I am a react developer and shifting to angular for a project. Is this course enough for me to start working on project? Or do I need to take the proper full angular cource which covers everything?

fuck the landing page of angular

One small thing, though - you have no access to the code whatsoever.

One question from my side: Is this Databutton able to modify code, or will it rewrite the entire code, like its competitors?

Woah!! This is MIND blowing . Q1: How did you get 2000 credits? Was it paid promotion? And It would be great how much credits utilisations was in making this back/forth? Isn't too much expensive? Q2: I am not sure what advancements will emerge in the AI world in the coming months, but the pace of change is remarkable. AI is increasingly taking over many tasks and, trust me, it's delivering better-quality code with fewer hallucinations. How should one approach this shift? Should we start embracing AI tools, or should we focus on learning about concepts like RAG and diving deeper into AI/ML technologies? what are some good resources to get started??

It's good but seems to be quite expensive.

This is a brilliant tutorial Ahsan, can you please make this in Urdu?

Such a great crash course, thanks a lot!

Hello. Some emails have been sent successfully. But it is not sending for some. Why is this?

This is very fast paced. This would be good for revisioning but it ain't for beginners

The video is really great. Covers a good number of concepts

To indent the input line in 40:10, what shortcut was used?

Good content but why so many Ads ?

hii this was very helpful. But after submitting the form the respondent is receiving 2 similar emails please tell what to do?

nice video! i would give you 2 thumbs up if i could :D very good content and very good pace ( no need to ramp up the playback speed as usually ) - love it!

This is awesome. Angular has become so much more easy over the years.

please give me logical and relational opreter

i need logical and relational opretor

I think this video could actually get you an Idea of how it works .....Not to get complete idea to code i think so...

I have been skipping this video, only to found that its a one give clear explanation. Thank You

I am .net Developer having experience around 8 years. I have knowledge of angular also and have some worked on. So my question is this course is for me or not?

Thanks , Can you please share code on github?

Custom Form Controls were difficult to understand, to build... till now!. Great explanation

unrelated the to the video but i would really like to hear your input on this: i work with angular for few years now and i mostly saw people design http request function in a way that it always returns the data directly in the component its used in. and i do so to bc i never thought of doing this differently. so only recently i discovered the idea of saving http requests in variable inside the service and then work with behaviour subjects to update components with the data from the that variable and work with behaviour subjects. And in every case where u use data data multiple times it seems way more logical and practical for statemanagement so i started using it this way almost everywhere except if i only need to get the data once in a single component. but since i rarely see it i wonder if there is a flaw in my thinking. What do u think is the best practice when it comes to this.

Why didn't you use modules in this application?

@CodeWithAhsan I think you have 'back slash' and 'slash' mixed up, check into it please.

Greetings from Brazil, thanks for the amazing video!

Pretty impressive... but for projects requiring pixel-perfect layouts or strict adherence to specific design systems and color schemes, human intervention remains essential. Developers will likely continue to play a crucial role by refining and customizing the AI-generated code to meet precise design requirements.

are signals stable already? i am considering migrating a project from 15 to 18 if signals are stable

Request for full advanced angular tutorial

Thanks for the tutorial. Any reason you use @if instead of ngif? I thought ngif was preferred in Angular.

Thanks so much for this! I was about to give up on a JavaScript class I'm taking because the final project required us to use Angular without much explanation of the framework, but this is definitely going to help me complete it. I kind of like Angular now, if I can find a job soon I'll definitely get your book because I can see many use cases this framework can provide.

As an extensive rxjs user, I find the rxResource method much more easier and intutive to use in my daily routine. Thanks for the great explanation. Love your videos...

Any specific VS Code extensions you used? I noticed while following along that my VS Code was a bit different

You are amazing. I am doing angular from past 1 year and dont even thought about these stuff. I would love to learn advance angular concepts from you.❤

I am dev and i am using bolt . It just made me way faster and have a huge backlog and i am creating products faster

Anybody else get this error in Comment and Home Components in the createComment() method? Type 'Comment' is not assignable to type 'import("/ThreadsUI/src/app/comment.interface").Comment' Also this error in getComments() in Comment Component? Argument of type 'Comment[]' is not assignable to parameter of type 'import("/ThreadsUI/src/app/comment.interface").Comment[]'.

Hey it works flawlesly, BUT can you make it attach a file? i need to attach a .ics file (icalendar invitation)

Thank you, Greetings from Nairobi Kenya

1:04 why injecting an "HttpClient Service", instead of simply calling fetch?