Construindo Progressive Web App's (PWA's) com Angular
Build Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) with Angular! Learn to create fast, reliable web apps with this practical course. Angular development skills.
Course Content
Construindo Progressive Web App's (PWA's) com Angular is an intermediate-level Udemy course taught by Andrew Rosário. It runs 1h 46m and is taught in Portuguese. Learners rate it 4.8 out of 5 from 492 reviews, with 7,386 students enrolled. It is free to enroll, first published April 2020.
Discover how to build a powerful and engaging web application with Angular! This comprehensive course guides you through the entire development process, transforming your application into a Progressive Web App (PWA). Learn to make your website installable like a native app, unlocking features like offline access for a seamless user experience.
We'll leverage the robust Semantic UI framework for elegant and responsive layout design, ensuring your application looks great on any device. Furthermore, you'll create a backend server using Node.js to seamlessly integrate with your Angular front-end, enabling data management and enhanced functionality.
Here's what you'll learn:
- Angular Development: Master the fundamentals of Angular for building dynamic and interactive user interfaces.
- Progressive Web App (PWA) Implementation: Implement PWA features to deliver a native app-like experience.
- Offline Access: Enable your application to function even without an internet connection.
- Semantic UI Framework: Utilize Semantic UI for creating visually appealing and well-structured layouts.
- Node.js Backend Integration: Develop a Node.js server to connect your Angular front-end to a backend database or API.
- Full-Stack Development: Gain experience in both front-end (Angular) and back-end (Node.js) development.
- Responsive Design: Build applications that adapt seamlessly to different screen sizes and devices.
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