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Unveiling Angular (2nd Edition)

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Word count
184K words
Chapters
141
ISBN
9787121342721

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Summary

An authoritative, systematic guide to the latest version of the popular Angular front-end framework, this book covers three major themes: getting started, going deeper, and real-world practice. Part I begins with the origins of front-end development, then briefly introduces Angular and TypeScript, and uses an address book example to bring readers quickly up to speed with Angular development. Part II examines Angular's architecture and core concepts in depth, including components, templates, directives, services, dependency injection, routing, and testing; the relevant chapters also cover key topics such as Zones for change detection (Chapter 6), the principles of two-way binding (Chapter 7), and RxJS (Chapter 9). Part III guides readers through a real-world Angular project using a questionnaire system. Part IV extends the discussion to related technologies, covering the Ionic framework (Chapter 19) and server-side rendering with Angular (Chapter 20).

Editor's review

Demystifying Angular (2nd Edition) is no ordinary framework manual. Its most distinctive value lies in its origins: it was written by the Internet finance technology team at GF Securities. That means the Angular knowledge presented here has been rigorously tested in the demanding, high-concurrency, high-security application scenarios of a large financial enterprise. Compared with the many tutorials written by individual developers or training institutions, this book takes a more engineering- and architecture-oriented, practical perspective. It does not merely explain Angular (2nd Edition) syntax, components, and directives; it focuses on how to integrate Angular into a mature, robust enterprise front-end technology stack, how to design maintainable code structures, and how to handle the state management, performance optimization, and security compliance issues common in financial business. For developers who want to move from knowing how to use Angular to using it well, and who aim to build robust commercial applications, the experience and best practices drawn from real production environments are far more valuable than a restatement of API documentation. Reading it, you can clearly sense the author team's deep thinking about balancing technological advancement, team collaboration efficiency, and long-term system stability.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Engineers with some front-end background who want to use Angular to build medium-to-large, complex enterprise applications
  • Technical team leads or architects who are choosing a technology stack for their team or defining front-end development standards and engineering practices
  • Learners interested in technology practices in fintech and Internet finance who want to understand how first-line industry development works
  • Developers moving to Angular from other frameworks (such as React or Vue) who need to quickly understand its design philosophy and how its engineering practices differ

Not a good fit for

  • Complete programming beginners or front-end novices; this book assumes readers already know JavaScript/TypeScript and the fundamentals of web development
  • Individual developers or students who only need to build simple pages or lightweight applications and want the fastest possible start with minimal learning cost

Reading tips

  1. Treat this book as an engineering reference guide. You do not need to read it strictly in order; consult the relevant chapters (such as routing, forms, state management, and testing) for practical solutions to problems you encounter in your actual projects.
  2. As you read, focus on the author team's reasoning behind specific technical choices (for example, why a particular state management approach was chosen, or how modules are divided). This matters more than memorizing specific code.
  3. Practice with a concrete mock project: try applying the book's architectural ideas and code standards to it, compare the differences with your existing habits, and appreciate their advantages.

About the publisher

Publishing House of Electronics Industry China · Founded in 1982

The Publishing House of Electronics Industry is a comprehensive publisher distinguished by its focus on electronic information and related fields. Judging from the more than 3,000 titles in its catalogue, its publishing covers programming and design, artificial intelligence, computer science, finance and economics, photography, and social sciences, attending both to cutting-edge technology and to general readers. Representative titles include Factor Investing: Methods and Practice, x86 Assembly Language: From Real Mode to Protected Mode, The RISC-V Reader, Artificial Intelligence: Speech Recognition, Understanding and Practice, Phased Array Radar Technology, Radar Target Characteristics, and 100 Go Mistakes and How to Avoid Them, most of which centre on technical methods and engineering practice. Its authors include Shi Chuan, Li Zhong, Wang Xiaobo, David Patterson, Andrew Waterman, and Yu Zihao, among others from China and abroad. Owing to limited public information, no further publishing features are elaborated here.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 内容简介
  3. 推荐序1
  4. 推荐序2
  5. 推荐序3
  6. 推荐序4
  7. 前言
  8. 第一部分 入门篇
  9. 1 前端风云
  10. 1.1 故事的起点
  11. 1.2 AJAX王者归来
  12. 1.3 工具库的流行
  13. 1.4 百家争鸣
  14. 1.5 走进前端新时代
  15. 1.6 小结
  16. 2 Angular简介
  17. 2.1 历史回顾
  18. 2.2 Angular简述
  19. 2.3 小结
  20. 3 TypeScript入门
  21. 3.1 TypeScript概述
  22. 3.2 基本类型
  23. 3.3 声明和解构
  24. 3.4 函数
  25. 3.5 类
  26. 3.6 模块
  27. 3.7 接口
  28. 3.8 装饰器
  29. 3.9 泛型
  30. 3.10 TypeScript周边
  31. 3.11 小结
  32. 4 快速入门
  33. 4.1 Hello World例子
  34. 4.2 通讯录例子
  35. 4.3 小结
  36. 第二部分 深入篇
  37. 5 Angular架构总览
  38. 5.1 核心模块介绍
  39. 5.2 应用模块
  40. 5.3 源码结构介绍
  41. 5.4 小结
  42. 6 组件
  43. 6.1 概述
  44. 6.2 组件基础
  45. 6.3 组件交互
  46. 6.4 组件内容嵌入
  47. 6.5 组件生命周期
  48. 6.6 变化监测
  49. 6.7 扩展阅读
  50. 6.8 小结
  51. 7 模板
  52. 7.1 模板语法概览
  53. 7.2 数据绑定
  54. 7.3 内置指令
  55. 7.4 表单
  56. 7.5 管道
  57. 7.6 扩展阅读
  58. 7.7 小结
  59. 8 指令
  60. 8.1 概述
  61. 8.2 自定义属性指令
  62. 8.3 自定义结构指令
  63. 8.4 扩展阅读
  64. 8.5 小结
  65. 9 服务与RxJS
  66. 9.1 Angular服务
  67. 9.2 HTTP服务
  68. 9.3 响应式编程
  69. 9.4 RxJS
  70. 9.5 小结
  71. 10 依赖注入
  72. 10.1 依赖注入介绍
  73. 10.2 Angular依赖注入
  74. 10.3 Provider
  75. 10.4 扩展阅读
  76. 10.5 小结
  77. 11 路由
  78. 11.1 概述
  79. 11.2 基本用法
  80. 11.3 路由策略
  81. 11.4 路由跳转
  82. 11.5 路由参数
  83. 11.6 子路由和附属Outlet
  84. 11.7 路由拦截
  85. 11.8 模块的延迟加载
  86. 11.9 小结
  87. 12 测试
  88. 12.1 概述
  89. 12.2 单元测试
  90. 12.3 Angular单元测试
  91. 12.4 端到端测试
  92. 12.5 小结
  93. 第三部分 实战篇
  94. 13 问卷调查系统简介
  95. 13.1 项目背景
  96. 13.2 主要特性
  97. 13.3 产品设计
  98. 13.4 小结
  99. 14 项目起步
  100. 14.1 Angular CLI
  101. 14.2 其他技术选型
  102. 14.3 环境搭建
  103. 14.4 目录结构介绍
  104. 14.5 首页开发
  105. 14.6 导航栏开发
  106. 14.7 小结
  107. 15 问卷编辑模块
  108. 15.1 概述
  109. 15.2 问卷编辑模块开发
  110. 15.3 小结
  111. 16 我的问卷模块
  112. 16.1 问卷列表
  113. 16.2 问卷操作
  114. 16.3 小结
  115. 17 用户管理模块
  116. 17.1 开发简单注册页
  117. 17.2 表单控件组件
  118. 17.3 用户注册功能开发
  119. 17.4 权限管理
  120. 17.5 小结
  121. 18 项目构建和最佳实践
  122. 18.1 项目构建
  123. 18.2 最佳实践
  124. 18.3 小结
  125. 第四部分 延伸篇
  126. 19 移动开发框架:ionic介绍与实战
  127. 19.1 移动开发
  128. 19.2 ionic平台介绍
  129. 19.3 ionic Native
  130. 19.4 样式和主题
  131. 19.5 ionic CLI
  132. 19.6 通讯录实例
  133. 19.7 小结
  134. 20 服务端渲染
  135. 20.1 概述
  136. 20.2 客户端渲染的局限性
  137. 20.3 服务端渲染的局限性
  138. 20.4 Angular Universal介绍
  139. 20.5 将通讯录例子改造成Angular Universal的方式
  140. 20.6 服务端渲染的进阶实践
  141. 20.7 小结

FAQ

Is the Angular version covered in this book already outdated?
This book is based on the second version of Angular (that is, what is commonly called Angular 2+). Although the Angular framework itself evolves rapidly, its core design philosophy, component-based architecture, dependency injection, modularization, and other foundational ideas remain stable. The book's sections on engineering, architecture design, and best practices retain long-term reference value. For differences in newer versions' features, readers can supplement their learning with the official documentation.
Is this book valuable to developers outside the financial industry?
Very valuable. The financial industry has extremely high requirements for software correctness, security, maintainability, and performance. The engineering practices, code organization patterns, and solutions distilled in this book to address these universal problems are equally instructive for developing other enterprise applications that handle complex business logic, such as e-commerce, ERP, and CRM systems. It offers a high-standard, demanding development paradigm.
How does this book differ from the official documentation or other introductory Angular books?
The official documentation is an authoritative guide to APIs and concepts, while introductory books focus on basic teaching. This book's distinctive feature is its "demystifying" approach: it reveals how, in a real, complex enterprise production environment, Angular's various features are combined organically to solve practical engineering challenges. It fills the gap between mastering the basics and producing industrial-grade code, focusing on how to organize rather than merely how to use.

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The GF Securities Internet Finance Technology Team is a collective byline, and publicly available information about it is limited; the specific composition of its members, its founding date, and individual backgrounds have not been systematically disclosed. According to the library's records, the team has only one work, Decoding Angular (2nd Edition), classified under programming and design. The book focuses on the Angular front-end framework and is a technical title for developers, emphasizing explanations of framework principles and engineering practice. Its writing reflects the characteristics of collaborative technical writing by a team, in which frontline technicians organize their day-to-day development experience into a book. Because information is limited, the team's other writing activities and publishing directions cannot be confirmed at present, and readers may regard it as a sample of a financial-industry technical team participating in the spread of front-end technology.

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