Reactive Forms - The Basics

Forms are the core feature of many apps. Being skilled with reactive forms should be a high priority for virtually all Angular developers. I hope this video helps solidify the core principles :)

"... is too you old..."

Just shows that we make funny messages by mistake when coding software. Not intentional but coding happens like that at times.

I really REALLY love the intro music, it's so relaxing for coding, please share whenever you feel relaxed and confident to do so! (no rly, share coz I'm dying for this music track)

Any tips on how to effectively create getters for forms?

Well done video.

Sadly using Angular 15.2.6 (not AngularJS) does not pass back the values submitted on the Dialog. (Around 14 minutes and 30 seconds in your video.) * Fix found in my response to this item *

All I see is object using my code when referring to the form data. The viewing of the data as changes are made works great otherwise. But I need to be able to get directly to the data. Sadly debugging, so far, will not let me look at the typescript before sending the data to my Database call which never happens due to the form data is showing up as "object" on submit.

Didn't know you could subscribe to a reactive form

A comment for the algorithm-gods!

Is this still valid in 2022?

Does angular/firebase still holds it value in 2022?

Super pact video, took me like an hour but it was worth it! Awesome tutorial

a beautiful explanation 😀

angular materials sucks

When I tried to repeat nested forms I have to deep copy phone group, else both of phones updates simultaneously

can we get github link?

Too fast too messy, too few examples and not well explained.

Hey fireship !
This video is great !
But what's the angular version is this ??

cool as fuck

you talk too fast and you have already code some stuff beforehand so makes it impossible to follow!

Please bring back this intro theme song man

(No sarcasm) I appreciate how your videos assume we are competent enough developers that don't need every single thing spoon fed. Thanks for your concise approach to teaching.

Nice

The more I watch videos on Angular the more I can't help thinking "fuck, I hate angular". This is like the bowling alley with bumpers, only you're also solving a Rubik's cube jigsaw puzzle strapped to the back of an angry terrorist.

is there a mini version of you to get out from a pocket whenever i need your immense knowledge? geez you are smart

Contact you?

Project source code?

Ur telegram channel link?

Does anyone fixed the nested form issue, about the same phone constant?

Hello, How can I buy this complete Kurs ?

Sir I want send to multiple images by using dynamic reactive forms through FormData to API.
Like this -
{
"name":"productname",
"images":{ "img1" , "img2" , "img3" }
}

Now I need to figure out custom validators, and why and when I need an async one
I love this video. One thing...the music starts a bit too soon before it's really done and is kind of distracting.

Is there any reason to create the form in the ngOnInit life-cycle hook instead of the constructor? I ask because I've seen other tutorials where they do it in the constructor.

Just awesome.. very helpful

I'm repeating after the video. How can I handle this error:
error TS2564: Property 'myForm' has no initializer and is not definitely assigned in the constructor. ?

what theme do you use here?

what is the benefit of angular material compared to regular NgForm??

It helped me a lot. Thanks!

So this is 'the basics'? UwU Love it

Why is it zoomed so much? Unzoom

Great and informative. Keep them coming.

How can I make sure that the validator is not taking effect until i click off of the input feild?

Hi
Thank you very much.
What's Angular icon theme you are using ? Please let me know. Thanks

What do you guys think of angular material? In my opinion, it's kinda annoying that you have to essentially fight against their css, sometimes requiring very specific selectors of !important. I feel like it's intended for people that just want to slap some components into their html and not adjust anything but colour and stuff... For me, I actually prefer just implementing the styling from scratch, with normal html elements, depending on how I want things to look... Maybe I'm doing something wrong though and there's a way to raise the priority of your custom css file for a component, if that's even a thing

Edit: order of loading css files doesn't help, since their selectors are very specific and their style sometimes even uses !important

How do you break your project tree into multiple modules? I saw ng generate module but idk how you'd avoid circular imports with global services in the app module.

One of the best tutorials on reactive forms, excellent job 👍

Awesome content! It really helped me, thanks!

Simple and straight forward explanation.

What is your approach on conditional/related field validation ("confirm email", or "if A is checked, only then B is required")? It's one thing I still can't find a clean solution to and end up with nasty looking custom validators and/or custom setters on component to update formgroup when inputs change

epic explanation brother! Absolutely no crap. Loved it

yup he shows, not teach