularJS Apps. He has over thirty years experience architecting, developing, supporting and managing customer solutions on Microsoft and Unix platforms.

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