The document is a presentation on Angular 2.0. It discusses the motivations for Angular 2.0 including improved performance, support for changing web standards and mobile devices. It then outlines some of the key features of Angular 2.0 such as TypeScript support, the dependency injection framework, templating with directives and components, and data binding. The presentation also covers the new router in Angular 2.0.

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Тема презентации:
Андрей Альперт
Angular 2.0
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2. Angular 1.x
Should it be considered?
Stable and powerful
Large community
Lots of existing tools and libraries
Will be maintained by Google

3. Angular 2.0
Motivations
Performance

4. Angular 2.0
Motivations
Performance
The Changing Web

5. Angular 2.0
Motivations
Performance
The Changing Web
Better Mobile Support

6. Angular 2.0
Motivations
Performance
The Changing Web
Better Mobile Support
Ease of Use

7. Angular 2.0 Features
AtScript
Not Another Language
ES6 and Beyond
Uses TypeScript syntax
Optional Runtime Validation
Annotations + Introspections

8. Angular 2.0 Features
AtScript

9. Angular 2.0 Features
Dependency Injection Framework
Type and Metadata Annotations
Transient/Lifetime
Child Injectors
Promises, Lazy Load, etc…

10. Angular 2.0 Features
Templating
Overview

11. Angular 2.0 Features
Templating
Overview
Dynamic Loading

12. Angular 2.0 Features
Templating
Overview
Dynamic Loading
Directives

13. Angular 2.0 Features
Component Directive
Used to Create Custom Elements
Shows General Pattern

14. Angular 2.0 Features
Decorator Directive
Decorates Existing Elements
With New Behavior

15. Angular 2.0 Features
Template Directive
Transforms HTML into a
reusable template

16. Angular 2.0 Features
Databinding
[attribute] one way binding to view
(event) attach event handler
(^event) attach bubbling event handler
[attribute|name] specifies the local var name
${expression} interpolate binding and covvert
it to string to string

17. Angular 2.0 Features
The Router
Basics
Child Routers
Screen Activation
Flexible Design