Angular & FireStore Application [3] - Updating Data & Deploy

Part 3 of 3: We will create the edit state so we can update items
in our FireStore through the service. We will also do a quick deployment to a shared hosting account.

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[yoda]

Excellent videos Brad. Just one thing... in the item.component.html, you have the *ngFor directive on the <ul> element. That will give you an <ul> block for each item. If the *ngFor directive was on the <li> element, it would give you one <ul> block with a <li> for each item.

[efandu]

Thanks a lot Brad! I'm new to coding and trying to build my own website on GCP firebase. These three tutorials have been a great help ! Really appreciate that

[aakashthakur]

Awesome, neat and clean as always. Brad you are the reason that I took interest in learning vanilla JS. You make your content so simple yet informative. Please keep posting more vanilla JS courses.

[FaridAhmad]

Very useful. I'm on Angular 9 so there were a couple of things slightly different as other commenters have pointed out in part-2, but the it worked perfectly. Thank you - I'd been looking for something like this for a while !

[Dinglebops]

You have some of the best tutorials out there! keep up the good work Brad!

[christanshaneplaza]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. Taught me a lot about Firestore's CRUD approach.

[nenotom]

Thanks! Awesome tutorial - again. Especially appreciate how quickly you created the firestore content. I'll look forward to see more your Angular and Firestore projects, happy to pay if you'll make more videos to Udemy

[ApexHighlightReels]

Thanks for another great tutorial ! you teach me so much and help me progress

[rubenheymans]

you can use firebase deloy for hosting too

[PandemicGameplay]

So now after watching your React/loopback video I am now convinced Angular is much simpler. I can't decide which one I like though they are both pretty nice.

[pillarprogramming]

awesome tutorial! would love to see more angular+ firestore videos!

[abdullahmuhammed]

you rock still, from 2021 with love!!!

[renanrivera]

great tutorial! easy to follow. Thanks Brad!

[mkhalidumer]

Thanks Brad, Really a big Thanks, going to register for ng4 front to back now.

[racorzog]

as always, amazing. Only as a suggestion I would like to see in some of your videos how to create a select element in cascade depending on another and connected to firebase. On the internet there is no example of this. If you could also explain what is the optimal way to recreate a relation between collections (like as country / city) in firebase

[adriannlara]

Muchas gracias por estos 3 videos, saludos desde Argentina!!

[RobertPetras]

👍 Thank you Brad for this great tutorial! Robert from EU

[y]

15:52 Don't change the import to evironment.prod. Angular will see which environment you are using and naming that file to environment.ts . That means you can leave the import and it will work when you're using prod and dev while you're using another firebase project

[howto]

Hi Brad, thanks a lot for some great video as always, please continue this series with picture upload to firebase. Br. Jacob/ Sweden.

[kunals]

Thank you so much sir, you are a great teacher.