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How to Make Angular Functional With JavaScript Disabled

Once you know how to read cookies in the Angular Universal app, it's time to learn how to set them up. In this lesson, you will make your application fully functional for users whose browser doesn't support JavaScript at all.

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The newline Guide to Angular Universal

Module 1: Introduction

Introduction:

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Introduction:

Angular Universal and the Era of Single-Page Applications

Introduction:

Course prerequisites

Module 2: Building the app

Lesson 1:

How Does Angular Work with Heroku and MongoDB?

Lesson 2:

How to Install Angular From the CLI and Add Bootstrap CSS

Lesson 3:

How to Build and Run an Angular Backend to Test Locally

Lesson 4:

How to Install MongoDB Locally and Import JSON Data

Lesson 5:

How to Build a MongoDB REST API to Fetch Data

Lesson 6:

Build MongoDB API With Encryption for PII Data and Auth

Lesson 7:

How to Add User Authentication to Angular With MongoDB API

Lesson 8:

How to Fetch Data From MongoDB and Display it in Angular

Lesson 9:

How to Deploy an Angular App and Watch Performance

Module 3: Applying Angular Universal

Lesson 1:

Angular Universal

Lesson 2:

Server-Side Rendering With Angular Universal Schematics

Lesson 3:

How to Measure Performance - Angular vs Angular Universal

Lesson 4:

How to Add Internationalization to Angular With i18n

Lesson 5:

How to Add Sitemap.xml and Robots.txt to an Angular App

Lesson 6:

How to Optimize Angular SEO With Title and Meta Tags

Lesson 7:

Noscript

Module 4: Browser vs. Server

Lesson 1:

Retrieve MongoDB Data in Angular Universal With Secrets

Lesson 2:

How to Query MongoDB from Angular Universal

Lesson 3:

How to Build Server-Specific Services in Angular Universal

Lesson 4:

How to Read HTTP Requests With Cookies in Angular

Lesson 5:

How to Make Angular Functional With JavaScript Disabled

Module 5: Transfering data between server and browser

Lesson 1:

Send Server Data to Client With Angular TransferState

Lesson 2:

Perform Angular HTTP Calls With TransferHttpCacheModule

Lesson 3:

How to Handle Slow API Calls in Angular

Module 6: Caching with Redis

Lesson 1:

How to Install Redis CLI on Windows, Mac, and Heroku

Lesson 2:

How to Cache Angular With Redis Node.js Middleware

Lesson 3:

5 Angular Performance Optimization Tips

Module 7: Testing

Lesson 1:

Module Overview

Lesson 2:

How to Mock PLATFORM_ID Value for Angular Unit Testing

Lesson 3:

How to Unit Test Slow API Calls in Angular