Angular and Node.js Integration

Learn to create an Angular app with the Angular CLI, set up in your terminal, and run ng serve to launch a dev server at localhost:4200.

Set up a Node.js server with express and nodemon, create a routes directory for posts, and serve a single-page Angular app from a distribution folder using middleware.

Make the app dynamically use a port by reading the hosting provider's environment port or the production/development port, and display it with a port variable using template literals.

Set up an API router with Express, implement a get posts route, and use middleware to redirect certain requests, then start and test the development server and build the project.

Pull data from an API in Angular by installing an npm package to perform HTTP requests, fetch posts, and pass the data to components for display.

Create a post component and set up angular routes with paths and redirects, register the router module and outlet, and use an http client to reach the backend.

Automate building and server startup on every build, return JSON data with a 200 status, handle errors with 500, and prepare to render it in the frontend.

Learn how to create an Angular service to fetch data from a server using http client, inject it into a posts component, and subscribe to the observable to display posts.

Install bootstrap and load its CSS to style the front-end, then fetch data from the API and display posts in a posts component using ngFor in a bootstrap table.

Refactor Angular and Node.js routes to centralize routing and load posts, while providing the polls service globally through the app module for seamless integration.

Build a navigation bar with routerLink to switch between home and contact components, configure routes in the app module, and test the Angular and Node.js integration.

Review how to build an Angular and Node.js app from scratch, configuring the server, Express routes, static assets, and a client service that fetches API data via the observable.

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