@@thingsiwishiknew8592 "IT," based on Stephen King's novel, is a horror film that revolves around a group of children in the town of Derry, Maine. They are terrorized by an evil entity that often takes the form of Pennywise the Dancing Clown. The story alternates between their childhood experiences and their adult lives, 27 years later, when they must confront their fears and the monstrous entity once again. The film explores themes of friendship, trauma, and the power of unity in the face of unimaginable evil.
I highly recommend all of you who want to learn Angular with the latest release. I found this quality tutorial after searching through TH-cam for three days. Thanks, dude!
For anyone having issues with the images, if you're using Angular 18 (like me), then all images load from the public folder by default. So your logo would be images/oc-logo.svg assuming you add an images folder to public.
This is a truly amazing tutorial, simple and goes directly to the point. Exactly what I was looking for, kudos! However, I have 2 comments: 1) You shouldn't have put any focus on Node.JS nor explain how it internally works. This just takes time. E.g., your "find max id" implementation for `post` is a mock implementation anyway, not at all related to the topic of the video. All viewers such as myself care about is how to invoke `post` with Angular's HttpClient, let me worry about my own backend code. 2) I would've really preferred if you left the Copilot out (unless you were sponsored or something like that). I'm a fast writer and can follow everything at 1.5x speed with no issues, but the moment you start to autocomplete is the moment I lose my flow and have to double check generated variables'/parameters' names/types. All in all, amazing work and thank you so much! You're a great lecturer and I'm glad I got to learn Angular from you.
For those who are stuck setting up a logo, you might be using Angular 18 or above. Note that Images will now go into the public folder so your structure should look like "public/images" folder instead of "assets/images". With that, your code should now look something like this: Hope this helps!
Thanks for the hint. I fixed it by adding the following block to angular.json { "glob": "**/*", "input": "src/assets", "output": "/assets" } under architect.build.options.assets
Finally, I'm glad that somebody made this tutorial, bless you. As a completely beginner I dont understand how to install previous versions of angular and learn it, because I have installed 17 version and tutorials in 16 and less
Hi, i dont know if this is still relevant, however you can download an older version of Angular CLI, and if you create a new project with that it should generate the according Angular version. However if you want to use v.17 u can also create project with "ng new --no-standalone project-name"
Thank you so much for this tutorial! The step-by-step explanation was incredibly clear and easy to follow. I appreciate the time and effort you put into making this video. It really helped me understand angular better. Looking forward to more tutorials from you!
For anyone struggling with serving the product images , update item image path in the db.json, on the server. As images are now served from the public folder path by default { "items": [ { "id": 1, "image": "images/products/image1.jpg" .... basically just remove "assets/" from every item. Also, you need to match your file structure, move the entire "images" folder from "assets" to "public"
Excellent tutorial. I learned quite a bit from this. The only issue I found was that if I followed the video religiously, there were some changes made in the video that apparently relied on code changes that weren't shown. Referencing the github repo filled in those gaps. Thank you for being detailed and taking the time to explain many of the automatic bindings of Angular. I "think" I understand Angular now..... (ahem)
Thank you for the feedback! Indeed at some point I skipped a few UI changes to keep the videl shorter because it was already going to be 4+ hours. I will try not to skip anything in the future!
Really good work! 👍 The only step I was stumbled on is the confirmation popup with the Delete button. I guess you added the "ConfirmPopupModule" and "ToastModule" in the background without the explicitly mentioning them. At 3:02:40 they are in the .ts file but at 2:59:55 they were not yet. Anyway, the video was very useful for me as an Angular newbie! Thanks a lot!
good job u explain well but i didn't understand fully i will read documentations after finishing this video and i think you are the only one youtuber who teaching angular 17 great step.
Thank you for the feedback! I tried to keep the course under 5 hours long, so I don't go into too much detail on everything. I am really grad you found it helpful!
coming from react ecosystem i needed to learn angular as i applied for a job and recieved an assignment in it Not going to lie bro angular is testing my patience
THANK YOU. I’ve been studying web dev for a couple of years and I’ve created a lot of apps, but this drives home the ROOT of it all. Absolutely fundamental. Thank you. (Speaking to the first 20 min)
Thank you for this extraordinary tutorial. I beg you to continue working on TH-cam. Can you for the next video make an Angular Login (authentication) tutorial with multi role admin and user?
I love the video, it is helping me learn angular. I love learning by doing! There has been a couple of times I have gotten stuck, you would do something automatically that I did not know about but I ended up finding the solution. Thank you for the comprehensive overview of angular!
I've been trying to learn angular for a bit and feeling exceptionally overwhelmed but this vid is really helping everything I've learned so far sink in, amazing tutorial!
Very nice tutorial. I really recommend. I could review many things that I've already known and learn o lot of new ones. The explanation is very clear and the example is perfect. Thanks a lot.
Just to clarify in the latest version of angular, it already comes with a server with the archives called main.server.ts inside src and app.config.server.ts. Also the way to run the project would just be ng serve
Great content , easy to follow, and has filled in a lot of gaps the other videos did not, really appreciate it , i am curious though , if you had a actual DB would you hook it up the same way with regards to the server, and how would you go about adding authentication? Thanks
Bro. Thank you very much. By the end of the year this video will get million views for sure since this is the most updated Angular tutorial that really is for beginner. You must be a smart person because you are explaining it very well. Keep up the good work, I'm still grinding tho to be able to land a job. Thanks again
Great tutorial, I found one small issue there: Missing record in the database with ID: 14 (had to add it manually), otherwise I had no issues with anything. Thank you for the excellent Angular tutorial, which is up-to-date.
you deserve a subscribe and like for this content. What difference you from others is that you go more depth and you have patience, your speak is perfect for programming tutorials, not to slow not to fast. And also glad to meet Angular tutorial in a world full of React. I would like to hear from you concepts of programming explained in js like callbacks, closures async, dom manipulation, event loop and so on. You are very good at explaining things. Very good work! 💪💪💪
This video is extremely well explained and very beginner friendly. I like that you take us through each step and explain each thing we do in simple terms. Thank you for putting your time into this, it has been very helpful 🖤
great video can you please create a full course for angular if possible if you have already created one can please share the link thanks for the wonderful course
Unfortunately I don't have a more extensive course at the moment but I am making videos on Angular regularly. You can check out my videos on translations and application deployment. in the future I will release more videos on various topics!
Thank you so much for the video! One question though, i want to use angular with spring. Is it ok to still watch this? Which parts can i skip? I asked bc youre using react. Anyway big thanks!!
I presume by spring you mean the framework. You can basically skip anything that has to do with the nodejs server as it is simply used to illustrate the intergation with an existing backend. Since you are using spring, you can simply use your own endpoints.
@@codedeck thank you, now I can follow your reasoning. And yes I meant springboot (java). Sorry didn't specify it. I watched some minutes of the video, and it's really great! You should def do more videos, and consider putting more advanced videos on Udemy. Long angular+spring courses, for example, are pretty rare on Udemy. Many people have made tons of money from Udemy Anyway, keep up the good work thank!!
What exactly did you win when wrapped httpClient into this ApiService? You still import 1 service and pass the same amount of args. I think this wrapper service was not needed at all. It just made the video longer. :D
For anyone struggling with images not showing up properly, try editing your angular.json file for "architect"-"build"-"assets" to : "assets": ["src/favicon.ico", "src/assets"]
Thanks for the tutorial, I have been working with React framework for years. I was required to learn Angular for a particular job and I am really hating it, so less intuitive, but this tutorial is helping me a lot.
love your way and thanks for your efforts. but from " NodeJs Server" i get lost and confused. did we need NodeJs Server, can we build same project without " NodeJs Server"? is there's other course that only focus on "angular" without using " NodeJs Server"?
I'm following your tutorial and it's by far the best i've found ! But when i configure the promise i get an error in the firefox console : "Error: Promised response from onMessage listener went out of scope" It's not critical because i can keep progressing in the tutorial but i was just wondering what might be the reason for it. Thanks again for the amazing tutorial you are litteraly saving my life !
Thank you! I suggest using a different browser. It seems like some extension is causing the issue or blocking localhost requets but I cannot be sure without looking at the browser/code.
This is a great tutorial but it needs timestamps so it becomes easier to navigate. it can't be watched in a single sitting and finding a specific part in a 4 hours long video is really hard and time-consuming, id really appreciate it if you add timestamps
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28 minutes of video and I know I've finally found a quality tutorial. Thanks dude!
Tell me about it
@@thingsiwishiknew8592 "IT," based on Stephen King's novel, is a horror film that revolves around a group of children in the town of Derry, Maine. They are terrorized by an evil entity that often takes the form of Pennywise the Dancing Clown. The story alternates between their childhood experiences and their adult lives, 27 years later, when they must confront their fears and the monstrous entity once again. The film explores themes of friendship, trauma, and the power of unity in the face of unimaginable evil.
I highly recommend all of you who want to learn Angular with the latest release. I found this quality tutorial after searching through TH-cam for three days. Thanks, dude!
Got any more recomemdations?😊
@@אהלןסהלן the book "Become a ninja with Angular" is kept up to date, I think it's quite good but I'm not an expert
@@אהלןסהלן the book "Become a ninja with Angular" is pretty good
Shukriya!
For anyone having issues with the images, if you're using Angular 18 (like me), then all images load from the public folder by default. So your logo would be images/oc-logo.svg assuming you add an images folder to public.
I can't imagine how much time you just saved me, thank you so much!
Thanks for the help
4 hours? Man... Thank you very much! Starting it now. Will be very important for me! Again, thanks a lot!!
This is a truly amazing tutorial, simple and goes directly to the point. Exactly what I was looking for, kudos!
However, I have 2 comments:
1) You shouldn't have put any focus on Node.JS nor explain how it internally works. This just takes time. E.g., your "find max id" implementation for `post` is a mock implementation anyway, not at all related to the topic of the video. All viewers such as myself care about is how to invoke `post` with Angular's HttpClient, let me worry about my own backend code.
2) I would've really preferred if you left the Copilot out (unless you were sponsored or something like that). I'm a fast writer and can follow everything at 1.5x speed with no issues, but the moment you start to autocomplete is the moment I lose my flow and have to double check generated variables'/parameters' names/types.
All in all, amazing work and thank you so much! You're a great lecturer and I'm glad I got to learn Angular from you.
For those who are stuck setting up a logo, you might be using Angular 18 or above. Note that Images will now go into the public folder so your structure should look like "public/images" folder instead of "assets/images". With that, your code should now look something like this:
Hope this helps!
Thanks man
I dont find images folder, nor assets
``` Angular CLI: 18.2.6
Node: 20.16.0
Package Manager: npm 10.8.3
```
Thanks for the hint. I fixed it by adding the following block to angular.json
{
"glob": "**/*",
"input": "src/assets",
"output": "/assets"
}
under architect.build.options.assets
Finally, I'm glad that somebody made this tutorial, bless you. As a completely beginner I dont understand how to install previous versions of angular and learn it, because I have installed 17 version and tutorials in 16 and less
Hi, i dont know if this is still relevant, however you can download an older version of Angular CLI, and if you create a new project with that it should generate the according Angular version. However if you want to use v.17 u can also create project with "ng new --no-standalone project-name"
Thank you so much for this tutorial! The step-by-step explanation was incredibly clear and easy to follow. I appreciate the time and effort you put into making this video. It really helped me understand angular better. Looking forward to more tutorials from you!
For anyone struggling with serving the product images , update item image path in the db.json, on the server. As images are now served from the public folder path by default
{
"items": [
{
"id": 1,
"image": "images/products/image1.jpg"
....
basically just remove "assets/" from every item.
Also, you need to match your file structure, move the entire "images" folder from "assets" to "public"
Excellent tutorial. I learned quite a bit from this. The only issue I found was that if I followed the video religiously, there were some changes made in the video that apparently relied on code changes that weren't shown. Referencing the github repo filled in those gaps.
Thank you for being detailed and taking the time to explain many of the automatic bindings of Angular. I "think" I understand Angular now..... (ahem)
Thank you for the feedback! Indeed at some point I skipped a few UI changes to keep the videl shorter because it was already going to be 4+ hours. I will try not to skip anything in the future!
hands down the best Angular crash course out there.
Dude ur amazing. You're explanations are so in-depth. Doing god's work brother. Thank you!
Really good work! 👍
The only step I was stumbled on is the confirmation popup with the Delete button. I guess you added the "ConfirmPopupModule" and "ToastModule" in the background without the explicitly mentioning them. At 3:02:40 they are in the .ts file but at 2:59:55 they were not yet.
Anyway, the video was very useful for me as an Angular newbie! Thanks a lot!
And dont forget to mention changing function name in HTML button parameter from deleteProduct to ConfirmDelete
this thread is useful, thanks guys :)
Yeees!!
I was stuck for almost an hour because of that ToT
Thank you so much!
It took me a little half hour to fix this :( BUt it has been a great tutorial so far.
Man I just found your channel and I felt like I stumbled upon a gold mine! Thank you very much, subscribed!
Made sense of Angular in less than 2h30m. Great work man, thanks
Explained each aspect beautifully. Very Thank full for this master piece.
good job u explain well but i didn't understand fully i will read documentations after finishing this video and i think you are the only one youtuber who teaching angular 17 great step.
Thank you for the feedback! I tried to keep the course under 5 hours long, so I don't go into too much detail on everything. I am really grad you found it helpful!
Extremely wonderful and excellent video ! I have never seen anyone explaining step by step like spoon feeding to a baby!!! Again excellent work 👍.
INSANELY good video. The best Angular Course on whole youtube, and I tried a lot of them
coming from react ecosystem i needed to learn angular as i applied for a job and recieved an assignment in it Not going to lie bro angular is testing my patience
I’m in the same position as you. Could you recommend a better video that actually explains Angular?
@@danielhenlook up Procademy. They have the best Angular playlist
@@danielhen iam in the sam position as you ,this is the best one i found so far .
@@ahmedmaher9985I found my self buying course from udemy..
Bro you're legitimately a really good teacher
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I'm coming from the React world, and I won't lie. Angular looks pretty cool :D
Great tutorial! Subscribed. ;)
This is some quality tutorial. Straight to the point, without missing the important points! Thanks a lot for this!!
THANK YOU. I’ve been studying web dev for a couple of years and I’ve created a lot of apps, but this drives home the ROOT of it all. Absolutely fundamental. Thank you. (Speaking to the first 20 min)
The crash course is made in a detailed manner. It was easy to follow and truly a beginner-friendly tutorial. Thank you!
Mate, that crash course is amazing. Keep up the good work!
This is a really wonderful video, every minute is worth to watch and listen. Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for this extraordinary tutorial. I beg you to continue working on TH-cam. Can you for the next video make an Angular Login (authentication) tutorial with multi role admin and user?
HUGE educational value!!!
Thank you so much for making this crash course
👏👏👏
Getting stuck on Options interface creation... Your autocompletion plugin is sometimes too fast.
It is a great tutorial! Thank you very much
@@TUMSonY 🤣🤣🤣🤣 LMAO
I love the video, it is helping me learn angular. I love learning by doing! There has been a couple of times I have gotten stuck, you would do something automatically that I did not know about but I ended up finding the solution. Thank you for the comprehensive overview of angular!
Amazing course!
I've been trying to learn angular for a bit and feeling exceptionally overwhelmed but this vid is really helping everything I've learned so far sink in, amazing tutorial!
Awesome tutorial! This was my first experience with Angular and your crash course was super helpful 😊
Amazing Content
Wow, nice thank you so much for sharing the knowledge
Highly Recommended, really useful Thanks man!
This was a great video. Covered a ton of topics and you did an excellent job of walking us through all of them. thank you.
Realy nice tutorial to learn Angular
Very nice tutorial. I really recommend. I could review many things that I've already known and learn o lot of new ones. The explanation is very clear and the example is perfect. Thanks a lot.
Just to clarify in the latest version of angular, it already comes with a server with the archives called main.server.ts inside src and app.config.server.ts.
Also the way to run the project would just be ng serve
This was wonderful. Helped me a lot ❤❤❤
Great content , easy to follow, and has filled in a lot of gaps the other videos did not, really appreciate it , i am curious though , if you had a actual DB would you hook it up the same way with regards to the server, and how would you go about adding authentication?
Thanks
Bro. Thank you very much. By the end of the year this video will get million views for sure since this is the most updated Angular tutorial that really is for beginner. You must be a smart person because you are explaining it very well. Keep up the good work, I'm still grinding tho to be able to land a job. Thanks again
Great tutorial, I found one small issue there: Missing record in the database with ID: 14 (had to add it manually), otherwise I had no issues with anything. Thank you for the excellent Angular tutorial, which is up-to-date.
Great crash course! Very helpful!
So excellent tutorial & thx a lot 💪🙏
Great Tutorial!!!!
Really loved it❤
Thank you
One of the best tutorials i've seen♥, thanks brother for sharing such a great and in-depth tutorial❤
you deserve a subscribe and like for this content. What difference you from others is that you go more depth and you have patience, your speak is perfect for programming tutorials, not to slow not to fast. And also glad to meet Angular tutorial in a world full of React. I would like to hear from you concepts of programming explained in js like callbacks, closures async, dom manipulation, event loop and so on. You are very good at explaining things. Very good work! 💪💪💪
Great job so far. I'm an hour in. :)
This was a great crash tutorial. Thank you, Alex!
Thank you so much! It was amazing crash course. I hope you will continue the Angular topic, I really like the work you did!
Thank you very much , 4 hours and wooow everything is clair
the best course ever!! thank you so much
True gem for beginners
Great video 👌🏾
Yeah im done, im trying error and finally im done, The new syntax gave me errors but i finally solved it... Thanks...
I'm two hours in and so far it has been great, but with Angular 18 I had to change the angular.json to load the images from the src/assets route
This video is extremely well explained and very beginner friendly. I like that you take us through each step and explain each thing we do in simple terms. Thank you for putting your time into this, it has been very helpful
🖤
nicely done bro!!!
Better tutorial ever😃
thank you very much
BROOOOOO, YOU ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD!!!!
Thanks for this amazing tutorial brother💗
great video can you please create a full course for angular
if possible
if you have already created one can please share the link
thanks for the wonderful course
Unfortunately I don't have a more extensive course at the moment but I am making videos on Angular regularly. You can check out my videos on translations and application deployment. in the future I will release more videos on various topics!
Thank you so much for the video! One question though, i want to use angular with spring. Is it ok to still watch this? Which parts can i skip? I asked bc youre using react. Anyway big thanks!!
I presume by spring you mean the framework. You can basically skip anything that has to do with the nodejs server as it is simply used to illustrate the intergation with an existing backend. Since you are using spring, you can simply use your own endpoints.
@@codedeck thank you, now I can follow your reasoning. And yes I meant springboot (java). Sorry didn't specify it.
I watched some minutes of the video, and it's really great! You should def do more videos, and consider putting more advanced videos on Udemy. Long angular+spring courses, for example, are pretty rare on Udemy. Many people have made tons of money from Udemy
Anyway, keep up the good work thank!!
Good one . post more
That's gold.
Thank you so much!
Amazing job my friend
bro your are incredible
Heey thank u so much for the video! I have a question, what is the extension that complete or assume what you are gonna write?
It's GitHub copilot! Incredibly useful extension, I think I mention it in the beginning of the video as well.
Do a video with file type input when put method especially when we edit the product
Nice, thank you and could you also do video about ngrx?
Excellent work bro!
What exactly did you win when wrapped httpClient into this ApiService? You still import 1 service and pass the same amount of args. I think this wrapper service was not needed at all. It just made the video longer. :D
Best🎉
Thank you sir
Awesome content!
Genuine question, how do you get so good at this? do you read all the documentations?
Thank you! No it's just a lot of practice, I've done a lot of work for multiple clients
For anyone struggling with images not showing up properly, try editing your angular.json file for "architect"-"build"-"assets" to :
"assets": ["src/favicon.ico", "src/assets"]
Even the length of video increases but it keeps clarity for users. So don't think about length of video. Anyway good video.
Finally found a complete course on Angular 17. Thanks bro for this tutorial.
Very grateful
hey buddy congrats chat gpt 4 suggest me your courses . you are on fire 🔥 🔥
Thanks for the tutorial, I have been working with React framework for years. I was required to learn Angular for a particular job and I am really hating it, so less intuitive, but this tutorial is helping me a lot.
Honestly I went through the same thing! Now I absolutely love angular.
Oh man, just perfeccttttt! Thanks for the efforts!
love your way and thanks for your efforts. but from " NodeJs Server" i get lost and confused. did we need NodeJs Server, can we build same project without " NodeJs Server"?
is there's other course that only focus on "angular" without using " NodeJs Server"?
please make a course for javascript too :)
which architecture you use for this project ,MVC or SOA?
This video is great, very educational.
Thanks !!!
F#+;ing greate video man!!
Greetings from Germany - Leipzig
I'm following your tutorial and it's by far the best i've found !
But when i configure the promise i get an error in the firefox console : "Error: Promised response from onMessage listener went out of scope"
It's not critical because i can keep progressing in the tutorial but i was just wondering what might be the reason for it.
Thanks again for the amazing tutorial you are litteraly saving my life !
Thank you! I suggest using a different browser. It seems like some extension is causing the issue or blocking localhost requets but I cannot be sure without looking at the browser/code.
Excellent
really good
This is a great tutorial but it needs timestamps so it becomes easier to navigate.
it can't be watched in a single sitting and finding a specific part in a 4 hours long video is really hard and time-consuming, id really appreciate it if you add timestamps
Added!