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Angular Forms are an integral part of an application. They are used for login purposes, verification, and other data entry-related tasks. Angular forms enhance user experience and user interaction. This video on Angular Forms helps you understand the working of the same.

The following are the topics covered in this Angular Forms video:
0:00 - Angular Forms
0:50 - What are Angular Forms
1:25 - Types of Angular Form building
3:18 - Form control and Form groups in Angular Forms
4:20 - Angular Forms Demo

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What is Angular?
Angular is an open-source, JavaScript framework written in TypeScript. Google maintains it, and its primary purpose is to develop single-page applications. As a framework, Angular has clear advantages while also providing a standard structure for developers on a team to work with. It enables users to develop large applications in a maintainable manner.

What are Angular Forms?
Angular Forms are an integral part of a web application. Practically every application comes with forms to be filled in by the users. Angular forms are used to log in, update a profile, enter sensitive information, and perform many other data-entry tasks.

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[thatguy]

I have watched so many videos trying to understand this concept and this was the first video I saw that didn't use unnecessary libraries or Modules. Simple, Useful, and Straight to the point! Thank you so much!

[icaromendes]

Thank you so much!
your tutorial is step-by-step, very slow, explaining everything.
the others I tried I just couldn't take hold of everything.
Keep the nice work. 🙏

[pawe]

Hey,
I dont get it, form tutorial starts with already built project where you add just few buttons and labels. If it is about Angular form wouldn't it be propriate just to start with setting spec, all fields, all angular dependencies before creating html page with front part?

[xXDaveCraftXx]

maybe as a help for Ppl who didnt work with angular before, you can create your form-component with all files in it manually but its way easier over the terminal with the command: "ng generate component <component-name>" It creates all files for you. You can also run your build and it opens it automatically in the browser with "ng serve --open" else great tutorial for new ppl thanks

[madhumitha]

how to find if there is duplicate error or not in reactive forms. Anybodyy please answer to this

[RajeshSays]

Great tutorial. Crystal clear explanation. Thank you!

[medino.josue]

Congratulations, i understand, thank you!

[tudor]

A full 20 minute tutorial on forms and you don't even demonstrate how to actually catch user input and maybe display it to the console to show that the form works. Just a bunch of faffing around with form validation.

[desabisc]

i haver error in this lines:

name.errors.required
name.errors.minlength

error TS2531: Object is possibly 'null'.