Jordan Hudgens
Are you ready to build professional applications that combine the Angular 2 application framework with Rails 5 as a backend? Then this is the course for you. My name is Jordan Hudgens, and I’ll be your instructor for the course. In addition to being the lead instructor for devCamp I’ve also been building web applications for over a decade for organizations such as Eventbrite and Quip.
After you have completed this course you will be able to build modern Angular 2 and Ruby on Rails 5 applications. In fact, in this course we’re going to develop three applications, with Angular working as the front end, and two Rails API apps functioning as the backend. This is a powerful combination since you will learn how to create incredibly fast, dynamic Angular applications that embrace features such as real time updates, along with the power and flexibility provided by the Rails framework.
We’ll start the course by walking through the application architecture, this will teach you the concepts you will need to understand how microservices should be designed from a software engineering and best practice perspective. From there we will start building the Angular 2 front end application, including integrating the Bootstrap 4 framework to style the app. After the front end is complete we will create two Rails 5 API applications that will store and manage the data for the full system.
Instructor Details
Courses : 7
Specification: Angular 2 + Rails 5 Bootcamp
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8 reviews for Angular 2 + Rails 5 Bootcamp
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 9 hours |
| Year | 2016 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Ian McKinney –
Hard to work with old dependencies and troubleshooting issues from using angular2 + ngbootstrap4 when current standards have changed and technically ngbootstrap currently requires angular4+. It improved my knowledge of the setup by troubleshooting the errors caused by version issues (however I still have issues starting up the server after shutdowns). The additional resources that were provided by the instructor were wonderful and it felt like I got more than I paid for ($12)
Mario Oscar Villarroel –
It’s exactly what I was expecting and willing to find, also having someone native speaking english is better than the regular free options that are hard to follow, even for me that I’m not a native speaker, having to follow English with a hard accent makes the course stop working for me… not this case, and the teacher knows what he’s talking about.
Jutta Schwengsbier –
Great example of Microservices architecture using Angular 2 and rails API.
Erna Tercero –
Jordan is a great instructor for beginners, and great explaining and patient. Content is great, just need some updates.
Olusola Oduntan –
I am enjoying the course so far. It is exactly what I was looking for. Had a few issues on the difference in versions of some of the frameworks used in the course and what I have installed but the research required to resolve those issues have been a good learning experience.
Alfredo CM –
el instructor y curso son excelentes, pero se maneja una version muy vieja de angular
Karl Bylko –
I can’t in good faith give the course full what I expected rating since it wasn’t updated to keep up with new changes with Angular framework. Other than that it was very useful in terms of building functionality that has a real life use case.
Yuen Yoshida –
One of the most attractive feature of this course is that it integrates angular and rails to build one application. You can put the notion of Microservice application into practice with angular and rails. However you need to learn bunch of things outside of this course, if you are not familiar with any of these technologies, such as angular, typescript, rxjs, rails, bootstrap.