Forms in Angular - Learning Angular (Part 7)

[@Angular]

Watch more episodes of Learning Angular→ goo.gle/Learning-Angular

[@exitspree]

Like said below; at 5:29 add a line below . Also make sure it doesn't say twice. The first one of those two should be , like the rest of these entries, unlike what is shown in the video.

[@diprefranco]

5:38 best part

[@sneharakshe3401]

Really interesting and easy to understand playlist, feel like angular is easy than react 💯👏

[@Centrifuze]

Dunno if this is a version issue or not, but at 5:29, I needed to add in between the button and .

[@layer8problem]

i think they just forgot it. it is definitely needed

[@mirandelass]

love u Mark my brother

[@jediampm]

Hi, again inline template too big, it should be in separate file. Or at least the form should be in a new component and you could take advantage to teach how emit events. Like in Angular docs, here in this video, for a form so simple and without validation make no sense use / teach reactive form for beginners. A template driven form or even without it would be enough. This way some junior dev or other devs that use other frameworks think that Angular learning curve is big. Because in tutorial for beginners you are teach advance things like reactive forms. This is valid form this tutorial and for Angular docs. So please start and keep it simple. Thanks you.😥

[@pogchamper228]

5:31 close the "form" tag.

[@Himanshubishnoi-td3nh]

Angular make Java Brains angular Playlist as your default video documentation.

[@teemusekki1743]

I don't have any clue about Angular debuging since I'm just starter. But it seems that after clicking Learn more I have some kind a parsing error but in vscode doesn't show any errors and yesterday it worked before adding form. So I asume that have some mistakes in my form but it seems similar that this example.

[@MarfTaylor]

hello there, what happens if I have the form component separated from the app component, do I need to pass the classes again to the imports array ?

[@kushansumanaweera7086]

time stamp 05.31, you forgot to close form tag

[@gillesashley9314]

As a React developer, I wanted to learn Angular, but this series just killed my morale, Angular is overwhelming. It has so many part you need to understand.

[@michamiek4455]

Its similar to react hook form control method

[@foxdie8106]

I agree, but angular's form are powerful, you can do a lot of things. It kills react forms.

[@ShawnTalbert-k2u]

look at the Angular 'template driven forms' approach. They are simple yet powerful. I don't know why they keep pushing the imperative 'reactive' forms approach like this is 1994 Windows development.

[@Feronom]

you are gonna be overwhelmed with react when you need to learn new library for each feature angular has builtin

[@teemusekki1743]

I add some console.log in getHousingLocationById and seems that function got right parameter. ERROR Error: Uncaught (in promise): InvalidCharacterError: String contains an invalid character...first line of console error

[@albrough]

@4:52, should it not be

[@Angular]

Yes, that's correct! That's a typo that we've corrected in the code. Good catch.

[@askovicthe]

I love you

[@ShawnTalbert-k2u]

This should have been about template driven forms. So called 'reactive' forms are a step backwards for webdev IMHO and more complicated.

[@HatchettTheGreat]

Sheesh how do you code with that ide theme lol

[@marktechson]

It's a high-contrast theme designed for accessibility (a11y) which is ideal for users with low vision, light sensitivity, or diminished contrast vision :)

[@djrandomoficial4901]

Kd os BR

[@teemusekki1743]

After adding form I got error this again Learn more. Some kind parse error

[@NaomiNos]

I'm getting Can't bind to 'submit' since it isn't a known property of 'form'.ngtsc(-998002) and it doesn't let me to use [submit] in brackets. Removing [] doesn't do anything.

[@ihitchman83]

This guide is a little outdated, instead of [submit]= use (ngSumbit)= instead