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Author
Gary Simon
Released
10/16/2017
Understanding how to perform create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations for a variety of apps is crucial for any developer. In this course, learn how to perform CRUD operations with Angular apps. Instructor Gary Simon begins by covering fundamental Angular concepts, such as how to use the Angular CLI and capture user events. He then walks through the creation of two apps, from which you can perform CRUD operations. He shows how to work with Angular Firebase to create a chat app that can create, read, update, and delete messages, as well as how to create a simple blog.
Topics include:
- Angular Firebase CRUD
- Firebase setup
- Starting a project
- Defining the template
- CRUD apps with MongoDB
- MongoDB setup
- Creating a data service
- Home component
- Creating, updating, and deleting articles
Skill Level Intermediate
1h 50m
Duration
45,505
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Introduction
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Introduction57s
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Exercise files41s
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1. Required Understanding
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Using the Angular CLI3m 28s
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Capturing user events2m 37s
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Displaying data3m 31s
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Angular router4m 30s
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2. Angular Firebase CRUD
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Firebase setup1m 58s
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Starting the project3m 34s
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Defining the template6m 49s
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Defining the CSS5m 24s
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Create and read4m 59s
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Updating6m 33s
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3. CRUD Apps with MongoDB (Back End)
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Starting the project5m 17s
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MongoDB setup2m 41s
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Setting up the API6m 56s
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4. CRUD Apps with MongoDB (Front End)
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Creating the data service2m 30s
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Displaying the articles5m 22s
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Home component6m 9s
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Article component7m 19s
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Creating articles8m 13s
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Article form6m 25s
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Updating articles7m 54s
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Deleting articles2m 37s
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Conclusion
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Next steps22s
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