end-to-end-with-angularjs

This repository covers material in 2 screencasts,

• End to End with Angular JS
• Security with Angular JS

This is an extension of my screencast Intro to Angular JS that focuses more on intermediate/advanced topics and walks through creating a working web application on top of the Laravel 4 Web Application Framework.

Things you can expect to learn from End to End with Angular JS:

• $http
• $rootScope
• taking the AuthenticationService we built earlier end-to-end
• creating a FlashService for displaying alerts to users
• access control for client-side routes with $rootScope and $routeProvider
• $httpProvider.responseInterceptors and logging out users automatically if serverside sessions expire
• $routeProvider.resolve property and making view rendering data dependent
• laravel 4 migrations, controllers, models, and authentication

Things you can expect to learn from Security with Angular JS:

• 3 common-sense ways to secure your web application
• angular.constant
• ng-init
• ng-sanitize
• Laravel CSRF support, route filters, and built in protection

Requirements:

• Laravel 4
• PHP 5.4 or higher
• MCrypt
• MySQL or SQLite
• AngularJS 1.1.4

Prerequisite Installation Instructions:

Installing PHP 5.4 and MCrypt is the most tedious part of getting up and running with this example, but Laravel 4 is so nice that I think it's worth it. Here's the basic instructions for getting up on Mac OS X:

1. Install Homebrew
2. Make sure you correct any problems that brew doctor detects
3. Install Laravel 4
4. Tap the PHP keg from @josegonzalez: brew tap josegonzalez/php
5. Install PHP 5.4 brew install php55
6. Install MCrypt brew install php55-mcrypt (this will automatically link the binary into the php.ini for you)
7. Install Composer brew install composer (think of it like homebrew, or npm, or apt-get, but for PHP modules)

App Installation Instructions:

1. clone this repo: git clone https://github.com/davemo/end-to-end-with-angularjs.git
2. install composer dependencies composer install
3. create a database called laravelapp
4. create your unique security key php artisan key:generate
5. run database migrations php artisan migrate
6. seed the database php artisan db:seed
7. run the app php artisan serve
8. browse to http://localhost:8000 and log in with email admin@example.org and password admin

Once you have the app up and running you can visit http://localhost:8000 and you will see the Login Form.

If you liked this code and screencast you should follow me on twitter: @dmosher

Happy Coding! :)