Lessons

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Changing or removing certain components of the query builder

Jake Boone

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Adding another bit of customization to the query builder -- a Spanish translation

Jake Boone

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Enhancing the query builder with fields from the sample sales data set

Jake Boone

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Setting up the application and adding a query builder

Jake Boone

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That was a bumpy ride, but definetely worth it. In this lesson we will summarize what you've learned so far and how ng --prod differentiate from Universal and Prerendered application.

Maciej Treder

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What is prerendering and how Angular Universal supports it? This lesson will answer that questio and show you what steps you need to take, to make your application prerenderable.

Maciej Treder

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In this module, you'll learn how to adjust the Angular application to be pre-renderable. Such prepared application can be deployed on static hosting like GitHub pages and still be SEO friendly! You will feed your application with data retrieved from MongoDB during the prerendering process.

Maciej Treder

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Faster! Faster! Faster! In this lesson you will enable gzip compression, defer the CSS, lazy-load images and more. All to make it faster!

Maciej Treder

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In this lesson you will create a Node.JS middle-ware, that will be responsible for caching rendered views inside Redis database.

Maciej Treder

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First things first. Let's install the Redis DB on your machine and provision it in the Heroku environment.

Maciej Treder

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Long running API calls can affect your application rendering time, that might lead to the SEO disaster. In this lesson you will learn how you can protect your application against such situation.

Maciej Treder

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Next step is to get know a TransferHttpCacheModule, which provides the TransferState functionality "out of the box" for the HTTP calls.

Maciej Treder