Angular - Creating a Single Page Application
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Overview Assuming that the reader has read my first post on Angular we should all now be familiar with the building blocks of an Angular application. Therefore, to fully grasp the potential or in my case the frustration of using the Angular framework I am now going to go through how I built my first Angular application. Notice that I said frustration but bear in my mind that when learning new things there is always going to be a learning curve and making mistakes along the way facilitates stronger understanding and knowledge of concepts even if it may result in hours of hair pulling and shouting. For my first application I decided to convert the Web Development (CPRG-352) course project I made back in my 3 rd semester at SAIT. This application was essentially a simple CRUD application that allows a user to log into their account and enter information of items in their home such as the item name, price, and category. It was bui