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AngularJS Tutorial: Learn to Build Modern Web Apps

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Re: AngularJS Tutorial: Learn to Build Modern Web Apps

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Post by thomasnext »

Omnipresent wrote: post #38
ericmsimons wrote: post #22

Hey all - we'd love to hear any questions, criticism, or ideas you have. Also, we have a pdf version of the ebook available for $25 on the site, but we'd like to give all of you on HN a 20% discount. You can go to this URL to get the cheaper price - http://gum.co/SUry/awesomehners Thanks for all of your support!

It would be great to see a demo of the app being built. Either a couple of minutes of video or an actual link!

I agree with this. A great tutorial like this should be accompanied by a demo!

Re: AngularJS Tutorial: Learn to Build Modern Web Apps

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Post by AtTheLast »

Omnipresent wrote: post #38
ericmsimons wrote: post #22

Hey all - we'd love to hear any questions, criticism, or ideas you have. Also, we have a pdf version of the ebook available for $25 on the site, but we'd like to give all of you on HN a 20% discount. You can go to this URL to get the cheaper price - http://gum.co/SUry/awesomehners Thanks for all of your support!

It would be great to see a demo of the app being built. Either a couple of minutes of video or an actual link!

I'm more of a visual learner and something like this would be super helpful.

Re: AngularJS Tutorial: Learn to Build Modern Web Apps

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Post by zeppelinnn »

looks like a great guide.. i was working through the original "how to learn angularJS" tutorial, but it got dry through some parts because it was too much material at once without too much of the application behind it in the big picture. I think this tutorial will definitely help with that, good looks!

Re: AngularJS Tutorial: Learn to Build Modern Web Apps

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Post by ericmsimons »

Omnipresent wrote: post #38
ericmsimons wrote: post #22

Hey all - we'd love to hear any questions, criticism, or ideas you have. Also, we have a pdf version of the ebook available for $25 on the site, but we'd like to give all of you on HN a 20% discount. You can go to this URL to get the cheaper price - http://gum.co/SUry/awesomehners Thanks for all of your support!

It would be great to see a demo of the app being built. Either a couple of minutes of video or an actual link!

Once the tutorial is complete (within the next week or two) we'll be posting the demo :)

Re: AngularJS Tutorial: Learn to Build Modern Web Apps

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Post by elbac »

The best place I have found to learn about Angular is http://egghead.io . The videos are really clear and concise.

Many of the more confusing Angular fundamentals that many tutorials like these don't stress egghead.io has short 2 to 3 minute videos explaining in very clear terms.

PS. I know I sound like a shill, but I have nothing do with egghead.io other then I've found them immensely useful.

Re: AngularJS Tutorial: Learn to Build Modern Web Apps

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Post by mfrisbie »

elbac wrote: post #46

The best place I have found to learn about Angular is http://egghead.io . The videos are really clear and concise. Many of the more confusing Angular fundamentals that many tutorials like these don't stress egghead.io has short 2 to 3 minute videos explaining in very clear terms. PS. I know I sound like a shill, but I have nothing do with egghead.io other then I've found them immensely useful.

We have all the egghead videos, complete with ASCIIcasts and source code, on our site: http://www.thinkster.io/egghead.

Re: AngularJS Tutorial: Learn to Build Modern Web Apps

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Post by ericmsimons »

mfrisbie wrote: post #47
elbac wrote: post #46

The best place I have found to learn about Angular is http://egghead.io . The videos are really clear and concise. Many of the more confusing Angular fundamentals that many tutorials like these don't stress egghead.io has short 2 to 3 minute videos explaining in very clear terms. PS. I know I sound like a shill, but I have nothing do with egghead.io other then I've found them immensely useful.

We have all the egghead videos, complete with ASCIIcasts and source code, on our site: http://www.thinkster.io/egghead .

And we structured all of the videos into one place to learn from here - http://www.thinkster.io/pick/GtaQ0oMGIl/a-better-way-to-lear...

Re: AngularJS Tutorial: Learn to Build Modern Web Apps

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Post by victoro »

jmduke wrote: post #16

I'm not sure if I'm more excited or creeped out. Yesterday, I decided I wanted to learn Angular and I figured making a fantasy football clone would be a fun, interesting way to do it -- something I'm vaguely passionate and vaguely knowledgeable about, something that isn't a Twitter clone, lots of numbers, something I can show to a few friends without having their eyes glaze over. Then this came out. Super excited for…

Agreed with the 'reading my mind part'. Though it is high time for fantasy season so its probably at the front of everyone's mind right now. Anyway, very excited to get into this.

Re: AngularJS Tutorial: Learn to Build Modern Web Apps

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Post by Rodeoclash »

davidwparker wrote: post #26

Working with a large Angular app, I've found it much nicer to split away from the "Rails"-style convention of grouping by type (controllers, models, etc) and instead grouping by modules. This plays especially well with Angular where you can group everything within a module together and include a single module which ties all the dependencies together. Curious if others do something similar and group code together by m…

Can you give an example of how you've organised the modules? Like one per model (a products module) or by section of the site?
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