Angular 2 Complete Course – Sections 1 & 2
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Thank you Max. I purchased this udemy course. This is really good work. Often I see many tutorials struggle with how to get complex topics introduced in a easy to understand fashion. Getting the order of topics presented can be tricky and your approach is the best Angular 2 format I have seen yet! Well done and thank you!
Many thanks for those kind words and welcome on board! I wish you a lot of fun and good learnings with the course! 🙂
Great presentation, very clear and easy to understand. Good Job n Thank you 🙂
You’re welcome
Thanks a lot! 🙂
Great presentation, Very useful for Angular 2 beginners. Thank you very much Max 🙂
Thanks for your very nice feedback Praveen! 🙂
my favorite teacher…excellent clear explanations…keep it up dude!
+Saabir Mohamed
So awesome to hear this, thanks a lot!
Great videos!
Could you please to a video about adding component selectors to other components tetmplate in runtime?
Thank you!
Thanks for the great feedback, I’m happy that you’re liking the video.
Regarding your request: *ngIf will do just that 😉
Max, you are good teacher.. thanks a lot !!! you helped me for undertsanding this very easy. Angular 2 interested, awesome and easy with your lessons !!!
Thanks for your awesome feedback, great to hear you enjoyed it! 🙂
Thanks bro, i really appreciate your tutorial. It couldn’t be better explained!
So happy to hear that! Thanks a lot Virdis!
Nice tutorials, there’s a lot of concepts about Angular2 that you’ve made so much clear to me.
But, when dealing with http methods, how can I fetch the data when the component is rendered, without input from the user?
+Mindspace I’m going to try. thank you!
I’m happy to hear that you’re enjoying it!
Regarding your question: One way would be to trigger the Http call (or the call to the service doing the Http call) in your ngOnInit Lifecycle hook method upon component initialization.
I am starting my journey on angular and I found these tutorials to be the best, couldn’t help but hit the subscribe button, Thanks a lot
Awesome! Thanks a lot!
hi , I have watched and re- watched a lot of your videos on angular 2. I need to really commend your good work for sharing your knowledge in a clear manner.Well done man!!!!
Should all be available in the github link provided in the video description (choose the right branch there) 🙂
Mindspace : plz can you share the source codes for these tutorials?
That’s really awesome to hear, thanks so much!
I am on this course (have the ionic course lined up after) and would like to say thank you. Fantastic course, very easy to follow, very clear and descriptive, definitely recommend to anyone wanting to learn angular.
You’re welcome 🙂 Just one quick question however, ive noticed in the videos when you are doing string interpolation, you add a space before and after the object {{ name }} however i noticed a lot of default angular does not have the space {{name}}
Is it a requirement to have the space before and afterwards? It seems like it should be obvious, however it is slightly confusing. Thanks!
Thanks so much for your awesome feedback! 🙂
Great presentation, great presenter, clear speech and great mood 🙂
You definitely are, thanks a lot 😉
I am the best.Thank me
Great feedback, thank you! 🙂
Very nice and helpful tutorial Maximilian! I’m coming from the Angular 1 world and need to learn Angular 2. Hope your tutorial will work :))
Great to hear that Elvis, thank you!
The Udemy course will also see an update in a few weeks to reflect some student feedback as well as the (then hopefully released) most recent version of Angular 2.
But you may start now, the course is up-to-date1
Thank you Sir, you are amazing tutor!
Thanks so much, happy to hear you’re enjoying it!
Thanks boss! Quick question, this has nothing to do with your teaching style because you are amazing, but like I’m hating angular 2 syntax. How can I use react in a way that mimics all the inclusive features in ang2? What would I have to learn how to use? Like npm packages
hello your videos are great I have learn a lot. do you have a tutorial for laravel + angular? step by step?
Not right now, but it’s very possible that I’ll add a course on that in the future 🙂
After seeing several videos I found this, and I found the best every explanation! And Maximilian is coolest trainer I have seen.
Highly recommended to start from this video…! Thanks for making me pro from beginner ;)!
+F Khan
So awesome to hear this, thanks a lot!! 🙂
Hey Maximilian, thank you very much for these videos, they are truly helpful.
Now, with the RC version of Angular 2 the equivalente boilerplate repository, which, for the beta version, was “angular-2-beta-boilerplate”, is the “angular2-rc1-changes-to-beta”?
Thank you very much for your hard work!
That’s because the loading/ mapping is now configured inside the systemjs.config file. You need to add the files you want to load there, too
+Mindspace though, I am having a problem with the refactoring, before the rc I could have multiple angular2 apps (since the app that I am doing requires it) creating a folder for each apps with their respective components and now I can’t seem to make it work, before I just had to specify where the boot was: “System. import(‘app/folderOfTheApp/boot)” and it worked like a charm but now it gives me errors on the loading of the angular2 libs any idea?
You’re welcome 🙂
@Mindspace Thank you very much for responding 🙂
+Yoan Ribeiro
Hi, I’ll soon update the course, you may either continue with the beta or use this boilerplate: https://github.com/mschwarzmueller/angular2-seed. Keep in mind that with RC you’ll have to replace the import package from “angular/” to “@angular” (e.g. “angular2/core” becomes “@angular/core”)
Hi, great tutorials to start with in Angular 2.
Unable to find the workspace code, would you please provide the link from where we can download the workspace files, thanks.
Thanks a lot! This is only a snippet from my Udemy course, unfortunately you can’t attach files on YouTube.
Awesome Teaching skills, find very much easy to understand. actually now i can develop my First App using your Tutorial. 🙂 Looking for more such kind of video tutorial from you.
Thank you very much,
Professor <3
I just want to thank you for your awesome comment Harshad! I really enjoy creating these videos and receiving such a rewarding feedback definitely keeps me motivated 🙂