Angular - Node - MongoDB & Express (MEAN) Tutorial for Beginners - Getting Started

Angular 2+ and NodeJS, together with ExpressJS & MongoDB form the very popular MEAN stack!

Benefit from the many improvements and advantages Angular offers you: Speed, ease of development, highly reactive, awesome support for asynchronous operations, great scalability and more!
And combine these advantages with the power of a NodeJS + Express + MongoDB backend!

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[Youngs]

To anyone stuck with @angular/material you must reference the specific tool you want to use like @angular/material/input, as of 2019 you can't just use @angular/material

[eddybank]

For anyone needing help with error: "Property 'content' does not exist on type 'never' " for the post array and passing the $event through, I recommend switching the "strict" property within the tsconfig.json file within your project folder from true to false. This will allow you to use non-explicit types and have your code work as his does.

[forestmoher]

If you are running into the error: "Property 'content' does not exist on type 'never' " when using the ngIf expression (timestamp 1:42:00), try defining posts like this in your post-list.component.ts file: posts:{title: string, content: string}[]=[];

[shan]

There are a gazillion tutorials out there but Max has this flare that all the others lack. Thanks again, it was fun. Got the app, working and playing with it now. I Learned Alot.

[sunnykushwaha]

we can use the command "ng generate component [name]" to generate new component. it automatically writes all the basic code needed for a component and also import it to app.module.ts. very easy and efficient.

[marlonperalta]

I guess it should be Angular Tutorial for beginners with Node - MongoDB & Express concept. Cheers for the comment section and thanks for the first 30 mins. concepts

[obaidghojaria]

Indeed Max is a great teacher with plentiful knowledge about the course perfect for both beginners and intermediates. 👏

[allprowebdesigns]

Full course tutorials on these types of projects and directions are the only way to go. Good tutorial.

[pandadncr]

Too bad the video ended right before it came to the content I was looking for ☹️

[hamidabdolrahimi]

Hey, I've watched few tutorials about Angular but this was was the best. Thank you man.

[jonnyjazzz]

YES! The voice of my favourite Udemy instructor!

[cheryl_jones]

Wow, this is the first course that I haven't run into major issues with. So far, it has worked perfectly from the start. I love your style and have signed up for your course on Udemy! Thank you, I'm learning so much!

[keshavvinay]

After watching this... i purchased the course in udemy and its really worth. Finally, understood the flow and also learned what all best practices need to be done. It could have been really helpful if there is a topic related to websocket.

[bertlemoi]

i love how thorough you go through everything. keep it up

[tobiasgruber]

Thank you really much!! I just searched for any up to date MEAN-Stack tutorial for a while, but haven't found any helpful ones :) You're helping me a lot!

[shahabuddinahmed]

I have learn Angular 6 and node.js from your tutorials. But I could not connect with them. Thank you so much for this series. Actually I want to such this tutorials. Thank you so much. I always suggest your tutorials my friend and my junior.

[bilelmlawhia]

no word can describe this awesome work

[OraneMUA]

Max, I just wanna say thank you for all your videos, I'm a developer student and your tutorials teach me so much !

[venkatakameshwarpeddada]

Thank You, really you helped lot of people who are new to MEAN Stack development, by sharing the video

[MuhammadSulaiman]

Well to be honest. i am very thankful to you for this free angular course. Actually i am new to mean stack and i search a lot to get started with. everyone on Youtube always start coding on backend first then they come to frontend. and they don't even explain of how angular is actually working there. They simply start coding and just reading their own code. Many many thanks to you. Now i can watch other guys video to understand how mean stack actually works <3 <3