Creating a Real-World Angular 2 App: Building a Form

This course continues where Building a Realtime Firebase Database left off - make sure you’ve completed that before beginning. We’ll continue building Bugged Out, our bug-tracking application. By the end of this course, you’ll have an in-depth understanding of Angular forms and how they’re used in real-world projects. We’ll start by creating and styling a form, providing users with an interface for manipulating bug tracking data. We’ll show you how to send that data to your database, and validate it en-route. We’ll also look at FormBuilder, create a TypeScript method, and finally show you how to reset the form after a submission. After you complete this, you can continue building Bugged Out with the next course, Angular 2: Methods, Tables and Listeners. This is part six of a seven part series. Get the full benefit by completing them in order:

• Creating Your First Angular 2 App
• Building a Task Card App with Angular 2
• Building Reusable Components in Angular 2
• Creating a Real-World Angular 2 App: Modules, Routing and Components
• Building a Realtime Firebase Database
• Creating a Real-World Angular 2 App: Creating a Form
• Creating a Real-World Angular 2 App: Methods, Tables and Listeners