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Prerendering in AngularThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalIn 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.
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5 Angular Performance Optimization TipsThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalFaster! Faster! Faster! In this lesson you will enable gzip compression, defer the CSS, lazy-load images and more. All to make it faster!
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How to Cache Angular With Redis Node.js MiddlewareThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalIn this lesson you will create a Node.JS middle-ware, that will be responsible for caching rendered views inside Redis database.
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How to Install Redis CLI on Windows, Mac, and HerokuThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalFirst things first. Let's install the Redis DB on your machine and provision it in the Heroku environment.
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How to Handle Slow API Calls in AngularThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalLong 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.
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Perform Angular HTTP Calls With TransferHttpCacheModuleThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalNext step is to get know a TransferHttpCacheModule, which provides the TransferState functionality "out of the box" for the HTTP calls.
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Send Server Data to Client With Angular TransferStateThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalSay Hello to TransferState, a key-value registry that is passed along with the application bundle, from the server-side angular to the browser-side part of the application. In this lesson you will learn how frontend can get to know what backend has already do (ie retrieving data from DB); thanks to that you can avoid repeating those steps and offload your application backend.
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How to Make Angular Functional With JavaScript DisabledThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalOnce 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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How to Read HTTP Requests With Cookies in AngularThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalNext step is to create a server-equivalent of service responsible for user interactions. This lesson will show you how to read HTTP requests in Angular, get cookies from it and decrypt them.
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How to Build Server-Specific Services in Angular UniversalThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalOnce your MongoService is in place, you need to prepare a server-equivalent of ProductsService. This service will query MongoService for products list and descriptions and embed those in the HTML rendered by Angular Universal.
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How to Query MongoDB from Angular UniversalThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalOne of possible improvements is to perform queries against MongoDB directly from Angular Universal. In this lesson you will create a service which does this job.
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Retrieve MongoDB Data in Angular Universal With SecretsThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalIn this course module, you will learn how to pass objects and function references from Node.js to Angular Universal sandbox. You will build a service that will be used to connect with MongoDB and perform queries. You will also gain knowledge on how to prepare a server-equivalent of services used in browser-side Angular; and how to improve your application performance thanks to them. You will also make your application fully functional for users with disabled JavaScript.