Today, thousands of large scale, single-page web applications have grown completely out of control. They don't scale. They perform poorly due to inadequate architectural foundations. Development teams find it increasingly difficult to work with them. In AngularJS Web Component Development, David G. Shapiro shows how to overcome all these challenges with the AngularJS JavaScript framework and component architecture.

Shapiro presents comprehensive front-end web development strategies built around realistic software user stories, use cases, and example implementations -- from simple to advanced. Rather than focusing solely on new development, he takes on the challenge most developers really face: how to salvage and improve existing applications and technology investments. Throughout, he draws on his own experience at TIBCO, where he has used AngularJS to architect and implement the cutting-edge Tibbr developer platform, APIs, and Social Plug-in components.

Shapiro's version-agnostic coverage is designed to anticipate and accommodate planned enhancements to the AngularJS feature set, so the book remains useful for years to come. For instance, this is the only guide that fully discusses the key role that AngularJS can play in supporting functional, test-driven development using W3C Web Components, the emerging standard for web UI component architecture.