Connecting Angular to a REST Back End

Table of contents

1. 1. SETTING UP ENVIRONMENTS
   1. Creating environment variables
   2. How environments work
   3. Creating our own environments
   4. Selecting an environment to serve
2. 2. CREATING THE REST API
   1. Creating a REST method
   2. Testing REST methods
   3. Exercise 1 - creating REST methods
   4. Exercise 1 - solution walkthrough
   5. Adjusting the User object
3. 3. CONNECTING TO A REST ENDPOINT
   1. Initiating the call to a REST endpoint
   2. Cross Original Resource Sharing (CORS)
   3. Configuring CORS in Spring
   4. Manipulating the REST return data type
   5. Pre-processing the REST return data
   6. Optional calling a REST endpoint exercise
   7. Pre-processing complex data
4. 4. DEALING WITH SLOW AND UNAVAILABLE CONNECTIONS
   1. Dealing with slow REST responses
   2. Catching REST errors
   3. Investigating REST errors
   4. Retrying when an error occurs
   5. Surviving a page refresh
   6. Exercise 2 - Dealing with slow and unavailable connections
   7. Exercise 2 - Solution walkthrough
5. 5. POSTING AND PUTTING DATA
   1. Sending data via REST
   2. Customising data with JavaScript objects
   3. Exercise 3 - Post and putting data
   4. Exercise 3 - Solution walkthrough
   5. Bug fixing
6. 6. TEMPLATE EXPRESSIONS
   1. Implementing DELETE
   2. Completing the users component
   3. Exercise 4 - Implementing REST from Angular
   4. Exercise 4 - Solution walkthrough
   5. Getting a confirmation before deleting
7. 7. PRE-FETCHING DATA
   1. Setting up the edit booking functionality
   2. The concept of pre-fetching data
   3. Pre-fetching data with navigation and a service
   4. Using a resolver
   5. Module summary