Top Institutes for AngularJS training in Sadashiv Peth, Pune.

1 Introduction to AngularJS
1.1 What does AngularJS do for me?
1.2 Who controls AngularJS?
1.3 How can I get AngularJS?

2 AngularJS application
2.1 A basic application
2.2 Using angular-seed
2.3 The pieces of the puzzle
2.4 How it fits together
2.5 Model, View, Controller from
2.6 the AngularJS Perspective

3 Single Page Applications
3.1 What do we mean by Single Page
3.2 Application?
3.3 Creating Angular Modules
3.4 Using Angulars Routing
3.5 Service
3.6 Creating a Skeleton Single
3.7 Page Application

4 Controllers
4.1 Where Controllers fit in, and
4.2 what they do, from Angular’s
4.3 perspective
4.4 Managing Scope
4.5 Setting up Behavior
4.6 Building a basic controller
4.7 A more advanced controller

5 Models
5.1 How to create a model
5.2 Explicit models
5.3 Implicit models

6 Views
6.1 Angulars take on the View: a
6.2 little bit different
6.3 Tying a View to a Controller
6.4 Tying a View to a model

7 Expressions
7.1 Expressions are lightweight
7.2 code snippets
7.3 Expression capabilities
7.4 Limitations
7.5 The border between expressions
and leval

8 Filters
8.1 Standard filters
8.2 Writing your own filter
8.3 Tying filters together

9 Scopes
9.1 What are scopes
9.2 What do scopes provide?
9.3 Scope lifecycle
9.4 Scopes as glue between
9.5 controller and view
9.6 Scope hierarchies
9.7 Scope and events

10 Angular Forms
10.1 Angular forms vs HTML forms
10.2 Angular form controls
10.3 Form events
10.4 The form controller
10.5 Form validation

11 Ajax, Data, and Angular
11.1 High level interactions with
servers
11.2 Low-level server interactions
with http
11.3 The deferred promises API
11.4 Making RESTful Service calls
with resource

12 Directives
12.1 Teaching HTML new tricks
12.2 Binding text and attributes
12.3 Directive processing lifecycle
12.4 A basic directive
12.5 Directives and scopes
12.6 Creating reusable directives
12.7 Turning directives into
12.8 components

13 Testing in Angular
13.1 Unit testing
13.2 End-to-end testing