This post is a part of a series of posts that I am writing as I am building an app using Angular and ASP.NET Core 2.1. Links to previous posts –> A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, A9, A10 Github Repo
Yesterday, I added items to Shopping Cart and API to add products to Shopping Cart. Next step is to be able to checkout products from Shopping Cart and in order to do so I needed a page to display products in Shopping Cart. So Below are things, I was able to accomplish today.
1. Added Shopping Cart Component, Display Products in the cart, Remove products from Shopping Cart.
2. I added Shopping Module and Routing Module for that. Since after adding Shopping Module, I was running into issues related to ShoppingCartWidget component. NavMenu component was complaining that you have to declare in the main module. I moved ShoppingCartWidget component into Shared Folder and reference from there. I had to refactor little bit regarding that.
3. Added code to Shopping Service related to removing product from shopping cart.
There are couple of things, I wanted to share that I liked. I switch between VS Code and Visual Studio for this project and I am in love with VS Code. Today I installed few extensions for VS and it makes your job much easier. Below are the ones I use for Angular Development.
1. Angular 6 Snippets – Mikael Morlund
2. Angular Files – Alexander Ivanichev
3. Angular Language Service – Angular
4. Angular V6 Snippets – John Papa
5. Debugger for Chrome – Microsoft
6. TSLint – Egamma
7. SASS – Robin Bentley
Angular Language Service extension and snippets is by far my favorite one. But they all helped me a lot. VS Code is so light weight. I like it a lot.
On learning path I am intending on finishing below courses
1. Learning Angular Routing by Debora Kurata on Pluralsight
2. Implementing and Securing an API with ASP.NET Core by Shawn Wildermuth on Pluralsight
See ya next time. And leave comments if you like anything or have any suggestion.
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