Angular Crash Course (2019)

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In this video we will talk about what Angular is and then jump in and build a small app With Angular 7, looking at most of the fundamental concepts like components, services, modules, etc

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[Farrukhw]

Events = 42:37
Create Service = 45:19
Implement HTTP Module: 48:40
Adding Header: 1:08:10

[oohkumar]

Hey Brad, in the middle of watching this video - great as always. Just wanted to let you know that I scored a top web developer job in San Francisco last year. I spent three months beforehand watching your videos and filling in a few technology gaps. Even though I have 15 years experience I needed to get up to speed with some of the tech job requirements (node, gulp, es6, etc). Luckily I was able to do that by watching your tutorials. Got the job (after seven interviews) and was able to hit the ground running. Very grateful. I have an Angular project to build at work and this video has got me started. Thanks for your help. Keep up the good work.

[russelfernandes]

Beautiful thanks!


Folks, anything that Brad demos, either here or on Udemy - just works! I've tried Udemy for lots of technologies, Brad's courses included. Always some issue requiring Q&A intervention, except for Brad Traversy's videos - everything looks beautiful, everything just works

[FrankHale]

You never cease to amaze! Thank you Brad!!! This has kickstarted me into the world of Angular and I'm loving it!

[Sachica]

Brad, words can't express how grateful we all are for your knowledge, thanks!

[coolumar]

Brad, thank you so much. Your tutorials have increased my knowledge about web-development by an exponential amount. Hope to see more patreons to support your hard work in the coming future!

[iankirkpatrick]

Extremely clear. I really appreciate that you explained where certain things are coming from and didn't just say "This is what you type when..."

[TraversyMedia]

Next updated crash course....Slides end around 11:20..

[pampula]

Brad, thanks dude. I was just starting out with Angular and I found this course to be very informative. Keep it up, I would love to see something like full angular course on any platform you like, full project based where you go from basic to more advanced stuff.

[masoiaXL]

Thank you so much for this video, it was great for getting acquainted with Angular! I'm new to front end development, and the flow of this video was just right.
Not too hard so I couldn't follow, and not too easy. Keep it up man!

[franeklubi]

Thank You for this video, Angular is much simpler than I first imagined.
What was overwhelming from the start was the amount of files it creates, but it actually makes a lot of sense.
Very good tutorial, easy to follow, 10/10 would code up another project with you Brad! :D

[TheSakyun]

Wow, i think you remind my mind at times, i was thinking of starting and angular and BOOM you drop a crash course on it! Man i love you and your content brad. I also got your bootstrap and angular courses on Udemy today, GREAT CONTENT ! Keep it up !

[monkey_see_monkey_do]

The most decent tutorial I've faced, thanks a lot! That's just a fantastic feeling when you've never coded in typescript and have no experience in Angular and just typing code in after you and it works! And then, just closer to the end of the video you're realizing that you can actually do your own little things now with Angular! Just the best possible format of teaching, well, at least for me, so just BRILLIANT!

[dawnwatching]

Hey Brad, just wanted to let you know that your videos have helped me more than my lecturers have in all of the semesters I took. Thanks man. Cheers!

[xczhtw]

I appreciate that you did not cut the error occurring parts. That taught me even more.

[LEGnewTube]

Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I learned a ton about the language! My only recommendation would be to add breaks in between coding snippets or something. The flipping between files and coding was difficult to keep up with. I tried it at .75 speed, but it was to grainy sounding.

[anupamdasrc]

thanks for this tutorial. I would recommend explaining how certain things work and why we need certain things like a "service" when you can easily acomplish the same thing without a service. Many people who are watching this dont know what MVC is, they just want to build their tool or app. So we need to understand at least a little bit on the value of MVC and why we need services to promote single responsibility, code-reuse and scalability. I know thats a whole another topic but a mention of it when making certain decisions is important. Also your naming conventions are very confusing and makes it hard to understand the flow of data. But overall this is still one of the most useful tutorials, quick and to the point.

[oldaccount]

something about your voice that just makes learning so much easier.. ahhh.

[rahulmail]

This Video is so helpful to get brush up my basics after a long break.

[deepakkumarvadisherla]

This literally gave the idea of flow and implementation of Angular, thanks man thanks a lot....