RESTful API From Scratch - Part 2 - Angular Frontend

Here is the frontend part of the Restful API service we built in this video

[BromleyJohn]

Thanks so much Brad. Your two part tutorial taught me so much from knowing next to nothing about MEAN to a good basic understanding of the 'nuts & bolts' to move forward with.

[victornaut]

I didn't understand 'bollocks' about Mean stack, it's like we were blind and you tutorials gave us vision! Thanks Brad, keep up the nice work :)

[martinnordstrom]

For anyone watching this video now!!!
You cant use:

$scope.getBooks = function(){

$scope.books = response;
});
}
Because Angular removed the ".success" method in version 1.6. So you have to write it like this:

$scope.getBooks = function() {
$http.get('/api/books')
.then(function(response) {
$scope.books = response.data
})
}

[RapptrLabs]

This is awesome. Thank you for explaining this to me. You really help put everything together.

[abdouldia]

Thanks Brad, I really enjoy your videos and help me a lot to improve my skills.

[abdallahrizk]

Just finished implemented this course I got to say I faced some issues based on the stack versions but overall one of the best courses to start with learning nodejs and angular definitely I'll check what else this channel have

[jeremywoods]

Brad, I know this is an older one, but I'm using Angularjs at my new job and this video is good stuff as always.

The flow of the video where you created the edit button/functionality and tested it by fixing the title mixup was classic, I had an lol moment with my headphones on. : )

I like that you keep the debugging and testing in the video, and the time figuring out what worked or didn't, because it's the way we all have to write code anyway. You aren't just teaching Angular, for example, you're also teaching testing and debugging, even if informally compared to the listed task.

Thanks man.

[matc]

thanks Brad. Very easy to understand and follow tutorial following the keep it simple mantra.

Also really refreshing to see some tutorials on windows + gitbash, instead of typical mac stuff

[joeshonk]

Also, the href="#/blahblahblah" need to be changed to href="#!/blahblahblah" due to changes with angular 1.6.0

[saurabh_keskar]

Thank you, it was very helpful. Some upgrades needed but you can get it from comments thanks to those too without them it's hard to find errors for a new learner like me.

[meesamzaidi]

thanks brad, its very helpful to understand, for the start up, keep it up. thanks once again.

[DavidDresden]

Thanks, so much value!
When is angular 2 version is coming?

[rdilipky]

Thanks for this tut. Your explanation is very clear.

[jmasiero]

Thanks, now I understand what is restful api, thanks very much

[nikolamilic]

Nice! :) Thank you so much! :) For begin clear and perfect.

[russellherrera]

Thanks again for the video. I was suffering a lot. Now I think I can start playing with the code and try new things. =)

[joeshonk]

I'm also finding out that the .success in your controller has been deprecated and removed from angular.

[ingemarandrade]

Thanks you so much, very clear to understand!

[lifelearner]

Excellent
<img ng-src="{{book.image_url}}">
This gives you expected result, because book.image_url is evaluated and replaced by its value after angular is loaded.
<img src="{{book.image_url}}">
But with this, the browser tries to load an image named {{book.image_url}}, which results in a failed request. You can check this in the console of your browser.

[mrhaite]

Hi Brad Thanks for great tutorial.
Can you do a sample with angular-dataTables implementation. I'm having trouble combining the 2. Thank you!