AngularJS end-to-end web app tutorial Part I

[grimchain]

I actually appreciate all of the stuff that people are complaning about.

Ive seen a couple good Angular tutorials, but alot of them miss the parts about integrating it with your backend

[ingliss]

Only at the end of part 1, but already this is the best synthesis of the concepts I've seen. Thanks for posting.

[howardjeremyp]

For those looking for the code - part 4 of the series provides the Github link to the code.

[ovinophile]

Like Nayana ABREU said below - it's vital you update your index.html page with <script and the first line of app.js with var TodoApp = angular.module("TodoApp", ["ngRoute", "ngResource"])

This is because the ngRoute module is no longer included in the core angular.js (Thanks, StackOverflow!)

[sliderBro]

I LOVE Angular JS. I think it's going to be as revolutionary for web as C was for OS back in the old days.

[samstorie]

Great video. I didn't fully understand how to dig into this framework until I watched this, so thanks for creating and sharing!

[tonyadzinikolov]

Bloody Excellent Tutorial! The Brits are the best teachers on this planet!

[Gurjeett]

Thanks a ton for the succint explanation of AngularJS! This series is the first time I have seen an end-to-end implementation using AngularJS.

Angular creater, Misko, emphaiszes the testability, and need for tests quite a lot.

Can you please continue these tutorials on the lins of introducing us to creating and maintaiing halthy test cases.

Thanks again for this series.

[klofi]

Very good tutorial. One of the best I have seen so far and I've been looking for good AngularJS videos for a few days!

[RichardWagenknecht]

Really enjoyed this series. Well done. Nice to see it against an MS MVC backend too.

[yoryoryoryor]

I've been looking for an intermediate level tutorial for angular for a while now. The documentation goes from dead easy to fairly complex - with lots of phrases used casually that need education on their own.

Im from a php/mysql background so I'll post back when i've watched this to let others know if the knowledge will still apply with the c# being used.

[ovinophile]

Really great tutorial, looking forward to watching the next parts. I'd love to see more, I like that it's targeted at more intermediate-level developers.

[karvan]

It's awesome!!!
Could you please provide a way to separate app, controller and services in different files? 

[ralexand]

Awesome tutorial! Thanks for going through all the details and explaining what each line is doing.

[Lafnjag]

I'm loving this tutorial, I watched the whole thing then went back to try to walk through it. I've never used Visual Studio to build MVC so that in itself is new to me. I had to install SQL Server Object Explorer. Then I worked up to about minute 17 and my localdb Database doesn't have a database for my project, just the System Databases. Could you give me any info on that, or point me to some good instruction? Thanks!

[ShahjahanRussell]

Great tutorial.. Its really helps me to understand the whole process work sooo easily... really love this though I am just middle of the tutorial..

[mauropn]

You save my life!
You're amazing!

I am grateful to you! Thanks!

Now, I can create amazing things with your teachings, I can run your instructions and follow my life... update my studies!
Video like these are very important to community!

Best Regards from Brazil !

[varandz]

Thank you for this awesome tutorial.
Is it possible that you create a CRUD webapp using java (framework of your choice) and Angular.

Many thanks

[superconsultant]

Jeremy,

When I run it, index.html comes out blank. it seems like app.js is not being triggered. Any suggestions?

[armhidden]

if it not display: you need:

var TodoApp = angular.module("TodoApp", ["ngRoute", "ngResource"]).