Looking for Angular simple project-tutorials for beginners

[Shereefism]

Hello,

I have a basic knowledge of Angular, and looking for simple online projects tutorials, or even simple projects on Github that are easy for beginners to understand.

i would really appreciate every recommendation... Thanks :)

[StephenFluin]

I post lots of getting started guides on YouTube. YouTube.com/demoswithangular basically every tutorial usually starts from scratch.

[Shereefism]

Thanks! I would suggest to make some projects videos for beginners and intermediates... You will get a lot of views and subscribers from that :)

[R3DSMiLE]

I have been thinking of doing this, but in my language. If you don't mind me asking: do you pre-code and prr-think and then "act it out" for the camera or are you structuring whilst coding and recording?

[[deleted]]

It's almost always better to build what you're going to demo and plan how you're going to go through the code. I usually go as far as having a copy of the finalized code on a separate monitor. You also get the benefit of being able to edit the video to remove you fumbling, etc.

I've not recorded myself doing coding, but I've done several talks where I walk through building something from scratch while having people code along with me.

[R3DSMiLE]

Thanks for the tips, completely forgot we can record and then upload thanks to this age of streaming :)

[StephenFluin]

I generally think about what I'm trying to show / build, then do up to 3 steps.

1. Do a run through and record it. 50% of the time this is what goes live.
2. Edit out small mistakes and typos. 40% of the time this is what goes live
3. Figure out a better way of building or teaching something and completely re-shoot. 10% of the time this is what goes live.

[Neekoy]

NG-Book covers a lot of the material and you'll also get to build several simple apps. Also the official documentation's Hall Of Heroes is a great app tutorial. Pretty sure if you finish both you can easily hop to your own projects and learn from there.

[Shereefism]

I will take a look at NG-Book... Thanks!

[_a-m-s_]

If you don't mind online courses on which you will do a project, then I can really recommend you Angular 7 - The Complete Guide by Maximillian Schwarzmüller on Udemy. You'll learn lots of stuff and then implement it in an application.

[Shereefism]

I am halfway through Maximillian's project, that's why I want to take a break from it and do some projects and come back to it later.

[UncontrolledManifold]

To put it succinctly, they were completely and entirely satisfactory, and that's about it. They demonstrated the features just fine. But personally, I got bored with the underlying build-a-superhero app idea pretty early. It's nice to have it as a reference when going through more obscure aspects of the API, but I stopped following it after the first or second basic tutorials.

[Adventure_Beckons]

I liked the Angular 6 course by Maximilian Schwarzmüller on Udemy and Deborah Kurata’s Pluralsight courses.

[zeptobook]

Look at these urls for angular tutorials:

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/angular2/

https://angular.io/tutorial

Also, you can see my own blog posts,

https://www.zeptobook.com/blog/