Angular 4 - What's New?

Angular 4 was released! What's new and what changed? This video answers these questions!

See you in the videos!

[olmanmora]

I bought your course at Udemy, some months ago and hell! I just opened and I notice I have a completed new course, thanks for keep it up to date, you really make worth my investment. 200% recommended

[nickshare]

Angular 1, Angular 2, Angular 4, ....
Next version is Angular 8.0, I just know..

[monajalilzadeh]

I love this guy who is speaking. I have watched multiple videos from him. He is very good in what he is doing. Does anyone know what is his name?

[landonrivers]

I'm really happy the only udemy courses I have on angular are taught by you, haha. I at least know you're the kind of guy who will keep the coursework up to date, even when the newest update had only been available for a day ;D

[saabirmohamed]

thanks for this video !
I already upgraded one of my projects and it works perfectly ... now I'm just gradually testing each new feature with minimal pain.

[vipzip]

Awesome, I'm purchasing today. Usually I skip on the udemy courses since 99% of them are rehashed shit you can find for free online. The only thing I ever bought there is understanding the weird parts and your course because I want to support you. Keep on the awesome content!

[uk]

Jeez, by all the comments you'd think everyone was being forced at gun point to use Angular. What do you want for free? Just go build your project from scratch using JavaScript. Waah, waah I have free unlimited access to all kinds of free frameworks and I'm still not happy, waah waah. Forget the whiners Maxmillian. Been watching and learning from your vids for years now. Thank you sir!

[scikick]

Defining ng-template to use with else? Seriously?

Why couldn't they have done something like?

<p *ngIf="condition">condition true</p>
<p *ngElse>condition false</p>
The compiler could replace all ng-else with ng-if="!condition" IFF it comes right after an ng-if element.

Another (more full-proof) way would be something like,

<p *ngIf="condition as my-if-name">condition true</p>
<p false</p>

The ng-template way just plain sucks. Who in their right mind would write ugly code like that?

[kuzmicheff]

Thanks a ton, man! This vid answered my main questions about the differences between the two versions.

[sumedhaprithyani]

Thanx for clearing new features they are good for optimization as well as performance. Great work.

[charulgupta]

the reason behind directly jumping to Angular 4 and skipping the version 3 was that the router package was in version 3.x, so instead of putting everything to 3.0 and the router to 4.0, the team chose to upgrade the versions of all the ng - modules to 4.0.

[amnesia]

Please consider making a video on ControlValueAccessor, for custom for validation, covering registerOnTouched(), registerOnChange, ... Thanks for providing such great content.

[johanchouquet]

Great video ! I would have liked to see more of the Angular environment (as a whole), with portability in mind, integration with NativeScript / Ionic 2, with Angular Universal, with PWA etc... maybe in a next video ;) ?

[haifzhan]

You're so fast Max! I am still watching your Udmy Angular2 Tutorial!!

[Welcometomyjourney]

I feel they're upgrading the framework so fast, not for production purposes, but for technical challenges and education purposes only! thinking seriously to b stuck w/ vanilla js only :)

[moistbrownypoints]

6:10 I don't use animations. Pure css animations is good enough.

I find CSS animation to be more reusable and also you write less js to do animations.

[prosenjitbanerjee]

Good, they are changing version and no renaming the framework. hell lot of confusions

[mohamedabdeen]

Nice video and fast one to get Angular 4 Overview

[AMC-throwaway]

Not sure why everyone is making it out to be more than it is. People complained that ng2 is too large, they start removing things that come straight out of the box to, which makes it lighter and allow you to import it back in if you are trying to use that feature. I have a project I wrote in n2 and after updating the cli and ng version to 4 everything except for angularfire2 (which I was only testing) works without making any other changes. That being said i also use Vue.js and find both to be similar (since the developer of Vue came from angular) and see Vue as Angular's little brother.

[Inteliconn]

Can we still use IONIC2 (based on Angural2)? .Thanks for Your great courses on Udemy (I bought almost all of them). Greetings from Poland.