Bøger af Victor Hugo Garcia

On our way to becoming successful developers, we will come across different tools to get the job done. What we learn today will not necessarily be relevant in a couple of years (maybe less). Such is the nature of the beast.There are very good reasons to create your own MVC framework: If we go straight to learning a framework, we can end up seeing any problem only depending on the framework used or preferred.A framework has a lot of "magic" behind. We use what the framework offers, ignoring how things really work.We should concentrate first on learning the language, that'll make us betters developers.So, creating our own PHP framework will not only provide us with a functional and powerfill skeleton to develop robust applications; it will also serve as a learning path, understanding complex topics so in the future, any professional framework you are required to use will make sense.What you will learn: How to structure applications so your code is robust and manteinable.Design patterns such as Front Controller and MVC.Advanced topics sucha us sessions, dependency injection, routing, class autoloading, etc.You will a develop a complete application using the newly created framework.It won't be short, but at the end of the road you will have the skills and knwoledge to advance your carreer.

Immerse yourself in the architecture of an Angular application, starting with an introduction to TypeScript and ES6, and progressing to modules and components used to build complex applications. This book presents a hands-on approach to becoming a proficient Angular developer by building three complete applications.You'll start with an overview of the Angular framework where TypeScript and ES6 are introduced. Next you'll see how to build an application (RestApp) using the in-memory module to mock an API that communicates with a rest API performing crud operations. This is followed by an application (AuthApp) that uses a third party service to provide authentication and authorization capabilities to handle registrations. You'll then build an application (BlogApp) that communicates with a MongoDB database in six parts.Part 1 covers MongoDB, how to install bootstrap, login service, and adding the logic of the form. Part 2 covers how to start the project on the server, create the database and AuthService, and save the user in the session. In Parts 3 and 4 you will learn to create the post collection, post component, and sharpen details. In Parts 5 and 6 you will study adding, editing, and deleting posts with testing. By the end of the book you'll have the necessary knowledge to write and execute automated tests on your applications, and deploy them to a server. What You'll Learn Divide the logic of an application into componentsCommunicate with an APIRelease the power of the observables to solve asynchronous programming problems Include Bootstrap so that your application looks great on different devices Who This Book Is For Web developers with basic knowledge of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.