Introduction to Angular.js in 50 Examples (part 1)

This lecture was given by Curran Kelleher at the University of Massachusetts Lowell on March 6, 2014 as part of the undergraduate course GUI Programming II taught by Professor Jesse Heines.

[daixtr]

One in a billion kind of personality in the approach to explaining things very clearly. This is the first tutorial I have seen that has so much care and dedication to explaining things honestly.

[InsaneMetalSoldier]

This video made me wonder how could I live for so long without Angular! Thank you so much, starting to study it very seriously!

[babusubramanian]

This is easily the best video for learning the fundamentals of AngularJS. This guy knows how to teach. Hats off Curran!

[danpride]

This is the best youtube tutorial I have ever watched. I am a 25 year professional, Lynda.com etc heavy user. More, give us more please ! and Thank YOU.

[Iulyanho]

This is by far the best Angular JS tutorial i've seen. I got hooked up with angular a few days before and didn't find any other tutorial that is so well explaind and easy to understand like this one. Thank you for sharing this and keep up the good work. Best wishes!

[jeehooahn]

Having many examples, as well as the same example in many different frameworks REALLY helps to drive the lesson and detailed differences home, giving someone inexperienced in the specific framework something very tangible to walk away with. Thank you. One of the best explanatory/introductory videos.

[tpowell]

21:20 - that's the best way to "step on" a variable I've ever seen. When you write real systems, NOT declaring them explicitly is no longer a blessing, but a curse. When you have naming collisions and you can't find it, you'll understand.

[claudiafrers]

You have become my #1 favorite intro to Angularjs. I've been Angular obssessed for over a year now. This bitesize of presenting the language makes it accessable to a much larger audience. I will be refering to this screencast to all my curious friends.

[jasonlough]

Every time I sit down to watch this I learn something new and have to go try it then I end up playing with it for an hour and never finish the video. Awesome and exciting stuff man, keep at it.

[gregmeldrum]

Thanks Curran for taking the time to put this together. The way you've chained together the examples in small incremental steps makes it easy to learn. Well done!

[raminmdn]

I came across different types of tutorials for angularJS (about 20 of them) and this video is the best one so far.
Thanks a lot and please keep on making such tutorials.

[martuzakhadri]

Best examples for who ever starts angular js projects ...it helps me alot

[zivfriedman]

Amazinb intro, I started learning ng a few days ago for a project at work, and got into some blocking-issues, now I'm half-way into this part 1, and many of my questions are already ansewerd!
Big Thank!

[statequest]

Best lesson on Angularjs that I've seen yet. Straight to the code. Easy to understand. Great video. Looking forward to part 2.

[coburnberry]

This is the angular introduction I've been searching for

[agustinbs]

I have no word to express how thankful i am about this video. Amazing Presentation/tutorial.

This video finally teach me AngularJS, and after the end of it, i was Writing and playing AngularJS very well.

Thanks!

[MrFurano]

Very clear tutorial! I knew absolutely nothing about AngularJs before watching this video. Now, I have some basic ideas. Thanks a ton!

[ToddLinnertz]

Very nice Angular.js tutorial - looking forward to part 2.

[kamranbarakpour]

Simply the best Angular tutorials for beginners, helped me a lot.Thanks Curran!

[plouf]

Thx Curran for this video and especially for all the work involved in putting together these 50 examples. It's so nice to be able to go back and forth to see how you refactor code in order to use Angular. Have been playing a lot with Knockoutjs a few years back and thought I should really get into AngularJS - with your video I now really got the right basics to convert my KO to A.