Episode 100 - NgConf and the Exciting Future of Angular

[adammolnar]

Accessing your videos are by far the best money spent online ever. Thank you!

[johanchouquet]

Congratulations Jeff for this past year ! 100 videos and many more to come, this is awesome. You make a lot for the community, thank you ! What I would like to see is how to have dynamic Urls indexed by Search engines spiders in Angular & Firestore. Other cool and interesting features would be mixing PWA & Notifications, with Offline capabilities, as it would be the case for a LOT of applications in the future. Again, thanks a lot, and keep it up :)!

[beebumble]

Congratulations!!! This channel is value adder for developers around the world, thank you for being there for us.

[GuilhermeHenrique-mjvr]

Congratulations to the channel and Jeff for doing this perfect job that helps me a lot and gives me several ideas and starting points for my work and projects.

[aveeshshetty]

Congratulations for reaching 100 episodes, I hope you will always keep making such great content.This is only channel where concepts are explained very clearly, I have been watching your videos since start and have learnt so much from you guys.Thank you so much for making this channel.My suggestion is to keep your content updated as the technology always keeps changing.That's all.Thank you!

[CurtHusting]

Congrats Jeff, well deserved! With the announcement of Angular Elements, it might be interesting to do a video which compares; 1. Writing custom elements in StencilJS vs Angular Elements and 2. Demonstrating/comparing the different ways for how to include the custom elements in a separate framework like React or VueJS or VanillaJS...

[nmanikiran]

1) covert working ng project with `ngrx` / `ngxs` (when to go with these and which one too pic)
2) angular elements use it in vanilla js project or react/vue.js project
3) publish angular `npm` module
4) code sharing between ionic/native-script and angular web

[Nefiron-v]

Episode 100. That's a big one! :D

I would love to see more content about integrating several services into angular, firebase and the ecosystem in general.

[cutest-animalsvolunteer]

Thank you for all your work. Your tutorials are direct yet in-depth, and have been a real life saver.
For suggestions, either Nativescript or Angular 6 would be nice, though I'm sure you've got plenty videos already in the works.
Cheers.

[kapilkushwaha]

Congrats, there is always new and interesting videos, that keep on coming on your channel. All the best for years ahead.

[johnplayerks]

Your videos are always great and teach me something useful. Congrats on 100 eps.

[mateja]

Usually these kinds of celebratory videos are boring and I click away after the first minute... But this time I felt like 7 minutes wasn't enough. Congrats Jeff!

[anton-shubin-live]

Use Angular + Firebase to build a clone of some existing service, but something more complicated than simple twitter-clone. Database architecture advices for Firestore in this case are very interesting and important. Thank you for all you hard work on this channel!

[nishantsharma]

Thanks. It is so awesome and excited to know that the month is so special for you.

[cendai]

Many thanks to Angular Firebase series video courses. I learned a lot from you! Congratulations!

[ryanclouse]

love these videos - this has become the only channel I subscribe to where I'm almost always making time to watch the videos. You're great at giving that mid-level view of concepts that gets my feet wet and let's me know if it's something I need to spend time learning (Angular Universal Rendering is my favorite so far). Having said all that - I'm super interested in Angular Elements. That sounds like it will be a game changer, can't wait for your video on it!

[DeShonClark]

As always...thank you! It was thru your videos that I finally made the leap and integrated firebase with ionic and SharePoint online backend. Very cool combination for hosting an app that is managed by the user on the app, and content manager using SharePoint. Thanks for the firebase tips, as they keep things snappy. Congrats on your 100 episode milestone.

[pierrechavaroche]

Thanks for answering my question in your video. It helps a lot! You're awesome Jeff!!

[jamesbest]

Congrats on 100! I appreciated your explanation on how you produce your videos. Cheers!

[berdenpaul]

Great videos Jeff! You really provide valuable content and also a helpful slack group!