Bind form inputs to yyour component model and class variables.
- [Instructor] To get the data or values…from our two input boxes,…we could use something called a Form Builder…with reactive forms,…which is a good choice in this case,…but I'm going to keep it simple…with individual data binding.…This is so that you can learn multiple ways…of achieving something similar.…We will take a look at reactive forms…and the Form Builder, in a later chapter.…Back in our new-message-component,…let's begin by creating an owner field…in our new message class.…So we'll do that below the constructor,…and we'll set it to a value of test.…
Next, inside our input element on line 10,…let's add a value property,…and we'll set it to our new owner class property,…and we'll wrap that in double curly braces.…Let's save that up and then take a look at our page.…After the automatic refresh, we should see our test value…inside the name input,…but this is not yet two-way data binding.…Meaning that if I type something else in the name input…instead of test, our name field…will change it's value as well,…and that is not yet happening.…
Author
Alexander Zanfir
Updated
4/4/2019Released
5/16/2017- Setting up the infrastructure
- Displaying data in Angular 2
- Refining your layout with Angular Material
- Getting your data from Node.js
- Saving data to a list
- Creating the component
- Getting your input data
- Creating reactive forms in Angular
- Creating a security middleware
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Q: This course was updated on 10/17/2017. What changed?
A: We updated five videos to reflect changes to the setup and data retrieval and display processes in Angular 2. For example, instead of using a Git Angular template, the updated course uses the Angular CLI to generate a starting template, for a smooth runtime experience.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 7s
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Using the exercise files1m 32s
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1. Setting Up the Infrastructure
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Demo application overview1m 10s
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2. Displaying Data in Angular 2
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Creating the component6m 24s
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Show our data3m 22s
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3. Getting Your Data from Node
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Set up express3m 10s
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Create a service2m 42s
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4. Saving Your Data to Node
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Create a post service3m 39s
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Save data to a list1m 20s
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Creating an express router2m 54s
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5. Creating a Form in Angular
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Creating the component6m 49s
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Get our input data5m 17s
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6. Navigating with Router
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Create a nav bar2m 44s
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Set up routes4m 10s
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Add a messages route2m 49s
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Pass a route parameter3m 40s
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Retrieve a route parameter1m 17s
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7. Reactive Programming
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HTTP get with Observable6m 14s
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8. Creating Reactive Forms in Angular
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Create a register layout5m 29s
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Validate with reactive forms7m 21s
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9. Registering Users
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Store a token with Angular1m 43s
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Log out2m 45s
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10. Logging In
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Create the login services6m 47s
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11. Authorizing Resources
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Edit user Info7m 45s
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Update message posting1m 26s
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Conclusion
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Next steps18s
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