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Udemy Angular 8 Real World WebApp Development w/ Node.js MariaDB Download

Basic experience with Angular and NodeJs is preferable
Familiarity with HTML, CSS and JavaScript basics is also recommended
To publish your web application with IISNode you need a Windows Server with IIS
Description
I know what you're thinking. Another Angular Course? I promise this one is different!
In this course, we will not cover the absolute basics of Angular, because - let's be honest - there are more than enough courses about the Angular basics out there.
Instead, we’ll focus on building a real-world web application with the tools Angular and Node.js provide.
We will build an SEO friendly blog, which means we're going to use Angular Universal to build a server-side rendered front end.
In the back end, we're going to use Node.js for the web service, we store our data in a MariaDB and to map our objects with the database, we’re going to use the object-relational mapping library Sequelize.
And finally, we publish the whole thing on a Windows Server with IISNode.
The web application itself will be a blog that could be extended to a big news or magazine web application.
We start with displaying some articles and later on we'll build an administration dashboard with authentication (we're using JSON Web Tokens to be more specific) and the option to create new articles, modify them, and so on.
Let's have a deeper look at what you are going to learn in this course:
The Basic Blog
In this section, we will start with our Angular project and develop the blog, so that it will work offline - without any web service or database. In essence, you could already publish this blog if you want to add all your blog posts within your Angular app.
Meta & Open Graph Tags
As the title may already imply, here we will add meta tags and open graph tags. So the information that search engines and social media platforms need to find your blog and display your articles properly when they are shared.
Keep in mind though, that these tags won’t necessarily work if you stick with a client-side rendered Angular app. Google promised to be able to crawl client-side rendered Angular web applications, but by the experience of many blogs and developers, we are not there yet.