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What to Eat? 6 lectures 55:15 The Course Overview This video will give you an overview about the course. Asynchronous HTTP Requests This video will showcase how to connect the app to an external API using Angular’s HttpClientModule and async pipe. Then, using Ionic components, also learn to lay them out nicely. • Import HttpClientModule into the project, and call the API with the HTTP functions • Use async pipe to subscribe reactively to the changes • Use ion-grid, ion-row, and ion-col to display images from the API response into a 2X4 grid Refactoring the Application and Basic Types We want to extend the app to include all eight different categories randomly, and do asynchronous HTTP calls at the same time. We will then explore several basic TypeScript syntaxes. • Use forkJoin to queue several HttpCalls together, and wait for everything to complete • Highlight conflicting data structures flowing through the app using TypeScript types like interface Infinite Scroll This video will introduce you to the ionic scroll components that let you load data, as soon as, we reach the bottom of the screen. • Include ion-infinite-scroll html into the template • Trigger a loadData function on ionInfinite event • Complete the event after loadData function is done Routing to a New Page and Sanitizing an External URL In this video, we will explore the basic Angular routing and see how to use DomSanitizer for links. • Generate a new page with Ionic CLI • Subscribe to router events via ActivatedRoute service • Use DomSanitizer service to declare external link as trusted URL Displaying Ingredients and Instructions Polish the app by adding in the rest of the information like titles and instructions, using Ionic items component. • Parse the data into an array • Loop the array over ion-item component • Customize ion-item to your liking What to Eat? - Quiz What to Eat?. 6 lectures 55:15 The Course Overview This video will give you an overview about the course. Asynchronous HTTP Requests This video will showcase how to connect the app to an external API using Angular’s HttpClientModule and async pipe. Then, using Ionic components, also learn to lay them out nicely. • Import HttpClientModule into the project, and call the API with the HTTP functions • Use async pipe to subscribe reactively to the changes • Use ion-grid, ion-row, and ion-col to display images from the API response into a 2X4 grid Refactoring the Application and Basic Types We want to extend the app to include all eight different categories randomly, and do asynchronous HTTP calls at the same time. We will then explore several basic TypeScript syntaxes. • Use forkJoin to queue several HttpCalls together, and wait for everything to complete • Highlight conflicting data structures flowing through the app using TypeScript types like interface Infinite Scroll This video will introduce you to the ionic scroll components that let you load data, as soon as, we reach the bottom of the screen. • Include ion-infinite-scroll html into the template • Trigger a loadData function on ionInfinite event • Complete the event after loadData function is done Routing to a New Page and Sanitizing an External URL In this video, we will explore the basic Angular routing and see how to use DomSanitizer for links. • Generate a new page with Ionic CLI • Subscribe to router events via ActivatedRoute service • Use DomSanitizer service to declare external link as trusted URL Displaying Ingredients and Instructions Polish the app by adding in the rest of the information like titles and instructions, using Ionic items component. • Parse the data into an array • Loop the array over ion-item component • Customize ion-item to your liking What to Eat? - Quiz The Course Overview This video will give you an overview about the course. The Course Overview This video will give you an overview about the course. The Course Overview This video will give you an overview about the course. The Course Overview This video will give you an overview about the course. This video will give you an overview about the course. This video will give you an overview about the course. Asynchronous HTTP Requests This video will showcase how to connect the app to an external API using Angular’s HttpClientModule and async pipe. Then, using Ionic components, also learn to lay them out nicely. • Import HttpClientModule into the project, and call the API with the HTTP functions • Use async pipe to subscribe reactively to the changes • Use ion-grid, ion-row, and ion-col to display images from the API response into a 2X4 grid Asynchronous HTTP Requests This video will showcase how to connect the app to an external API using Angular’s HttpClientModule and async pipe. Then, using Ionic components, also learn to lay them out nicely. • Import HttpClientModule into the project, and call the API with the HTTP functions • Use async pipe to subscribe reactively to the changes • Use ion-grid, ion-row, and ion-col to display images from the API response into a 2X4 grid Asynchronous HTTP Requests This video will showcase how to connect the app to an external API using Angular’s HttpClientModule and async pipe. Then, using Ionic components, also learn to lay them out nicely. • Import HttpClientModule into the project, and call the API with the HTTP functions • Use async pipe to subscribe reactively to the changes • Use ion-grid, ion-row, and ion-col to display images from the API response into a 2X4 grid Asynchronous HTTP Requests This video will showcase how to connect the app to an external API using Angular’s HttpClientModule and async pipe. Then, using Ionic components, also learn to lay them out nicely. • Import HttpClientModule into the project, and call the API with the HTTP functions • Use async pipe to subscribe reactively to the changes • Use ion-grid, ion-row, and ion-col to display images from the API response into a 2X4 grid This video will showcase how to connect the app to an external API using Angular’s HttpClientModule and async pipe. Then, using Ionic components, also learn to lay them out nicely. • Import HttpClientModule into the project, and call the API with the HTTP functions • Use async pipe to subscribe reactively to the changes • Use ion-grid, ion-row, and ion-col to display images from the API response into a 2X4 grid This video will showcase how to connect the app to an external API using Angular’s HttpClientModule and async pipe. Then, using Ionic components, also learn to lay them out nicely. • Import HttpClientModule into the project, and call the API with the HTTP functions • Use async pipe to subscribe reactively to the changes • Use ion-grid, ion-row, and ion-col to display images from the API response into a 2X4 grid Refactoring the Application and Basic Types We want to extend the app to include all eight different categories randomly, and do asynchronous HTTP calls at the same time. We will then explore several basic TypeScript syntaxes. • Use forkJoin to queue several HttpCalls together, and wait for everything to complete • Highlight conflicting data structures flowing through the app using TypeScript types like interface Refactoring the Application and Basic Types We want to extend the app to include all eight different categories randomly, and do asynchronous HTTP calls at the same time. We will then explore several basic TypeScript syntaxes. • Use forkJoin to queue several HttpCalls together, and wait for everything to complete • Highlight conflicting data structures flowing through the app using TypeScript types like interface Refactoring the Application and Basic Types We want to extend the app to include all eight different categories randomly, and do asynchronous HTTP calls at the same time. We will then explore several basic TypeScript syntaxes. • Use forkJoin to queue several HttpCalls together, and wait for everything to complete • Highlight conflicting data structures flowing through the app using TypeScript types like interface Refactoring the Application and Basic Types We want to extend the app to include all eight different categories randomly, and do asynchronous HTTP calls at the same time. We will then explore several basic TypeScript syntaxes. • Use forkJoin to queue several HttpCalls together, and wait for everything to complete • Highlight conflicting data structures flowing through the app using TypeScript types like interface We want to extend the app to include all eight different categories randomly, and do asynchronous HTTP calls at the same time. We will then explore several basic TypeScript syntaxes. • Use forkJoin to queue several HttpCalls together, and wait for everything to complete • Highlight conflicting data structures flowing through the app using TypeScript types like interface We want to extend the app to include all eight different categories randomly, and do asynchronous HTTP calls at the same time. We will then explore several basic TypeScript syntaxes. • Use forkJoin to queue several HttpCalls together, and wait for everything to complete • Highlight conflicting data structures flowing through the app using TypeScript types like interface Infinite Scroll This video will introduce you to the ionic scroll components that let you load data, as soon as, we reach the bottom of the screen. • Include ion-infinite-scroll html into the template • Trigger a loadData function on ionInfinite event • Complete the event after loadData function is done Infinite Scroll This video will introduce you to the ionic scroll components that let you load data, as soon as, we reach the bottom of the screen. • Include ion-infinite-scroll html into the template • Trigger a loadData function on ionInfinite event • Complete the event after loadData function is done Infinite Scroll This video will introduce you to the ionic scroll components that let you load data, as soon as, we reach the bottom of the screen. • Include ion-infinite-scroll html into the template • Trigger a loadData function on ionInfinite event • Complete the event after loadData function is done Infinite Scroll This video will introduce you to the ionic scroll components that let you load data, as soon as, we reach the bottom of the screen. • Include ion-infinite-scroll html into the template • Trigger a loadData function on ionInfinite event • Complete the event after loadData function is done This video will introduce you to the ionic scroll components that let you load data, as soon as, we reach the bottom of the screen. • Include ion-infinite-scroll html into the template • Trigger a loadData function on ionInfinite event • Complete the event after loadData function is done This video will introduce you to the ionic scroll components that let you load data, as soon as, we reach the bottom of the screen. • Include ion-infinite-scroll html into the template • Trigger a loadData function on ionInfinite event • Complete the event after loadData function is done Routing to a New Page and Sanitizing an External URL In this video, we will explore the basic Angular routing and see how to use DomSanitizer for links. • Generate a new page with Ionic CLI • Subscribe to router events via ActivatedRoute service • Use DomSanitizer service to declare external link as trusted URL Routing to a New Page and Sanitizing an External URL In this video, we will explore the basic Angular routing and see how to use DomSanitizer for links. • Generate a new page with Ionic CLI • Subscribe to router events via ActivatedRoute service • Use DomSanitizer service to declare external link as trusted URL Routing to a New Page and Sanitizing an External URL In this video, we will explore the basic Angular routing and see how to use DomSanitizer for links. • Generate a new page with Ionic CLI • Subscribe to router events via ActivatedRoute service • Use DomSanitizer service to declare external link as trusted URL Routing to a New Page and Sanitizing an External URL In this video, we will explore the basic Angular routing and see how to use DomSanitizer for links. • Generate a new page with Ionic CLI • Subscribe to router events via ActivatedRoute service • Use DomSanitizer service to declare external link as trusted URL In this video, we will explore the basic Angular routing and see how to use DomSanitizer for links. • Generate a new page with Ionic CLI • Subscribe to router events via ActivatedRoute service • Use DomSanitizer service to declare external link as trusted URL In this video, we will explore the basic Angular routing and see how to use DomSanitizer for links. • Generate a new page with Ionic CLI • Subscribe to router events via ActivatedRoute service • Use DomSanitizer service to declare external link as trusted URL Displaying Ingredients and Instructions Polish the app by adding in the rest of the information like titles and instructions, using Ionic items component. • Parse the data into an array • Loop the array over ion-item component • Customize ion-item to your liking Displaying Ingredients and Instructions Polish the app by adding in the rest of the information like titles and instructions, using Ionic items component. • Parse the data into an array • Loop the array over ion-item component • Customize ion-item to your liking Displaying Ingredients and Instructions Polish the app by adding in the rest of the information like titles and instructions, using Ionic items component. • Parse the data into an array • Loop the array over ion-item component • Customize ion-item to your liking Displaying Ingredients and Instructions Polish the app by adding in the rest of the information like titles and instructions, using Ionic items component. • Parse the data into an array • Loop the array over ion-item component • Customize ion-item to your liking Polish the app by adding in the rest of the information like titles and instructions, using Ionic items component. • Parse the data into an array • Loop the array over ion-item component • Customize ion-item to your liking Polish the app by adding in the rest of the information like titles and instructions, using Ionic items component trong In this video, we shall install Android Studio to use their android emulator for development. • Download and install Android Studio and SDK • Add environment PATH to your computer in bashrc • Install virtual device from Android Virtual Device...