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Play by Play: Learning AngularJS With Ken Cenerelli and John Papa

Learn AngularJS with John Papa in this beginner-friendly pair programming session. A special Pluralsight anniversary treat! Get hands-on experience with AngularJS development.

4.5(588)
1h 30m
Certificate
Geoffrey Grosenbach
Geoffrey GrosenbachInstructor

Course Content

Play by Play: Learning AngularJS With Ken Cenerelli and John Papa is a beginner-level Pluralsight course taught by Geoffrey Grosenbach. It runs 1h 30m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 588 reviews. It is a paid course, first published February 2020.

Experience the dynamic world of software development with Play by Play, a series offering real-time, unrehearsed sessions with leading developers and designers. Get an inside look at how top minds tackle challenges and discover practical tips you can apply to your own projects.

In this special episode, we celebrate Pluralsight's 10th Anniversary! Join industry expert John Papa in a captivating pair programming session with Ken Cenerelli, our lucky contest winner.

This session is a fantastic beginner's guide to AngularJS. No prior AngularJS experience is necessary – it’s designed to be accessible to everyone. Learn the fundamentals and get hands-on with this powerful JavaScript framework.

Key takeaways:

  • AngularJS introduction: A gentle dive into AngularJS concepts.
  • Pair programming insights: Observe real-time problem-solving techniques.
  • Practical tips & tricks: Learn actionable strategies for your development workflow.

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Play by Play consistently delivers valuable insights for developers of all levels. Discover how to improve your coding skills and stay ahead of the curve. Explore more sessions and elevate your development expertise!

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