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Angular Forms

This course will cover the fundamentals of working with forms in Angular. You'll learn how to create forms, style them, and use data binding and validation. You'll be able to post a form to a server, and work with third-party form controls.

Beginner
2h 3m
(412)

Created by Mark Zamoyta

Last Updated Jun 26, 2024

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Angular Forms

This course will cover the fundamentals of working with forms in Angular. You'll learn how to create forms, style them, and use data binding and validation. You'll be able to post a form to a server, and work with third-party form controls.

Beginner
2h 3m
(412)

Created by Mark Zamoyta

Last Updated Jun 26, 2024

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What you'll learn

Forms are a vital part of web applications, since they're the primary way you collect data from your users. You want your forms to look good and offer a simple, smooth experience. In this course, Angular Forms, you'll learn how to create template-driven forms using the Angular framework. First, you'll discover how to style them, use data binding and then validate your forms. Next, you'll explore observables and posting your forms to a server. Finally, you'll learn about third-party form controls which offer much more functionality than standard HTML5. By the end of this course, you'll be able to build great looking forms that offer your users a simple way to input any data.

Angular Forms
Beginner
2h 3m
(412)
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Mark Zamoyta - Pluralsight course - Angular Forms
Mark Zamoyta
17 courses 4.6 author rating 9036 ratings

Mark started in the developer world over 25 years ago. He began his career with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from St. Johns University. After spending 10 years on Wall Street working for Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers and other major investment banks, Mark became interested in animation and video game software.

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