Angular University
This Course In a Nutshell – Part 1 Angular Service Worker (includes the Typescript Jumpstart Ebook)
In the first part of the course we are going to dive straight into the Angular Service Worker and the built–in Angular CLI PWA support. We are going to take as the starting point a plain Angular Application, and we are going to start adding PWA features on top of it in order to turn it into a Progressive Web Application.
We will start by adding the Angular Service Worker and have the Application Download & Installation feature up and running. We will learn all about Application Version Management and we will learn about the multiple caching strategies available for caching not only the application bundles, but also the application data.
We will then add an Application Shell using the Angular CLI and Angular Universal, and make the application One–Click Installable using an App Manifest. Finally we will add Push Notifications to the application using the Angular Service Worker, for a complete mobile–like PWA experience.
This Course In a Nutshell – Part 2 – Service Workers Fundamentals
In this second part, you will learn about Progressive Web Applications in general (including Service Workers, App Manifest, and the Cache Storage API.), and you will use these APIs to implement several native–like features: One–Click Install, Offline support, application download and installation, application data caching and more.
Instructor Details
Courses : 15
Specification: Angular Progressive Web Apps (PWA) MasterClass & FREE E-Book
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| Price | $9.99 |
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| Duration | 4 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Jim S. –
the github source code does not match what is shown in the video. Starting on lesson 1, video 4 5 6 the commands stopped working and what was being illustrated wasn’t what was occurring in my browser. I *do think* when the course was made it was spot on but has not kept up w/ Angular’s PWAs changes and thus it is outdated.
Aumnuay Niranartkul –
Good Explain
K T –
Good, but some material is outdated and could be refreshed.
Dinabite Limited –
A good course with high quality materials available. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to get an in depth or high level view of Angular and its features.
Gael Mil –
Contents should be updated. Some stuff has changed and is not working anymore.
Udi Mazor –
This is the third course I am taking with Vasco and it is just a pleasure. Thank you so much!
Dana Harris –
Very informative class. I learned a lot about service workers using native javascript. This will help with understanding Angulars PWA and how to customize it.
Kundan Kumar –
this is old version but topic cover, good knowledge share.
Hector Sanchez –
Outdated. The course is built on top of an old repo in github, basically you download the code and attempt to follow, if something breaks good luck because you just don’t know what was set up previously, the instructor don’t answer questions and half of the course is about how PWA’s work in plain javascript not in Angular. I already know how to do PWA’s in vanilla javascript, this course was supposed to be how to do it in angular. The instructor never mentions how to access native calls for IOS or Android, which is part and a big reason to implement PWA’s in angular. I trully wasted my time
Yamel Amador Fdez –
Definitely the quality of the course is the main aspect to highlight. Keep up this great job.
Ricardo Avelino Baptista –
Excelent course. Teacher explain very clear about topics, and make things easier. Thanks a lot !
Samuel ARNOD–PRIN –
I love that man ! He is relaxing, his accent is easy to understand for a non native english speaker like me (french). Sometimes it could go faster but it is ok.
Rodolfo Guzman –
Class is great but some parts seem out of date. Section 3 commands don’t work with Angular 8. Q&A already has questions about it but no proper answers. Code samples use .angular cli.json but assets specified in this file are ignored, so Angular 8 probably doesn’t use this file. I overcame this issue by declaring assets in angular.json. The bundle files in branch 2 download and install did not work. Using original filenames worked.
Slawek Kosinski –
Too little examples with Angular’s implementation of Service Worker. You should more deeply explain how to configure and use Service Worker from Angular framework.
Pragati –
Guves a giid understanding of topic, it would be great if you you include some scenerios and discuss some more case studies for this can be used where?
Junior Kabongo –
Yes
Davide Rolando –
The course provides overall a very good guidance to PWA with Angular.