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HTML is great for declaring static documents, but it falters when we try to use it for declaring dynamic views in web-applications. AngularJS lets you extend HTML vocabulary for your application. The resulting environment is extraordinarily expressive, readable, and quick to develop.

1. Series Introduction
2. Two-way Data Binding
3. Repeating Over Data With ng-repeat
4. Basic Filtering In Angular
5. Our First Controller
6. Adding A Form Event
7. Controller As Syntax
8. Using Filters In Angular Templates
9. Conditional Classes With ngClass
10. ngIf vs ngShow & ngHide
11. Properly Including Images With ngSrc
12. Including Templates and Inline SVG with ngInclude
13. Adding External Modules
14. Animating With Angular Part 1
15. Animating In Angular Part 2
16. Adding Modules With Bower
17. Client Side Routing with UI Router
18. Separate Template Files with UI Router
19. Defining Your Controller In UI Router
20. Angular Directives Explained
21. Creating A Basic Directive

In this series of 20 video tutorials, you will learn to build modern, interactive websites using one of the most popular front-end JavaScript framework, AngularJS. Please note: the latest version of AngularJS is now Angular 4.