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Rails, Angular, Postgres, and Boo tstrap, Second Edition
About the Pragmatic Bookshelf Table of Contents Early praise for Rails, Angular, Postgres, and Boots trap, Second Edition Acknowledgments Introduction
The Application Stack How to Read This Book What You Need to Know Online Forum and Errata
Chapter 1: Set Up the Environment
Installing Ruby, Rails, and Postgres Creating the Rails Application Setting Up Bootstrap with Yarn and Webpack Next: Authentication with Devise, Styled by Bo otstrap
Chapter 2: Create a Great-Looking Login with Bootstrap and Devise
Adding Authentication with Devise Styling the Login and Registration Forms Validating Registration Next: Using Postgres to Make Our Login More Se cure
Chapter 3: Secure the User Database with Postgres Constraints
Exposi ng the Vulnerability Devise and Rails Leave Open Preventing Bad Data Using Check Constraints Why Use Rails Validations? Next: Using Postgres Indexes to Speed Up a Fuz zy Search
Chapter 4: Perform Fast Queries with Advanced Postgres Indexes
Implementing a Basic Fuzzy Search with Rails Understanding Query Performance with the Query Plan Indexing Derived and Partial Values Next: Better-Looking Results with Bootstrap’s List Group
Chapter 5: Create Clean Search Results with Bootstrap Components
Creating Google-Style Search Results Without Tables Paginating the Results Using Bootstrap’s Comp onents Next: Angular!
Chapter 6: Build a Dynamic UI with Angular
Configuring Rails and Angular Porting Our Search to Angular Changing Our Search to Use Typeahead Next: Testing
Chapter 7: Test This Fancy New Code
Installing RSpec for Testing Testing Database Constraints Running Headle ss Acceptance Tests in PhantomJS Writing Unit Tests for Angular Components Next: Level Up on Everything
Chapter 8: Create a Single-Page App Using Angular’s Router
Storin g View Templates in HTML Files Configuring Angular’s Router for User Navigat ion Navigating the User Interface Client-Side Implementing Back-End Integration Using TDD Next: Design Using Grids
Chapter 9: Design Great UIs with Bootstrap’s Grid and Components
The Grid: The Cornerstone of a Web Design Using Bootstrap’s Grid Adding Polish with Bootstrap Components Next: Populating the View Easily and Efficien tly
Chapter 10: Cache Complex Queries Using Materialized Views
Understanding the Performance Impact of Compl ex Data Using Materialized Views for Better Performance Keeping Materialized Views Updated Next: Combining Data with a Second Source in Angular
Chapter 11: Asynchronously Load Data from Many Sources
Understanding Asynchronous Requests and Obser vables Separating the App into Components Sharing Data Between Components Pulling Data from a Second Source Using Bootstrap’s Progress Bar When Data Is L oading Next: Sending Changes Back to the Server
Chapter 12: Wrangle Forms and Validations with Angular
Marrying Angular’s and Bootstrap’s Form Valid ations Reusing Markup with a Generic Text Field Comp onent Custom izing the Component’s Behavior and Appearance Listening for User Change Events Saving Changes to the Server Next: Everything Else
Chapter 13: Dig Deeper
Unlocking More of Postgres’s Power Leveling Up with Angular Getting Everything Out of Bootstrap The End
Appendix 1: Full Listing of Customer Detail Page HTML Appendix 2: Creating Customer Address Seed Data Appendix 3: Customer Details Extracted Components Bibliography
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