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SEO Friendly Progressive Web Applications with Angular Universal

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Bram Borggreve
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In this course we will create an Angular application that will serve as a public website. Normally there are quite a few trade-offs by using a Single Page Application for a public website. For instance, they are hard to index by search engines and if you link to them on social media you get a generic preview. Also, the initial rendering can take a while (especially on mobile devices) as the browser has to pull in all the JavaScript in order to render a working app.

By adding and configuring Angular Universal we add Server Side Rendering capabilities to our application. This helps prevent the issues mentioned above by pre-rendering the application on the server and serving this out to the user when she requests the app. Once the JavaScript has been loaded the app will seamlessly switch over to a ‘normal’ web application.

For good measures and to modernize our application we will add and configure a Service Worker that will allow for a native-like experience in the browser (splash screen, desktop icon, fast load, cached data, etc).

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Learner Reviews

  • Igor Ciric
    4 years ago
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    How will you use what you learned from this course?

    Tutorials are pretty much good, but I expect more focus on SSR tips and tricks like you did in lessons 11,13 and 14. besides that all good mate.

  • chris Zepeda
    5 years ago
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    What would make this course a 7 for you?

    it is a cool course but I would like learn more about the configuration options like why is he adding those parameters, what other options there are.

  • Emre
    5 years ago
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    What did you like about this course?

    loved it! jam-packed with great information/inspiration!

  • Klaus Kazlauskas
    5 years ago
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    What was your strongest take away from this course?

    This course took too long to reach the universal part, and then just flew by it. Everything about building the app could be resumed in one lesson, about explaining what the app is and, maybe, how to clone it.

    Maybe it's my fault because I'm not familiar with node and server side, but I wish there were more time was for Angular Universal.

  • Suwigya Rathore
    6 years ago
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    What did you like about this course?

    Great course . I googled so much to fine concrete tutorial and finally my search ends here . Bedankt! Heel goed keep up the good work mate

  • Sax Cottingham
    6 years ago
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    What did you like about this course?

    Learned several new techniques. This course will improve my own work quite a bit. Excellent stuff.

Course Content

28m • 14 lessons

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