Two Tier Enterprise App and API Development with Angular & Sails

MP4 | AVC 262kbps | English | 1024x768 | 15fps | 3h 23mins | AAC stereo 111kbps | 547 MB

Genre: Video Training

Sails is an MVC framework built on top of Node.js and ExpressJS. In this course, we will use Sails to build a Web API to handle authentication and serve secure resources while the front end will be built with Angular. This will be developed using a two tier enterprise setup, where the front and backend servers are separate. By the end, the viewer should be comfortable with getting Angular and Sails to work with each other.

Introduction 19:55

Introduction 5:29

Agile & Enterprise Development 5:09

What Is Sails? 1:33

Sails Setup 2:28

Web API Demo 5:14

Posting and Authentication 45:14

Introduction 1:35

App Requirements 2:10

Creating Our Login Service Endpoint Skeleton 4:52

Registering Our App with Twitter 1:24

Setting up Angular 1:25

Automating Tasks with Gulp 2:51

Setting up the Server 4:11

Optimizing Our Gulp Tasks 2:36

How to Autoload Vendor Files with Gulp 9:21

Autoloading Our Custom Scripts 4:13

Creating the Login Controller 1:20

Using Gulp Watchers to Autorun Scripts 8:52

Conclusion 0:19

Posts 38:29

Intro 0:36

Twitter Login Setup with Satellizer 5:35

How to Talk to Our Backend with a Proxy 2:41

Finishing Authentication 10:04

Tweeting from Our Backend 8:30

Securing Our Tweets with Policies 8:31

Tweeting with Authenticated User 1:53

Conclusion 0:35

Making a New Post 34:01

Introduction 0:37

Styling with Bootstrap 2:52

Setting up Our Nav 2:41

Passing the Tweet Message from the Frontend 3:27

Setting Our Posting Date with the Datepicker 5:37

Using Timepicker and Improving Our Layout 2:54

Getting Our Datetime Ready for the Backend 3:36

Saving Our Post on the Backend 2:24

Associating Posts with Users 1:02

Getting All Our Posts 2:18

Displaying All Our Posts 6:01

Conclusion 0:26

Edit Posts 36:15

Intro 1:28

Routing with UI-Router 2:26

Creating a New Post State 3:20

Getting Our Post Details 3:44

Securing Our Own Posts with Policies 6:54

Displaying Our Existing Posts 2:10

Editing Our Posts 6:46

Making Our Post List Clickable 1:30

Getting Some Feedback with Toastr Notifications 3:57

Deleting a Post 3:12

Conclusion 0:44

Scheduling Service 30:02

Intro 0:42

Setting up Our Service with a Timed Interval 1:57

Getting Posts That Are Ready to Send 5:28

Populating User Data for the Tweet 2:24

Posting Our Scheduled Posts to Twitter 1:49

Marking Posts as Sent 4:18

Our Final and Big Test 1:34

Improving Our Visual Design 4:38

A Better Looking Login 3:44

Fixes and Wrapping Up 2:15

Conclusion 1:08