Headless Drupal with AngularJS

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Headless Drupal with AngularJS
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● Headless Drupal
● Why Headless Drupal
● Angular Overview
● Demo
Agenda

Headless Drupal
● Front end decoupled from drupal
● User doesn’t interact with drupal
directly
● Content storage and management

Flow
Headless
webSTATIC HTML
BROWSER
DB content
BROWSER
DB content
Php logic
API-JS Fetches(data)
BROWSER
Static web CMS web

WHY Headless?
● Ease for front end developer
● Full controller over front end developer
● No complex rules to implement it
● Faster
● Cross platform publishing
● Flexible, responsive, interactive experiences for your
users.

HOW
API-first
● Creating view -Rest API Json
● Programmatically: Drupal console command:
drupal generate:plugin:rest:resource

Headless Drupal Role
● Service: Caas
● Stores the data in database.
● Editorial management
● Sending to/ Fetching from front end

Angular js
● Framework for dynamic web apps
● Added to html page with script tag
Features
Directives
Expressions
Controller
Scope
Filters, etc ..

Components
● ng-app
● ng-bind
● ng-init
● ng-repeat

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2. ● Headless Drupal ● Why Headless Drupal ● Angular Overview ● Demo Agenda

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