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34 responses to “Angular 2 Tutorial (2016) – HTTP (GET and POST to RESTful Service)”
Wonderful work demonstrating creating Http in Angular. Your commentary is great.
Very useful! Thanks
I know that this video is a bit outdated, but it's still awesome anyway! You is the first man who help me to understand request/responce model! Thanx a lot!
P.S.: I'll subscribe ofc.!
can i put the url of web service api in place of json
I am new angular, so can you please add video for user login and registration using restful JSON API.
This really helped me to understand how to use a service as well as getting my Get and Post working using HTTP. Thanks so much!
I have searched all tutorials today.But I cannot understand all needed points exactly.After this video everything has been clear to me.Thank you very much!
hello , you are great …. you help me alot… can you help here that i want the data which we receive from restful service in table format
What if there's an API key?
Thanks for your work, you should think about recording videos in Spanish. Greetings from Venezuela.
Coooool! 🙂
Thank you!!!!!!!!! I've read a lot of tutorials and with your help, I can finally understand. Thank you so so much
i am having problem to post the data to the mysql
i am using nodejs and angular2
A little answer. I'm new in angular and I your solution works perfectly when I don't put any Authorization Header, when I put them, I get a cors error, but with a c# client does happen. I hope I made my self clear because my english it's not the best. Thank you from now
Hii. it is a wonderful video for me to start calling api's. but i am facing issue of CORS in accessing the datetime Json like yours.
error : XMLHttpRequest: Network Error 0x80070005, Access is denied. 🙁 please provide inputs.
hi, sorry, my english is poor, i have a question, is posilbe make a singleton for group services?
gracias for the video, so good
how to file upload after form submit by model driven in angular 2..???
Simple and well explained. Thnaks
Do anyone know how to use a service(PHP type) in Angular 2.0, i got an error because both, the app and PHP use different ports., thank you
Good tutorials
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I can't see anything
Hi,
could you please make a toturial about sending an audio data for example(Bing speech to text) / text to speech too?
Danke
What is the 'app' folder in the project? I realized that without it the project does not work
Hi Max! I am triying to understand this part from ngModel: " Creates a FormControl instance from a domain model and binds it to a form control element." this is from the official Documentation, could you please explain me what is a domain model in a friendly way? 😉 thank you in advance.
PD: I have searched in stackoverflow and other sites but i did not find anything clear to me ;(
Vielen Dank! 🙂
UPDATE: forgot import {Headers} from 'angular2/http';
It didn't like "headers=new headers();" but Visual Studio Code did like it, had to uses "headers= new Headers();"??? but still have error on postJSON()
Thanks 🙂 its easy to understand and helpful.
In angular 2 when I imports any NPM module in app.module it show error Error: (SystemJS) Unexpected token < SyntaxError
I can't get far with this at all:
Argument of type '{ selector: string; templateUrl: string; directives: typeof HttpTestComponent[]; }' is not assignable to parameter of type 'Component'.
Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'directives' does not exist in type 'Component'.
When you think your editor/ide is the best because you paid for it. #atomisbetter
Great tutorial! thx
I love this guy
Hi Brother good tutorial but you should update your code , you can follow the official documentation here https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/guide/server-communication.html