Angular Components Beginner's Guide
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- In this episode we take a look at the basic concepts behind components, pipes, and directives in Angular 6. angularfirebase.com/lessons/a...
- Router Basics angularfirebase.com/lessons/b...
- CLI Basics angularfirebase.com/lessons/b...
- Angular Components angular.io/guide/architecture... - Наука та технологія
It feels like you're making videos for people who have an exam on the topic in the next 2 hours
Are you complaining tho ?
@@danaililiev1404 Nah I love it
Exactly, I have an exam tomorrow 😂
Yes, I have also an exam tomorrow :)
It has been some time I don't code and I have an interview for an Angular position tomorrow 😅
Angular components take a long time to master, but hopefully this video helps speed up the process. Let me know if you have questions in the comments.
Angular Firebase which text editor is this
can you make one on smart and dumb components
I know this video is 2 years old but Wanted to let you know that this is an excellent format. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
@@shahzaibchoudary5493 VSCode
I don't think this was beginners guide 😂😂
I think Jeff is using some sort of magic to enforce the understanding of complex topics in easy steps. I mean this could be a straight 6 hour tutorial for some other UA-camr and you might not even get everything. Thanks Jeff ❤
Nice video. I'm a backend developer and I wanted to start learning Angular. I was expecting to only understand what a component is and I ended up by knowing the existance of directives and very interesting stuff that I didn't have idea about. All in less than 15 minutes! Thank you :)
This is how you learn angular when you have a 2 day deadline
Funny enough, I have a 2 day deadline!
@@brentonungerii6896 unbelievable
I have 2 hours not Kidding
@@_guru How did it go?
@@FragTrapX I got an internship offer :D
You sir, have the BEST videos about Angular here in UA-cam. I could watch your channel all day. Keep the good work.
Ps: do more video about Vanilla Js.
So much knowledge in one short video - great job!
Much better than 1-2 hours suffering "quick start" tutorials. Thank you for making it!
Lol 2 hour tutorials turn into 8 hour tutorials for me.
Great video! Usually I have to speed up youTube tutorials but not this one. Awesome!
This video was the best part of 2020 so far.
You make it look so easy. Thanks for the video!
I like your tutorials a lot. They are really beginner friendly. I will recommend them to my friends, because they haven't used js framework yet.
Thank you, my goal is for this channel to be useful for all levels of Angular expertise
you're one of the best teachers out there ;)
this guy will produce best angular videos!!!
Great video, was looking for a way to learn the basics of Angular and learn more on what it's about. Thank you very much sir :)
Awesome tutorial, its very useful for me and also easy to understand.
The is the best components tutorial ever! Thanks jeff
Glad you liked it Will - thanks!
This video is so good for me! Thanks!
This is a really good video, helped me understand quite a number of things 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
OMG! I've never learned so much in this short time!
I know this is a beginners guide, but at some point I'd love to see you get into stuff like Renderer2 and similar things that we don't see in tutorials very often. Thanks!
That'd be cool, I might make a handful of mini-video like 3 minutes long that cover topics like tis
Thanks. I was trying to figure out the best way to simply create an HTML element dynamically in Angular, and the answer(s) were obscure. I came across Renerer2, yet I'm still not sure if this is the best way. . .These are the type of things you don't see in tutorials very often.
Thank you for sharing this informative video! 🐻🖐🏻
Angular been doing stunts many years ago before its little brothers came into the scene.
Even after 5 years, I enjoyed watching this.
I would like to see you do a comparison video of Angular and React and your opinions on which you prefer and why.
AngularDart needs videos like this.
A beginner guide I didn't know I needed.... (I think Lazy loading should be touched upon for beginners as well...it's a trap not using it, you wouldn't know you need it until your app gets huge).
Thanks for the explanation!
very helpful. Thank you.
This was great, thank you!
This is great stuff!!!
Love your videos. Also I'm inspired by how much hard work pays off. Question: Do you use a special UI for Windows?
He's using Linux distro with KDE desktop environment
a great overview
hi! thanks for the video . Can u pls tell me what plug in u r using in chrome ? i do not see so many features in my developers option? for example u can see the component tree?
Great video ....
NICE ONE. I liked it
This is like a 3 hour course done in 13 minutes.
me likey.
Hey Jeff i loving this bigginner guide, Question could you do a playlist for beginners to attract new viewers?
Yes, I am going to update my playlists right now :)
Awesome!!!!
Awesome!
excelente explicación :)
Gracias Carlos!
Awesome tutorial. Please can I get the full length of the background music?
Thank you fireship
I just got an ad with Stephen fry on it and I thought "hmm I'll actually watch this advertisement"... But the ad was only 4 seconds long or so - Oh well
Nice video congrats, who the hell clicked on the unlike button ? I dont understand
Did anyone understood how he passed down the data from the Home to the Boat component at the end ?
It appears he clearly skipped steps.
He just created the child components, deleted the content of the Parent components while adding a simple :
That just does not work for me, where is the rest! :(
I noticed you sorta touched on a problem I was having around 10:09 where you said basically "don't touch the DOM with things like document.querySelector(#title);" So, is this code ok on different platforms? const section = this.el.nativeElement.querySelector('#sec');
Is there anyway, to render an image automatically by code , if you only have the link (without hardcoring the link)
thanks!
Can I please ask how you did the animation at the start of your video? Thanks!
Adobe AfterEffects with the help of some prebuilt animations
Angular Firebase Awesome. And thanks for your content!
No way this is for beginners. You need to know quite a lot of concepts in order to just get to use Angular.
Otherwise, it's very helpful. Thanks.
Hello, not sure if this is still active but once you have set up your angular cli and you add a new component it takes you to the angular page from your previous video on angular cli basics.
Am I supposed to remove any code before adding this new component?
I deleted the app.component.html code and wrote the home component selector in it
First... Thanks for your video.. is great.
One question: What is the google extension name that you are using to inspect angular?
Best Regards.
in the last part of the video, shouldn't the boat component ts file have a boat property with an @Input() decorator in order to receive data from its parent component? like this: @Input() boat: any
Hello brother... I love your teachings... It's very productive...
I just wanted to ask what all events can we use use in directive and can we handle custom events. Also please let me know how can we pass value to that directive.
Thanks a lot.
Thank you! You can bind to any DOM event, the full list is here: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Events
Angular Firebase: Thanks for the reference...
Also can you suggest me on passing values to the directives?
I've noticed that I can't use the 'publish.twitter.com' code to embed a timeline into my angular app. Research showed that this was possibly due to CORS. I got it working with a single tweet using ngx-tweet but still no luck with a timeline. It might make a good video topic for you to do sometime as many people like myself seem to be struggling with this.
i got an error ba adding components too the app.html withot components its working. someone please explin me what was the issue?
Fucking great, that's how you teach programming, damn!
also noice I just set up a react native app to link up to firebase and rather liked firebase. Hopefully this implies I can do the same from my angular app.
Cool a real LL918 - after all the time
Currently, we're studying Angular and Java. I'm a bit confused towards angular.
So my understanding of Angular is this. Angular is the 'logic' behind the website/application and html is the face of it. Right?
Or am I missing something?
Angular has both structure and logic. And yes, also styles
How can we convert a component into a product where other apps can use it.
can anyone point me to a video explaining how to setup vs code for angular? as well as all the files he has setup? I have no idea how to set up files like his and it seems to be important
Are you using Linux if so which distribution?
I'm using Kubuntu 16.04, but will be upgrading to 18 soon.
While I like the straight forware approach I feel like this video is a bit too hard to understand if you don't know the fundamental terminologies used in this video :(
14 min of fireship and traversy >= 140 min of others
Makes sense. Now I'll move on and learn React.
I like your tutorial but I hate JavaScript !
????
Not bad at all, but waay too fast for beginners
Way too fast!. Good content though, Maybe just grab a coffee and do it slowly next time :) Thanks
Shit
This is a terrible explanation.
Ik hou zo kanker veel van coderen
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