Kendo UI and AngularJS from Scratch
Learn Kendo UI with AngularJS! This developer course provides practical skills for building dynamic web applications. Master UI components and enhance your AngularJS projects.
Course Content
Kendo UI and AngularJS from Scratch is a beginner-level Pluralsight course taught by Jesse Liberty. It runs 1h 16m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.1 out of 5 from 305 reviews. It is a paid course, first published June 2019.
Unlock powerful web development with Kendo UI and AngularJS! This course guides you through building robust and dynamic applications, leveraging the strengths of the Kendo UI component library and the AngularJS framework.
Discover how to efficiently create modern user interfaces and enhance your web applications. We'll focus on using AngularJS as the primary framework, offering a more structured and maintainable approach compared to jQuery.
Here's what you'll learn:
- Kendo UI Integration: Master the seamless integration of Kendo UI components into your AngularJS projects.
- AngularJS Fundamentals: Build a strong foundation in AngularJS principles, including data binding, directives, and routing.
- Component-Based Development: Learn to develop reusable and modular components with Kendo UI.
- Efficient UI Development: Explore best practices for creating responsive and user-friendly interfaces.
- Modern Web Application Architecture: Understand how to architect scalable and maintainable web applications using these technologies.
- Why AngularJS over jQuery?: Gain insights into the advantages of using AngularJS for building complex applications, focusing on improved structure and scalability compared to jQuery.
This course is perfect for developers looking to enhance their skills in front-end development and build high-quality web applications with a powerful combination of Kendo UI and AngularJS.
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