I bought your course to learn Angular 8. I'll now be using it to learn Angular 17. Its the course that keeps giving! Thanks Max for the outstanding course!
@@ivan.jeremichahaha. Im also seeing this when Angular introduced the standalone component. It will become react but with builtin router and other tools
Great content. Thank you Max. I am part of a mass of people who have taken several of your courses on udemy. You have greatly contributed to the success of my career. Kevin, from France.
Can't wait for your new course with Angular 17 concepts explained. You are my first Angular Guru bro. I got in-depth knowledge only from your "Angular - The Complete Guide" course. I like your way of teaching.
Thank you for your outstanding work! 👍 I've recently revisited your Angular course since 2017 and it's still available and its up to date with the current version. It helped me with my career then and helps me today. That's the most profitable investment I've ever made.
I find angular to have so many features that other frameworks like reactjs dont have. For example form controls, validators, guards, interceptors etc. I think more people should look into angular and what it offers.
@@Hankextreme react is a framework, just a really bad one. If a "library" determines how everything in your front end project will be done, then its a framework. They just dont want the responsabilities that comes when u call ur library a framework
React is a library, is made of plain functions you can import. Angular is a framework, it preprocesses its own syntax and abstracts away from coding all these features.
@@stefangarofalo3131 Not really. The mere fact that there is such a command as npx create-react-app myapp is proof. If react was just a library you would be able to use its features anywhere you want. But unfortunately you cant. You have to do it in a react project. Also, You cant import the useState function from reactjs and use it inside an angular project. Because those functions are not pure functions.
Hi Max. I am very happy for the new Angular developments. Please, when you finish with Udemy course update, make a page (at the beginning of the course would be nice) to describe in great detail what chapters changed and in which way. Please spend more time on this and try not to mix old chapters with new ones. We keep notes based on subchapter numbers. Please try not to touch the sequence of subchapters and just put new at the end of main chapters. I repeat...plz make it easy for us using an informative page, to find the stuff related to new developments. Thank u so much !!!
Regarding the course update, how will you approach it? By adding new sections at specific places, or a full re-record? Because the @ngif, @nfor syntax is almost everywhere in the code. I love the course. Awesome summary, thank you for sharing, looking forward to try our the new features.
0:10 hey but when creating new application in the workspace it is creating module i means why and if there any other option i can pass to create standalone app in the existing workspace comment below
Next.js team said they are willing to potentially implement Vite in case their Turbopack idea doesn't work out. Turbopack is supposed to be fast and if they manage to make it work nicely, it's going to be a great speed boost, even though they did push Next.js with it's current webpack/swc setup a lot.
Hey Max. When you update your course, would it be possible to keep the new angular 17 features as additional videos rather than replacing the old ones? I still haven't finished the course, but trying to find some time to make notes on the level of angular I already know - so would be nice to learn the "old ways" of doing things first
i dont know, I did not have problems adapting to ngIf when I used Angular(or even in AngularJS). Its straightforward in my opinion. I came from native JS and JQuery by the way
Hello my teacher, I would like to ask you one question which one is better angular or react, and why ? also is angular have issues in the libraries dependency upgrade so it's prevent you to upgrade and may be you will stack in the upgrade ? and for the react the upgrade will be more easy then angular ??
If your site already uses Angular universal and you want the new ssr in version 17 would you personally make a brand new version 17 project and copy and paste your files across?
i am learning angular just bought his course and can i start with that sections all section and codes still working ? i can start without any worry bcz guide me i never worked on angular
I don't think the issue with angular is with features, branding, docs, tutorials etc. The issue with angular is angular itself, one has to learn a lot before writing something in it and that is something devs don't want to do, especially when there are other better alternatives like solid, svelte, vue or react. All these rapid additions of new features, rebranding is going to hurt a lot of entry level angular developers cause they have a lot on their plate. The interviewers especially for front end positions are known to ask silly questions like "what does {} === [] return in javascript and typescript". So it's like google is trying to make sure that the entry level developers don't pick this framework and the one's who have managed to pick learn more stuff.
I've seen three videos about Angular 17, and it seems like everyone is repeating the same information without offering any distinctive perspectives. In each of these videos, there's a recurring mention of updates to the website. Let's delve deeper into the source code and gain a comprehensive understanding of the refactor.
They have an official 6 month major version release cycle, this has been in their docs for years. Still is, just look up "Angular versioning and releases".
Hi Max, I am a subscriber of your course ....I have a suggestion for your ...can you please add some more project based learning in your course...the old movie store example feels irrelevant nowadays.
u can use whatever u want to create custom web component bro, but if you know angular very well, it simplifies things and offers you so called angular elements.
Idk why angular devs hate jsx so much. It's the only thing that really matters when choosing among the big 3 ui rameworks. Vue now has it. Who knew the killer app of javascript was actually to replace html while maintaining a similar syntatic flavor.
Ok. I guess its time to notify the management to consider upgrading the Angular version once again. Our main project is on version 15 and the management is always hesitant to give us the go signal to upgrade because we always had lots of issues when upgrading, mainly due to the third party libraries not supporting the latest Angular version. But with these new cool features, especially the builtin SSR support and defferable views, they might give us the go since we are gunning for performance improvement tickets next year
I didn't know a teacher like you exist until I found you on Udemy. and your angular course made me a front-end developer. Thank you!
I bought your course to learn Angular 8. I'll now be using it to learn Angular 17. Its the course that keeps giving! Thanks Max for the outstanding course!
I think I have almost bought all your courses on Udemy. You are the best instructor I found Max. Great work.
dang you beat me to it XD
def a 10 out of 10
same
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I didn't buy all of them but bought a few of them. I'd buy a NestJS course in a blink of an eye if he made one.
100% agreed
been working with Angular last 3-4 years now and the new template control flow syntax is like a dream come true
2 more versions and you will have react so why not just use react.
@@ivan.jeremichahaha. Im also seeing this when Angular introduced the standalone component. It will become react but with builtin router and other tools
@@ivan.jeremicit's more vuejs to me than reactjs.
Great content.
Thank you Max.
I am part of a mass of people who have taken several of your courses on udemy.
You have greatly contributed to the success of my career.
Kevin, from France.
Will be caught up to Svelte with this update, having its own template syntax, using signals, using Vite, etc. Glad to see it.
Back to Angular for 4 months! So, love this so far!
Just bought your course as angular is used in the company I'm going to intern with, hope the course gets updated soon
I cant wait for your updated course! Keep up your amazing work!!
Can't wait for your new course with Angular 17 concepts explained. You are my first Angular Guru bro. I got in-depth knowledge only from your "Angular - The Complete Guide" course. I like your way of teaching.
Thank you for your outstanding work! 👍
I've recently revisited your Angular course since 2017 and it's still available and its up to date with the current version.
It helped me with my career then and helps me today.
That's the most profitable investment I've ever made.
I find angular to have so many features that other frameworks like reactjs dont have. For example form controls, validators, guards, interceptors etc. I think more people should look into angular and what it offers.
angular is a framework, react is not.
@@Hankextreme react is a framework, just a really bad one. If a "library" determines how everything in your front end project will be done, then its a framework. They just dont want the responsabilities that comes when u call ur library a framework
React is a library, is made of plain functions you can import. Angular is a framework, it preprocesses its own syntax and abstracts away from coding all these features.
@@stefangarofalo3131 React is a framework, deal with it.
@@stefangarofalo3131 Not really.
The mere fact that there is such a command as npx create-react-app myapp is proof.
If react was just a library you would be able to use its features anywhere you want. But unfortunately you cant. You have to do it in a react project.
Also, You cant import the useState function from reactjs and use it inside an angular project. Because those functions are not pure functions.
Angular new syntax looks like dotnet Razor/Mvc syntax and now dotnet backend developers more than close anytime to Angular :)
Hi Max. I am very happy for the new Angular developments. Please, when you finish with Udemy course update, make a page (at the beginning of the course would be nice) to describe in great detail what chapters changed and in which way. Please spend more time on this and try not to mix old chapters with new ones. We keep notes based on subchapter numbers. Please try not to touch the sequence of subchapters and just put new at the end of main chapters. I repeat...plz make it easy for us using an informative page, to find the stuff related to new developments. Thank u so much !!!
Can a video be made to differentiate between React SSR (NEXT JS) vs Angular SSR?
I've just started the course on Udemy, I'm happy to see there will be a new update!
Max, God bless you, you always go the extra mile and I appreciate that.
Max .. please explain nest js with Angular 🎉❤
Please consider updating all relevant courses - the MEAN stack course too
Man you are the best, still updating your Angular Course with latest topics.
Thxs for your summary of the main features. Angular 17 looks very promising. Definitely a target version to consider for our existing and new apps.
Can't wait to see new content in our udemy course 🎉
The angular course is the most updated course i have in udemy.... Thanks again
any updates or more precisely any timeline when you will update your Udemy course with Angular 17, Thanks in advance.
Regarding the course update, how will you approach it? By adding new sections at specific places, or a full re-record? Because the @ngif, @nfor syntax is almost everywhere in the code. I love the course. Awesome summary, thank you for sharing, looking forward to try our the new features.
Great question, let's see what he says about this
@@fitsuit1555 Yes, I'm very curious too, let's see if Max sees it.👍
Really wondering about the SSR feature, maybe a more detailed video on that?
Yeah like what happens if your app is already using Angular universal?
0:10 hey but when creating new application in the workspace it is creating module i means why and if there any other option i can pass to create standalone app in the existing workspace comment below
Glad for me to leave Angular when it hit v2.
I never regret, and now Im happy with Svelte
These new features are indeed exciting. Can’t wait to use these in real life
Thanks for the angular update, Max.
I love your udemy course sir, it helps me alot to understand more about angular.
Vite is pretty much taking over, only framework holding out is Next.js
That;s because NextJS is using their own developed bundler called turbopack, which they say is even faster supposedly.
Soon there are turbopack and Rspack which are rust based bundler
Next.js team said they are willing to potentially implement Vite in case their Turbopack idea doesn't work out. Turbopack is supposed to be fast and if they manage to make it work nicely, it's going to be a great speed boost, even though they did push Next.js with it's current webpack/swc setup a lot.
Thank you man. I learned angular from you
So , now as it looks I am finally ok of adopting Angular :)) ! Greeeeaaaaaaaaaaat
Thanks Max, you really are the sage of web development
Hey Max. When you update your course, would it be possible to keep the new angular 17 features as additional videos rather than replacing the old ones? I still haven't finished the course, but trying to find some time to make notes on the level of angular I already know - so would be nice to learn the "old ways" of doing things first
Hi Max, when should we expect the update in the course? Thanks
Can’t wait to learn all these exciting features added to 17
Great introduction to Angular 17!
Is there anyway you can add information and example in your project about the subject of Reactive Forms instead of using Templated Forms?
Your course is awesome! keep going.
Terrific video! Much needed; Thanks Max!
Hello Max. NexJs 14 is out is there any chance for NextKs course update or even making a new one?
Danke, Max! Sehr gute Zusammenfassung! 🙂
Do you have update when the courseupdate will be out?
Wow impressive how many good changes to angular. Makes me wanna try it again 🤩
Well.... not a good starting point when the code example on the frontpage fails to load... and it's ultra slow
What about NextJS 14?
By when your going to upload the angular 17 topics?
Finally, it took Angular 10 years to come up with a developer-friendly way of doing “if” and “for” statements.
i dont know, I did not have problems adapting to ngIf when I used Angular(or even in AngularJS). Its straightforward in my opinion.
I came from native JS and JQuery by the way
Those were always dev-friendly. You can't think they're hard
I find it ugly actually I still prefer the old ngif. It seems js community nowadays are doing unnecessary updates that are not needed.
I'd love to learn Angular, but could you update Nextjs first?
I was looking for it on UDEMY.... is it there yet?
kindly recreate the whole angular course, it would be really helpful, because the old one really sucks at points.
Will I get a chance to use Vitest for Angular? How to do it?
Hello my teacher, I would like to ask you one question which one is better angular or react, and why ? also is angular have issues in the libraries dependency upgrade so it's prevent you to upgrade and may be you will stack in the upgrade ? and for the react the upgrade will be more easy then angular ??
Best German teacher with a understandable language
Love from Bangladesh! 💖
That advertising... DEVELOPER behing you is awesome! hahaha Where did you get it?
Great max
Need your help
When build and deploy angular 17 ssr
Faced issues
There is no main.js in server output
R u gonna post another vid or short when u release the A17 update? I don't wanna hafta keep refreshing my uDemy page to check.
Hello Max, is there any aprox date on when are you releasing the updated course in udemy?
Max, do you have any plans for creating a Nestjs course? I would buy it in a hearbeat!
If your site already uses Angular universal and you want the new ssr in version 17 would you personally make a brand new version 17 project and copy and paste your files across?
Was the course updated? 🤔
Icw for ur course update. I'm a yuge Angular fan. I got ur course prolly like 4 years ago.
Is the node js course on udemy still valid? I meant is it still new or some newer version came out?
Hello Max, can I make use of the black friday discount on the pro membership if I have been a pro member for a year ?
Hello, will the updates be present on the Udemy course?
i am learning angular just bought his course and can i start with that sections all section and codes still working ? i can start without any worry bcz guide me i never worked on angular
hi, If I purchased your course on Udemy, can I download your course videos on my computer.
I don't think the issue with angular is with features, branding, docs, tutorials etc. The issue with angular is angular itself, one has to learn a lot before writing something in it and that is something devs don't want to do, especially when there are other better alternatives like solid, svelte, vue or react.
All these rapid additions of new features, rebranding is going to hurt a lot of entry level angular developers cause they have a lot on their plate. The interviewers especially for front end positions are known to ask silly questions like "what does {} === [] return in javascript and typescript". So it's like google is trying to make sure that the entry level developers don't pick this framework and the one's who have managed to pick learn more stuff.
What do you think you have to learn to write something?
Great video. But I guess they are still not using vite right. It seems so
this man is Angular God
Can you please do a crush course on the new Angular 17 .
Thank you Max.
Hi, I love your content, will you update the MEAN stack udemy course from udemy?
Is angular still the best framework for enterprise?
Every modern js framework is good for enterprise. So it depends what you expect, etc.
Yes
Or react. Has great documentation and support online. Arguably better than angular.
in combination with nx it's very good for enterprise , well any size actually
it was never the best for enterprise xD
Angular is becoming again the BEST choice for real companies.
😂😂😂
"real" companies. Lol what?
@@TheAndre2131 like no shitty startups but companies with big projects and actual teams
Angular is the most used framework on big companies. That's a fact.
So Meta and Netflix are crappy startups then. Got it.
I've seen three videos about Angular 17, and it seems like everyone is repeating the same information without offering any distinctive perspectives. In each of these videos, there's a recurring mention of updates to the website. Let's delve deeper into the source code and gain a comprehensive understanding of the refactor.
Love Angular
WTF, v17?? I bought the Angular course a few years ago and it was Angular 8. Why are they having so many full versions?
It was really crappy now it is gettin better (allegedly)
i am guessing you re new, so welcome to javascript world.
They have an official 6 month major version release cycle, this has been in their docs for years. Still is, just look up "Angular versioning and releases".
They switched to a 6 month release model recently.
Just read the official documentation dude, it has everything in depth even ur tutor didn't covered......
except universal requires express dependencies so can't be deployed outside node
thank you for sharing details
Please update the course angular 17 quickly
Thank you.
You are great.❤❤
This fellow know everything in half....
I can't for this update!!!
Hi Max, I am a subscriber of your course ....I have a suggestion for your ...can you please add some more project based learning in your course...the old movie store example feels irrelevant nowadays.
Hey Max, do you have plans to create a completely new Angular course?
Yes, I'll re-record it from the ground up.
@@academindthank you very much, looking forward
Alot has been changed for NGRX also. Kindly update it with signals when NGRX team launch
I would love to enroll as I'm a beginner with no angular experience
@@academind
Can I start learning angular from angular 17?
I'm a beginner and I know HTML, CSS and Javascript
of course...
Sure. No need to learn the old way of doing things unless you have projects have use the older versions (or work for a company).
Thanks Max!!!!
And yet we still can't create a custom element to use it as a standalone component in our website in a way that we can understand it...
u can use whatever u want to create custom web component bro, but if you know angular very well, it simplifies things and offers you so called angular elements.
Angular Guru❤
Just bought your angular course on udemy, and waiting for the new update...
Can I ask you to add a Polish translation to the course for Udemy. ?
damiankacprzak8322 why? Poles speak English very well.
Idk why angular devs hate jsx so much. It's the only thing that really matters when choosing among the big 3 ui rameworks. Vue now has it.
Who knew the killer app of javascript was actually to replace html while maintaining a similar syntatic flavor.
angular 17 👏👏
Ok. I guess its time to notify the management to consider upgrading the Angular version once again.
Our main project is on version 15 and the management is always hesitant to give us the go signal to upgrade because we always had lots of issues when upgrading, mainly due to the third party libraries not supporting the latest Angular version.
But with these new cool features, especially the builtin SSR support and defferable views, they might give us the go since we are gunning for performance improvement tickets next year
Nextjs 13/14 is far superior and has had ssr for a while now
we need full project course using only Angular 17 the latest