How To Create A New Angular Project

[@amdlina2999]

Thank you!

[@Manucraft98]

Could you start an angular course? I feel like there are not so much well done and updated. And with you as teacher would be a no brainer!

[@codewithbubb]

Thanks for this. Yeah, I was thinking of doing a little mini-series on Angular for the next few weeks (couldn’t think of anything else to do and I’ve been using Angular for years!). What kind of course would you like to see? For beginners? Separate videos or one long one? A crash course? Thanks for your support!

[@fraserhobbs24]

@@codewithbubb Would love to see a start-to-finish project with an emphasis on good fundamentals of angular but also good industry-level code writing. I've just been thrown in at work to use angular as the junior dev (still at uni!) who has never used it before and struggling to find any tutorials which practically teach the fundamentals. I also don't have any mentors for this so I am completely self-taught and the first thing I've been asked to create is the login system using jwts. I don't have any suggestions for what the project should be but from my personal experience short broken-down videos going through step by step are extremely easy to watch and learn from, the new angular tutorials from angular fit this format. going from how you would structure an application in angular to how you make use of services for API calls is a wide range of topics and I know may not be exactly beginner friendly, but I think if the videos are aimed at those who have followed angular own getting started videos and then shows an industry style approach would be really cool and beneficial to loads of developers!

[@codewithbubb]

Hi Fraser, Thanks for the detailed response! Yeah, that sounds tough for a junior but I'm sure you'll be able to handle it. I've touched on JWTs on the channel before but there's definitely a JWT implementation in an Express API on my Microblog tutorial. The specific section you want is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/imeZd3Z6maZkrdEsi=vD6sIqJZMhemIcPX although unfortunately the frontend is a React app but the principles are the same. I appreciate your suggestions - I think it's good to do 'professional level' videos. I was planning on doing a quick full-stack project next week but perhaps I'll split it up and make a more detailed series of videos building something more robust.