AngularJS Fundamentals for Rapid HTML5 Development

[thehess]

the best talk and introduction I've seen on angular and I've watched a LOT

[DerekBraid]

Great intro to Angular JS and overall hugely informative for web developers.  Thanks for posting.

[Dariansweb]

Great presentation about the AngularJS framework!  I'd recommend this video for anyone getting into AngularJS and wants a breakdown of what it's all about.

[agustinbs]

Very good introduction, pay attention to the transition from server side generated pages to responsive web applications that the Web Development is heading to, and why angular is one of the right choices to jump in that transition.

[vernetto]

Nick is a great speaker, no hype, just straight down to the core business. Great overall vision of the technology world. Thank you sooo much for posting! I only wish he had spared us the "funny face" at minute 10.30, it was really scary and I could not watch it...

[YoLninYo]

Extremely frustrating that the speaker keeps saying "so this is over there and when i put x here the scope over there would be different' WTF!!! Nice of you to provide context to the viewers sir! 

[ncub]

12 minutes in and it's still self-congratulatory remarks.

[WoundedEgo]

I like your speaking style. I didn't understand your ad for Toronto at all (maybe I'm still sore that you sent us Ted Cruz) and I'm a little leary about your perfunctory judgements (because I don't know if you are just declaring your opinion as fact) but I did appreciate how you so quickly gave an overview of so many disruptive technologies. I was particularly helped by your statement that node.js does not play well with Sql Server (did I hear that right?) as that is my world. Does Dream Factory work well with it?

[vegasvato]

as i am trying to rap my head around all of this angular, and node and all of this development stuff and the one thing i am still confused about is what goes where??? What goes on the sever and what goes on the client machine??? It sounds like when i watch your tutorials that the entire MEAN STACK runs on the laptop???

[zloizloi]

fast forward to 13:00 to skip sponsors' BS and jump to talk

[harikunamneni]

Take simple understandable app development and make it obscure and make it so that no body can understand what is going on - Thats my thought after seeing all the tools what they do ....

[sacredgeometry]

Is the man in the trilby from Canada or new jersey/york? His accent is so odd. Sorry for being distracted, its a very good talk. 

[AmineHarounDev]

AngularJS : Introduction et premier tutoriel

AngularJS, est un Framework JavaScript développé et soutenu par Google et est devenu à la mode ces derniers mois. De plus en plus de développeurs l’utilisent et donc sa communauté a considérablement augmenté. Non seulement ils l’aiment, mais ils ne peuvent pas s’arrêter de le glorifié !

[OneCoolDude]

At 7:00 minute mark the presenter removed his mic and stuffed it in his keester!  Audio loud and crisp before that, quiet and muffled after that. Only conclusion that makes sense.

[alliaskistrust]

I was caught up in the ember hype. its very overcomplicated. this is way easier

[calebprenger]

Nobody ever explains this, they always bring up node.js, but where the hell do you host it without paying a fortune?

[gecko]

Oh no. Js on the server. It is not designed for that...

[FairnessIsTheAnswer]

All this is, is a sales pitch.  You won't learn anything at all about how to use angularjs from this.

[kosterix]

unfocused blah

this talk explains nothing, it is just some view point with history. Did not help me and i don't see how this introduces anything.

thin server = thick client = 1980 era.
Also for angularjs you need an iq of 200+. for setting up karma also an iq of 180+ is needed. I'm too stupid for this.