Language:
English
Pages:
1 online resource (1 video file, approximately 3 hr., 39 min.)
Edition:
1st edition
Keywords:
Electronic videos ; local
Abstract:
In Angular for Java Developers Part Four: Connecting to a REST back end you'll learn how to connect an Angular front end up with a Java (Spring Boot) based back end system using REST. You'll also learn how to deal with slow and unavailable connections and deal with issues such as CORS for multiple-domain applications, how to set up a back end with Spring Boot, pre-processing data, and pre-fetching data. about the subject The Angular framework is used by millions of developers, powering frontends from simple prototypes to Google's own web apps. Prized for its scalability, Angular also offers lightning fast speed and response times and the chance to reuse code for both web and mobile. Best of all, it can be integrated with backends built in Java. about the video Angular for Java Developers is a five course series that teaches Java programmers how to use Angular and JavaScript to build applications that are maintainable, testable, and secure. In Part Four, you'll connect your front end to a back end system using REST. You'll learn about environments, creating, configuring and testing a Spring Boot based REST API, and how to implement REST from Angular. Inside: The fourth course in the Angular for Java Developers series Creating environment variables Initiating the call to a REST endpoint Configuring a Spring Boot REST endpoint to work well with Angular Setting up your back end correctly with Spring Boot Dealing with slow REST responses and catching errors Customizing data with JavaScript objects Pre-fetching data with navigation and a service prerequisites For viewers with basic Java experience. about the instructor Matt Greencroft has over twenty years of experience as a programmer, primarily working in the banking sector. Matt now teaches for Virtual Pair Programmers. His specialties are Microservices, Spring Boot, Apache Spark and Kotlin.
Note:
Online resource; Title from title screen (viewed April 29, 2020)
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Mode of access: World Wide Web.
