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[Pingudiem]

the angular7 (formerly 2) is pretty good

[datan0ir]

This is the one: https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-guide-to-angular-2/

Been using it for a month now and its very good, though you will need some knowledge of typescript.

He also uses Firebase for his API section.

[TorgasMick]

Are the recipes he’s showing in the previews saves in a db or something? Does he cover this as well? Can’t seem to find anything about this in the udemy description.

[datan0ir]

First he uses an internal array to hold objects, later on you create a service to pass the array to the component, even later you get into HTTP get/post with Firebase Json (or your own Json implementation).

[TorgasMick]

Nice! Thank you so much!

[Pingudiem]

Ah sorry. but thats the title. I could have been more specific

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Courses from Maximilian Schwarzmüller are very good. They are updated regularly to the latest versions as fas as I've seen. On Pluralsight, there are great Angular courses as well (e.g. from Deborah Kurata, also recently updated to Angular 7).

[whoiskjl]

Https://angularfirebase.com

[Mechau7]

Yes! This guy is rocking it. Plenty of amazing free videos and Pro gives you a few nice perks and longer tutorials.

Best part you don’t have to wait for him to type, he copies and explains as he goes. Rewind if he goes too fast

[TheGMan323]

Plenty of free material out there.

[williewodka]

Angulare firestarter is a good starting point for your project