Angular 22 Forms In Depth (Signals Edition) (Udemy.com)

I needed a refresher on the template v/s reactive forms and also wanted to learn advanced signal based forms. This course is an excellent choice for someone looking for both versions. Thanks Vasco for this course. It definitely helped me in understanding Angular forms with ease.

Nice course and most of it is still valid and useful. If you write Angular 20 in the title and I don't get presented a single Signal in the whole course and a lot of *ngIf's, something's off. Also, don't only talk about strongly typed forms but actually implement one. As for the rest, you get a very good understanding on Angular Forms in general even if it is not up2date information.

Very good course! I was able to learn some bits of info about reactive forms I didn't know before, specially when it comes to using Angular Material components. I enjoyed the techniques to build the upload file form component too.

Loved every bit of this course - insightful, helpful, and most important of all, really in depth. I would gladly pay for a part 2 which covers things dynamic forms, or just more use cases on how to work with all the apis. Really grateful for this course, and cheers.

The course has an easy and intuitive way to explain the 2 important topics, that are the template and reactive forms. Althought, it is well organized, because in some feature you decide or need review some specific topic of the content it will be easy find it again.

I had completed Reactive Angular Course (with RxJS) and Angular Core Deep Dive before taking this one. As expected, this has been a very nice class. I'm a C/C++ person, and I needed to pick up a frontend framework that's supported by our IT infrastructure so that my team can have an engineering data interfacing and reporting tool. Moving on to the NgRx now with Testing Angular Apps and Routing in the queue! Thank you, Vasco, for sharing your professional experience with us!

Excellent course.The instructor explained the concept very clearly with examples and implementation.I would recommend others to take up this course if they want to know more about custom form control and control value accessor(CVA).

same as before, since I'm purchasing all his angular tutorial... the lack of power point and a more in depth explanation will somewhat throw you off and search in youtube for a better explanation. I did search on youtube the part of control value accessor because I couldn't grasp his explanation very well... in the era where understanding how the program works is needed since trouble shooting takes a long time if not known. by taking this course, you will be skipping reading a lot from documentation about angular forms and you will learn the efficiency of using it. I still highly suggest all his courses and better know how you should take it in order so you'll be able to follow what you might have missed or else you will be googling a lot about the topic Kudos to the instructor!

Well covered. It would probably be beneficial to have git branches for the beginning of each section as many other courses do. This would allow you to jump right in on a specific section you were looking for, rather than have to go step by step.

I thought the course was great. However, I think it should be explicitly said in the description that the instructor is going to use angular material throughout the whole course. Angular material is great, but I was looking for a great forms course that I could apply without using angular material. I'm sure I'll find the way, but in this sense it wasn't a perfect match for me.

Because he has created project and loaded and not explaining

Reactive part was a little bit to fast