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15,376 PointsWanted
Hey guys,
really liking the site so far. Thanks for your work. I miss some subjects though.
I would love to have more on these ones: Angular (!!), Facebook-API-Integration, Object based PHP and perhaps more into something like session management/user logins in PHP (although that's pretty specific).
Hope you can do something with that. Looking forward to hear from you.
Kind Regards
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Jon Wood
9,884 PointsI'm really liking AngularJS, myself. Though I feel it's a bit hard to get started. Here are some other links I feel are very useful.
Dan Wahlin has an awesome introduction to AngularJS and it helped me greatly to get started.
Thinkster.io is a great resource as well.
Hope that helps with the AngularJS stuff. Unfortunately, I don't know much about the other items to be of much help.
Lars Wettmann
15,376 PointsThanks, Jon. These resources are great and I would have never found them myself. Still haven't worked through them - but it's high priority on the to-learn list. Still hoping to get some easy digestable videos and code challenges for it. I noticed that I learn faster with it and remember it longer. I might also just start to get old haha. Thumbs up for your help, Jon!
Jon Wood
9,884 PointsNo problem! I've done a bit more with AngularJS since then and I still love it. One thing I have noticed, though, in the older tutorials is that some of the items are a bit outdated. Mainly, stuff like routing and animation have been moved out of the core Angular file and into it's own.
If it helps for the code challenge, what helped me was just to create a very, very small app and incorporate each of the items that Angular offers one at a time. I created a small page that consumes one part of an API and displays the results. All with one HTML file and a couple of JavaScript files.