Building an Application with AngularJS Tutorial: Introducing the Angular Form | packtpub.com

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Most line of business (LOB) applications provide some data entry for the user. Angular forms assist us in accepting and validating user input.
• Add a form tag to the view
• Add input controls to the form
• Use $valid or $invalid properties as well as $dirty or $pristine
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[tlananthu]

I purchased this video somedays back, and I am loving the content. It is suited for any starters who are interested in learning how to create web application using Angular JS. I felt lost somewhere in the 1st chapter because I didnt quiet grasp it. But later on with Chapter 2, it starts from scratch. The tutorial talks in detail how to setup all your components, what is mvc, every basic details. I advise anyone who has bought this to follow the instructions and create an app side-by-side to know more about how it works. Only while you are implementing the features it will stick to your head. I learned this way. Dont download the code files unless you have worked on it independently. 

I tend to think some computers are narrating this video as the audio tends to be slow, and kind of robotic sound. But content is the king, and its perfect for anyone who is looking to learn Angular JS. Two benefits of this tutorial, you will learn Angular JS and you will really develop an angular app. Its really nice. Thanks for the author and Packt for such a great learning.

[goladin]

I purchased this video about a month ago and this is definite a training video that is worth the money. The video is well structured with careful elaborations and explanation at critical junctures where you are going to ask a question. The video also demonstrated codes and how they relate to the development process. Watching the video and simultaneously working on the actual project helps to commit the knowledge to memory. The audio quality is fair and given development videos tends to drone a lot, this video is better than most. Good for non-programmer who happens to need AngularJS.

[trizy_YT]

This video series covers it all.  The first part I found extremely useful, guiding you through setting up a development environment, ready for AngularJS, using npm, node.js, bower, etc.  All the knowledge you need to get started developing Single Page Applications (SPA) using AngularJS is provided in a clear concise manner.  The course covers binding, controllers, views, dependency injection, unit testing and stands on its own as a quality single source to get a good introduction to AngularJS.  I'd strongly recommend it as a good starting point for anyone learning AngularJS.

[AsifIqbal-mtvk]

I just started going through this video. I am thoroughly enjoying it so far, its very clear and easy to follow. Being introduced to testing was a pleasant surprise, didnt really expect that to be included as part of the content.

As for the  author, he seems to have in depth knowledge of the subject, and so far so good in terms of following the tutorials. Definitely the way to learn something new quickly and easily, A step in the right direction on my journey to learning Angular.

[henryweber]

Working my way through the video series, I find the content to be both informative and very well presented. The Author stems to have a thorough understanding surrounding AngularJS and manages to bring concepts across successfully. Being new to AngularJS, I found watching the videos series as a whole to gain an overall understanding prior to working through each video step by step to have worked very well. The Author does well describing contents covered prior to each section, even more so in his summarization. Overall the videos series covers a wealth of information that's sure to be of value. Building an Application with AngularJS video series will give you ample enough information and aid in understanding AngularJS to start using it sufficiently.