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How Does AngularJS Work? Beginners Angular Tutorial



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In this course we talk about some basic concepts on Angular and SPA that you need to know before starting coding.

In this course, you will learn how to use Angular.js from scratch so that you can create more user-friendly web applications, Single Page Applications (SPA), and interactive websites.

This course is taught by Pablo Farias Navarro, founder of ZENVA and one of Udemy’s Best-Selling instructors, with +50,000 students and hundreds of positive 5-star reviews.

What you will learn in this course.

How to use Angular.js to save time, create better projects and give your users a better experience.
We’ll create a full SPA from scratch (client side).
How to cloud-enable your SPA so that you can connect it to any kind of backend.
Fully commented source code of the course project.
Learn how to architecture a SPA: modules, controllers, services
Learn how to add URL routes to your client-side SPA.
We’ll be using Angular.js version 1.3.2.
Access live examples at the end of each coding lesson.
Learn how to use other great tools such as Boostrap 3, UnderscoreJS and Google Chrome’s Developer Tools!

Become a better web developer and start using Angular today in your existing and new projects.

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22 responses to “How Does AngularJS Work? Beginners Angular Tutorial”

  3. Out of all the shit out there in youtube, udemy, pluralsight and things like A-JS in 60 sec or what not, this video stands out and is all that you need to dive straight into the world of angular. Thank you a lot.

  6. So, this video just confirmed what I assumed of Angular JS.
    Now, why do so many people use it? It seems like a terrible hack with little upside.

    Not only does it feature a lot of badly designed architecture and uses a lot of hacks to solve them, the MVVM-model that is used doesn't seem to have a big use for most websites (that are not very interactive) as opposed to a sever-side MVC (or similar). Also the fracking (loading only part of a website) is not only possible without the other ballast, but not very useful for most applications as usually only the navigation bars are kept.
    So I only really see usefulness in very interactive websites or different environments like Electron.

    This is not supposed to be a rant, but rather a honest question. I don't really get it, why so many people (ab-)use it :/

  13. Angular is shit. It's an over complex framework that was only written to make JS script kiddies feel like real programmers. 95% of the stuff you do in Angular could be done without any scripting and in about 1/6 of the time it takes to do with Angular.

    Javascript is just a shitty little script that lets you make text move. If you build sites with only javascript then you either don't have any other options or you're an idiot.

    Google hasn't made ANYTHING worth a shit since GMail, so it's not surprise that Angular is terrible.

  14. One general doubt if you can reply its not related to angular.

    I have created the page with iframe,the links inside iframe is working 100% fine in chrome and other browsers.but when i tried to click those links in IE browser nothing happens.

    Could you please help me out of this.

  17. Angular doesn't work in MVC architecture. Angular applications works in MVVM pattern which means that controller layer has been replaced by view-model. There is big difference between MVC and MVVM. The main point is that, controller is responsible for preparing views and models, and passing models into the views. In MVVC view-model is a cointainer for different data loaded from models. Data is passed to views by two-way data binding mechanism all the time, not by passing models to the view. It is important to understand: in MVVM views knows nothing about models, they are not dependent on each other. By the way, MVVM pattern is similar to the MVP not to the MVC.

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