Thank you for all Explinations , it's verry rare to find someone spending time and so much efforts to explain such a verry important concept in a Academic way , thank you sir
This video is gold when it comes to HTTP requests in Angular! I didn't know that after receiving a response with GET we can define more properties which are not included in the User interface. ^^
Excellent course, you really have a way of explaining that makes you understand the concepts very well accompanied by examples that enrich your explanation, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Wow this tutorial helped me sooo much! Thank you so much!! superb teaching, so clear and helpfull. I am so happy to have found this ! Junior Toussaint you are amazing! Much love and respect!
Thank you your tutorial on this subject, I have been searching for something like this for a long time. It is full of information how to hook HTTP to the backend database engine. I'm assuming using a to interface with backend database table would work similar to your hard coded example. Love to see a tutorial using to update/input data to the backend. You also mention backend API, and to be familiar with handlers to the specific backend API. Is Django considered a backend API? and would Django be good to learn.
Lots of valuable information here, but I still have not found out how to capture all the error information I see in the console. A simple case in point is making an http PUT request to a server that is not running. In the console I see ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED but I cannot find out how I can get that information in my Angular application. It's not in the HttpErrorResponse which is the only thing I have been currently able to access. I hoped the interceptor would give me that opportunity but it appears that one is still stuck with the HttpErrorResponse. Do you know how I can retrieve ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED and other similar standard error responses like that?
Hello, I am getting a bug in making api call in an angular app, the list api is getting called thrice on page load instead of once , can someone help me in fixing this bug ?? please
@@GetArrays thank you for the quick answer, but the link directed me to the project with the integrated map,, i found the link to source code for this project in your website
The way you use the subscribe method is marked as deprecated, instead of that try to use the following snippet this.userService.getUsers().subscribe({ next: (v) => console.log(v), error: (e) => console.log(e), complete: () => console.log('Done'), }); Great job btw!
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Thank you for all Explinations , it's verry rare to find someone spending time and so much efforts to explain such a verry important concept in a Academic way , thank you sir
Keep creating this kind of content please. One of the best tutorials about Angular HTTP.
This video actually really helped me in my internship. It's amazing.
Same here!
This video is gold when it comes to HTTP requests in Angular!
I didn't know that after receiving a response with GET we can define more properties which are not included in the User interface. ^^
I’m glad you learned something from it.
Excellent course, you really have a way of explaining that makes you understand the concepts very well accompanied by examples that enrich your explanation, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
After finishing this course on youtube, I will purchase the whole course on your website. Thank you, @Get Arrays!
this video is still one of the clearest explanations on youtube though and very detailed. Nice job!
Love that course, would love to see reactive forms. Despite that it something I was looking for :)
Your dream will come true lol
True Gem ✨, Even Http Course Will give you a good understanding of Observables, observers, and Some Rxjs Common Functions
Best course so far. Want more content related to angular❣
Wow this tutorial helped me sooo much! Thank you so much!! superb teaching, so clear and helpfull. I am so happy to have found this ! Junior Toussaint you are amazing! Much love and respect!
Glad it was helpful!
Wow Awesome content! Just discovered this channel. I wonder why TH-cam algorithms didn't recommend me this channel till today
lol
Really your clear explanation is awesome ..👏 Love u bro from India 🇮🇳
thank you very much i really learned a lot from this
Thanks a lot for creating such tutorial just awesome!!!!
this is really very helpful for new learners.
I really get your explanation, the course format is particularly well done, thank you, would you mind create a angular testing tutorial? blessings
Thank you
perfect instructor video
Thank you
Thx for the video. Clearly put a lot of effort into your content
You’re welcome
Good work, but most applications use DTOs (Dat Transfer Objects) from the API. So you'd need to add an additional model to contain User I think.
My maen, your tuts are dope!
Just use fetch is way more simpler and have no boilerplate or code type definition.
At the end, it is just a http request.
This channel is amazing..good wok!!
Superb content
Great content sir. Good work
Thanks for this course..👍
Thanks Sir🎉 excellent course
Thank you your tutorial on this subject, I have been searching for something like this for a long time. It is full of information how to hook HTTP to the backend database engine. I'm assuming using a to interface with backend database table would work similar to your hard coded example. Love to see a tutorial using to update/input data to the backend. You also mention backend API, and to be familiar with handlers to the specific backend API. Is Django considered a backend API? and would Django be good to learn.
Excellent. Good work.
Hi Junior, do you have any offer or discounts for this course?
Full Stack Spring Boot API with Angular (ADVANCED)
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Lots of valuable information here, but I still have not found out how to capture all the error information I see in the console. A simple case in point is making an http PUT request to a server that is not running. In the console I see ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED but I cannot find out how I can get that information in my Angular application. It's not in the HttpErrorResponse which is the only thing I have been currently able to access. I hoped the interceptor would give me that opportunity but it appears that one is still stuck with the HttpErrorResponse.
Do you know how I can retrieve ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED and other similar standard error responses like that?
Great Video , thanks alot
Great👍 , thank you so much.
Hey, I have a question in section RXJS Map Operator-2, how can i return a condition where we get all names with the value of admin(Roles)
?
Excellent . Thanks for your effort
You're welcome
Super like, why on hell this isn't on top of search result on angular httpclient
Hello, I am getting a bug in making api call in an angular app, the list api is getting called thrice on page load instead of once
, can someone help me in fixing this bug ?? please
I am looking for http response interceptor. Can u please explain about that as well.
Will do.
Great👍
This is really fucking good lol
data not loading
Where can i find the source code Please?
github.com/juniorro/angularhttp
Great tutorial, but the source code is not for the same api 😅
lol it is @Samer
@@GetArrays thank you for the quick answer, but the link directed me to the project with the integrated map,, i found the link to source code for this project in your website
Oh Ok. I'll fix that. Thanks man
@@GetArrays no problem, thank you for the great effort
This is amazing, thank you so much. It really explained a lot of the gaps I had in my knowledge. Like and sub from me!
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Gracias mister getArray lo probare con angular 16
This is the solution if you are here facing error like this:
Property 'files' does not exist on type 'EventTarget'
Object is possibly 'null'
The way you use the subscribe method is marked as deprecated, instead of that try to use the following snippet
this.userService.getUsers().subscribe({
next: (v) => console.log(v),
error: (e) => console.log(e),
complete: () => console.log('Done'),
});
Great job btw!
The course is a bit old.
@@GetArrays and nothing is wrong with that, I just said that now you can use that function in another way.
Thank you!