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Code School
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2014–2015 · score 2.6
Code School's free introductory Angular course, taught through short video lessons and hands-on coding challenges in the browser. It covers building front-end apps with the AngularJS framework, including templates, repeating lists, and making API calls.
Commenters call it a quick, practical way to get on track with Angular, with one saying you'll know enough in a couple of hours to start building.
Web & Mobile Developmentbeginnerfreeinteractive MOOC#angular#angularjs#front-end#javascript#ng-repeat#api calls
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20142015
Codeschool has a free course on Angular. I'd also recommend egghead.io some of their courses are free but not all of them. It's a good resource though. Once you get the basics down just start building things with the framework that in my opinion is the best way to get super familiar with the…
I'm working on freecodecamp too, but we learnt a bit about AJAX calls before having to do them. The Angular course on CodeSchool shows how to make an API call and use the data, in one of the last videos, maybe you should try doing that course first. Previously, the angular course would come before…
Angular would work fine. Just define a a wine list object where all the wines are stored (you could also do it as a separate json file), ng-repeat over that list, and if you want them to be able to add their own, it would be pretty simple to make a form for adding wines. If none of this makes…