Angular Crash Course (2019)
UPDATED 2021 VERSION:
In this video we will talk about what Angular is and then jump in and build a small app With Angular 7, looking at most of the fundamental concepts like components, services, modules, etc
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Events = 42:37
Create Service = 45:19
Implement HTTP Module: 48:40
Adding Header: 1:08:10
What’s the point of using the http module? Not sure why you marked it as an important part of the tutorial?
It seems to me it actually does nothing interesting. It doesn’t do any validation. It doesn’t enforce types. Nothing. Seems like a waste of time to use it when you could just use fetch ¯_(ツ)_/¯.
And the tutorial is actually wrong. `return this.http.get` actually still returns . You are just lying to the complier you validated the output.
Quick test:
1. Add a new property to `class Todo` like `foo = ‘bar’;`.
2. Add `console.log(todos)` in TodosComponent.ngOnInit (in subscribe).
You will see that `userId` is still in the array. You will see that there is no `foo` property.
note to self: ng g s services is the command for service, ng g c components is for components
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@Paul Hendrickson not all ..
@Michael M more Heroes
Brad, thank you so much. Your tutorials have increased my knowledge about web-development by an exponential amount. Hope to see more patreons to support your hard work in the coming future!
Such an excellent tutorial! High quality, well explained and no nonsense. I’m gonna have to watch this one again due to the sheer density of the material, but I can already see the power and potential of using this framework.
Thank you for the great courses as always. I love all the different series on your channel. I encourage all your subscribers to review all your content. Excellent work
Thank You for this video, Angular is much simpler than I first imagined.
What was overwhelming from the start was the amount of files it creates, but it actually makes a lot of sense.
Very good tutorial, easy to follow, 10/10 would code up another project with you Brad! 😀
Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I learned a ton about the language! My only recommendation would be to add breaks in between coding snippets or something. The flipping between files and coding was difficult to keep up with. I tried it at .75 speed, but it was to grainy sounding.
Thank you so much for this video, it was great for getting acquainted with Angular! I’m new to front end development, and the flow of this video was just right.
Not too hard so I couldn’t follow, and not too easy. Keep it up man!
Hey Brad, in the middle of watching this video – great as always. Just wanted to let you know that I scored a top web developer job in San Francisco last year. I spent three months beforehand watching your videos and filling in a few technology gaps. Even though I have 15 years experience I needed to get up to speed with some of the tech job requirements (node, gulp, es6, etc). Luckily I was able to do that by watching your tutorials. Got the job (after seven interviews) and was able to hit the ground running. Very grateful. I have an Angular project to build at work and this video has got me started. Thanks for your help. Keep up the good work.
Hey Brad, just wanted to let you know that your videos have helped me more than my lecturers have in all of the semesters I took. Thanks man. Cheers!
Your crash course series is amazing, thanks for so many useful tutorials. 🙂
Great course! Got everything I needed! A little advice, for next courses try naming your components differently, a good name would have been “task”, “list”. Keep it up!
You never cease to amaze! Thank you Brad!!! This has kickstarted me into the world of Angular and I’m loving it!
Thanks a lot for publishing this amazing tutorial. It covers a lot of information on a short time, which was exactly what I was looking for. Keep up the great work!
Best angular tutorial !!! Thanks for the effort you put into this. Able to kickstart things by learning the basics 🙂
Brad, thanks dude. I was just starting out with Angular and I found this course to be very informative. Keep it up, I would love to see something like full angular course on any platform you like, full project based where you go from basic to more advanced stuff.
Great piece of work! Just stated with Angular – good pace, well explained, learned a lot. Thanks for sharing, appreciate it.
Amazing crash course. It’s exactly what I was looking for.
Watching a crash course is much more productive, I think. You can get a very good idea of how the platform works, rather then wasting your time splitting hairs about every single thing you could possible do with it.
Really great tutorial!! Even for a short period there is a lot of information to build the basics on Angular. Thanks for sharing that!!! Keep up!!!
Very good content as always, Brad! Thank you, I appreciate your effort!
Would love to see a tutorial on testing in Angular. I have a feeling you’d be great at explaining it 🙂