Angular Crash Course

Folks, anything that Brad demos, either here or on Udemy - just works! I've tried Udemy for lots of technologies, Brad's courses included. Always some issue requiring Q&A intervention, except for Brad Traversy's videos - everything looks beautiful, everything just works

I'm a software engineer with a backend background but - even for me - it was hard sometimes not to get lost because it seems the same name was being used everywhere, for everything. Anyway, it's a good tutorial for beginners! Congrats

Really great tutorial!! Even for a short period there is a lot of information to build the basics on Angular.

I'm new to front end development, and the flow of this video was just right. Not too hard so I couldn't follow, and not too easy. Keep it up man!

Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I learned a ton about the language! My only recommendation would be to add breaks in between coding snippets or something.

Great piece of work! Just stated with Angular - good pace, well explained, learned a lot.

thanks for this tutorial. I would recommend explaining how certain things work and why we need certain things like a "service" when you can easily acomplish the same thing without a service. Many people who are watching this dont know what MVC is, they just want to build their tool or app. So we need to understand at least a little bit on the value of MVC and why we need services to promote single responsibility, code-reuse and scalability.

Best angular tutorial !!! Thanks for the effort you put into this.

Best Angular tutorial I've seen, perfect - thanks so much for all your videos.

Excellent video!!! Good work, your concept is really helpful for me.

This is a very good crash course! I havent touched angular in a while, and this helped me remember how this framework works.

The most decent tutorial I've faced, thanks a lot! That's just a fantastic feeling when you've never coded in typescript and have no experience in Angular and just typing code in after you and it works! And then, just closer to the end of the video you're realizing that you can actually do your own little things now with Angular!