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AngularJS Front to Back with Web API

Learn Angular & ASP.NET integration! Build robust web apps connecting front-end and back-end services. Master Angular-API communication.

4.6(1,156)
5h 15m
Certificate
Deborah Kurata
Deborah KurataInstructor

Course Content

AngularJS Front to Back with Web API is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Deborah Kurata. It runs 5h 15m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.6 out of 5 from 1,156 reviews. It is a paid course, first published February 2024.

Develop powerful web applications by connecting Angular front-ends with ASP.NET Web API backends. This course dives into the crucial integration points between these two technologies, essential for building modern, fully-featured web solutions.

  • Angular Development: Learn how to build dynamic and engaging front-end applications using Angular. Angular excels at creating interactive user interfaces.
  • ASP.NET Web API: Understand how to create robust back-end services with ASP.NET Web API to handle data management, user authentication, and complex processing logic.
  • Front-end & Back-end Integration: Master the techniques for seamlessly connecting your Angular client with your ASP.NET Web API server. This is key to creating complete web applications.
  • Full-Featured Web Applications: Discover how to build applications that leverage the strengths of both Angular and ASP.NET Web API for a comprehensive solution.
  • Data Management: Learn how to efficiently manage data flow between the Angular front-end and the ASP.NET Web API back-end.
  • User Authentication: Implement secure user authentication using ASP.NET Web API and integrate it into your Angular application.
  • Web Development Best Practices: Gain insights into best practices for building scalable and maintainable web applications with Angular and ASP.NET Web API.
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