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The price for this workshop is for both sessions.
This workshop will present Angular JS concepts and dive into actual, hands-on web-application programming
Attendees will learn how to use Angular JS to write web applications, will go from overview down to detailed, step-by-step hands-on lessons and exercises, to get the actual feel and understanding of the framework.
Then, at the last hands-on part of the workshop, a full fledged application will be built and deeper understanding will be attained.
Requirements
Gear:
Laptop
Code Editor
git client
nodejs + testacular
Knowledge
+2 years experience with front end web development: javascript, css, html
+ experience developing native oop javascript for web application
Agenda
Introduction
Philosophy
Conceptual overview
Strength, weaknesses, domain
Part 1 (step-by-step tutoring)
Model, control, data-binding
HTML enhancements
Interactivity, validation...
Services
Filters and events
Directives
Part 2 (centered on actual application development)
Angular seed, partials, redirections
Views, components, templates
Promise,
Part 3
Summary of Angular’s artifacts
Group work on the application
Integrating Third-party APIs
Closing Question
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Thanks for the feedbacks, guys!
i will try to digest it and improve by the next session.
Some difficulties were, however, circumstantial, alas, e.g. the slow start (it wasn’t 1:30h, Erez…) was due to people having issues with git (some didn’t even install it beforehand, as was required) and with the wifi, some of the “scattering” was due to the group being rather heterogeneous (there were about 30 people - it can only be expected to be so).
Regarding the demonstration vs. overview (Tzahi’s comment): i prefer to give both. However, I agree it might be improved.
About the advanced stuff – if I give too much advanced stuff before people learn the basics – only about 20% of the people will be able to follow. I try as much as I can to be didactic, but sometimes patience have to be practiced by the quicker and more experienced fellows – whattodo
Will try to do better next time anyways.
Thank you
2 · November 21, 2013
The first session (was scheduled for today) was postponed to 20.11 and the second one will be on 24.11 ...is it OK with your schedule ?
November 17, 2013
It says there are 3 parts, split to two sessions total 8 hours ?
Also, who is the tutor ?
October 14, 2013
Uri hi, the introduction and part 1 will be at the first session and part 2-3 will be at the second session. As for the tutor, its Avi Tshuva , Tikal's senior JS expert.
October 15, 2013
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Time could have been used more efficiently (too 1:30h to actually start). With Avi complaining that the course hours are not enough why spend 1/3 of the time on irrelevant stuff?
Hands on examples are great but the actual material delivery is scattered, not focused - lots of time goes for Q&A side discussions with 2-3 advanced people that already knows the basic stuff. Instructor had issues working on his demo computer and couldn't show stuff + no pointer.