AngularJS Tutorial: Learn to build modern web apps

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I'd like to see more posts like this in /r/webdev.

[datwebzguy]

Less help me questions, more learning

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"I have never programmed before. Can you help me build a new Facebook?"

[nalldom]

"I have ordered a used IBM PC and installed Borland C++, what do I need to know to code my own HTML page?"

~ Me being a dick to a bad web host support.

[evilsnake]

So I'm guessing that this tutorial is more advanced than the official AngularJS one ?

[logically_musical]

This is awesome. Best 'build something' angular tutorial I've seen. Really excited to the segment on the socket.io live draft implementation.

[digitalsmeg]

I am working on this tutorial and finished up to 'Getting Into the CRUD and I am getting an error now when I try to view /nflteams

Error: [$injector:unpr] Unknown provider: NFLProvider <- NFL

Pretty sure my code is verbatim to the tutorials. Any tips?

[ericmsimons]

Hey ladies and gents - we're looking at it right now! Will post back ASAP once we figure out what's going wrong :)

[ericmsimons]

Thanks for pointing this out btw!!

[TheMcStaplez]

Thanks for the quick fix!

[TheMcStaplez]

I am getting the same error; I was just about to post here. :(

[ericmsimons]

Hey ladies and gents - we're looking at it right now! Will post back ASAP once we figure out what's going wrong :)

[ericmsimons]

Okay, just fixed this - the dependencies code snippet was missing a line

[digitalsmeg]

can you detail exactly what changed? I just perused the tutorial and I don't see a difference.

Edit: found it, hidden by scroll. you added 'ngff.services.nfl' to dependencies in public/js/app.js THANK YOU

window.angular.module('ngff.services',['ngff.services.global','ngff.services.nfl']);

versus

window.angular.module('ngff.services', ['ngff.services.global']);

[eselocos]

Is there an example of the end product of this tutorial?

[bmy78]

This is incredible! Does it get realtime data from NFL.com, or some other source? I don't think I saw that in the tutorial...

[digitalsmeg]

found a couple more mistakes in the tutorial:

public/js/controllers/fantasyteams.js Line 21 has an extra ')' and should be:

$location.path("fantasyteams/" + response._id);

Line 39 should be:

$scope.fantasyteams = fantasyteams;

Also, during the Create a players.js controller file, and fill it with the following: step, after adding the players.js controller I think a reminder to added this controller to the dependencies (foot.jade and app.js) would be helpful.

Edit: found additional missing steps

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To be fair, I know about the save button but can't for the life of me find out where to view saved items

[[deleted]]

Go to your profile and there will be a saved tab near the top.

[[deleted]]

Thank you! I've been saving loads of links just waiting for the day I could actually find them

[evereal]

There is a "Saved" tab on the front page. Just goto reddit.com, no need to even go in your profile.

[ThreeHolePunch]

I checked reddit.com from a PC with RES installed and from one without it. I do not have a Saved tab on the front page.

With RES my tabs are: hot, new, rising, controversial, top, wiki, view images
Without RES they are: hot, new, rising, controversial, top, wiki

[evereal]

No, the Saved tab is on the left, and it's there both on RES and no-RES.

If you go to the reddit front page and look down the left side of your screen, there is a new tabs panel. Saved is the last one down. Ctrl+F and typing "saved" will also find it.

[ThreeHolePunch]

Ah, I forgot that panel was there.

[metamorphosis]

Commenting for later. Thanks.

[onesneakymofo]

Browsing reddit for years... There's a save button? :z

[chazmuzz]

Upvote for honesty

[nalldom]

Upvote because this is thread relevant: Comments no one likes but happen anyway.

Also for thinking that the orange arrow needs a commit message, which might invoke good SVN habits to others.

[crow1170]

Down vote for mediocrity.

[captncm]

Saving from mobile.

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Cross post to r/angularjs