Learn Angular 7 in 50 Minutes - A Free Beginner's Crash Course

Today's Question: Which do you prefer? React, Angular or Vue?
-- Angular 7 just released and as always, I'm putting out a rather robust angular 7 tutorial (or small crash course!) that will introduce beginner's to this awesome frontend framework. You're going to learn about the basics behind Angular 7 while building out a simple project.

Here's what you will learn:

- Installation & the Angular CLI
- Templating
- Styling
- Components
- Event binding
- Property binding
- Services
- HTTP Client
- Forms
..and more

The skills necessary to follow this course:

- HTML & CSS Understanding
- Basic JavaScript knowledge

Github repo for the project in this tutorial:

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Enjoy this and want more? Subscribe! -- My answer for today's question: Lately, I've been loving Vue / Nuxt.js. Look for more tutorials shortly on Nuxt.js! You?

[EoLienFive]

9:40 Generate Component
18:30 Routes
22:25 Events
29:15 Service
38:53 Forms

[dannieo]

I used to work with Angular. But now is a React developer. Somehow I still like Angular.
I found Angular is used for more enterprise web app as it is a framework with structures and its own way.
React is library and quite flexible. Good for startup.

[shubhammishra]

Hey Gary, To be frank, I really didn’t had any idea how to start with and other stuffs which are explained in the video.
I just loved it and it was really easy to understand.
Thanks for making this video.

[yontenjamtsho]

If you encounter "Property 'data' does not exist on type 'Object'" error, change Object to any:

users: any;


Thanks

[elathiaskade]

I'm so glad that Hawkeye can explain code so clearly.

[joshuam]

vue > react > angular. Here cause my work uses angular.


UPDATE: I might like angular more than react now. Services are real cool and can help a front-end developer understand back-end code, in the event they would need to, because of this practice.

[avuifasol]

On 26:10 remember to delete the last ", " from "home.component.html" because it's not gonna work.

<h1 [ngClass]="{
'gray': h1Style,
'large': !h1Style
}">Home</h1>

[Age_of_Apocalypse]

I don't like React, but I really like Angular and Vue. Maybe a little preference for Angular, but very little. I used Angular 6 with RxJS to build a Website and the experience was really pleasant.

[caiohenriquenardes]

Nice !
I watched in 1.5x speed and understood your english, thank you !

[priyamganguly]

I personally prefer the Angular frontend framework. I was looking to learn about model-driven or reactive forms in Angular, when I came across this tutorial, and it is shown in such an easy-to-understand way that my concept on the topic is absolutely clear now. Thanks Gary.

[dylanhughes]

Excellent tutorial, I love how you will type something and then explain what it does.

[rameshbabuj]

Hey Gary Simon,
Your Angular Course is Superb and Excellent for the begineer

[faresgeek-dz]

Angular for a bunch of reasons.
It comes with everything I need
Routing ...etc
Great cli
Awesome project structure
And so more ....

[InderpreetSinghJolly]

just started learning Ng6 now Ng7 is here 😋😊😁

[zvucnjak]

Great tutorial!

As a total beginner, I would like to see more tutorials expanding on this - like working with APIs by sending requests based on user input (like search), working with elements built from data retrieved from those requests, etc...

[skyline_]

It was the best tutorial I've seen about Angular, now I really learned a lot with this video, Thanks!

[tanmayvij]

Tried out so many tutorials, this one is the best so far. Easy to understand, concise and everything needed to get started :)

[HaakonHestness]

I prefer Angular because it is what my clients want and what I've been using for 6+ years. React and Vue are also great JS packages, I've just focused on and had a lot of work with Angular. Thanks for this crash course, it is a great refresher and intro to some new ways to do things.

[natalyshulzhenko]

I am glad that I found this video in a lot of other videos. It is clear and direct