LanceScheffer / Class-10-Angular-Forms-Example-Starting-Code

See the difference between Template Driven Forms & Reactive Driven Forms (10-17-22 class:18)

Class 10 - Forms Exercise

How to Start

1. On this page, find the green button that says "Code". Click it and download the ZIP file.
2. Unzip the folder and open in VSCode
3. Open a terminal at this folder and run npm install to download the node_modules dependencies.
4. Code!

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Steps

1. Download staring code for class 10 Angular Example
2. In the app.component.html file, create a container div with a row inside that renders both of our components side-by-side.
3. Inside the "BookFormTemplateComponent": Create a template-driven form that, when submitted, displays all the relevant data below the form.
   • Title, Author, and Genre should all be required inputs that display an error message with a red border when touched and invalid.
   • Set 'mystery' to be the default value on the genre select box.
   • Use two-way-binding to display the name of the book after the word "Submit" on the submit button.
   • Display the title, author, and genre below the form when a user clicks "Submit". (Also, reset the form.)
4. Inside the "BookFormReactiveComponent": Create a reactive-driven form that, when submitted, displays all the relevant data below the form.
   • Title, Author, and Genre should all be required inputs that display an error message with a red border when touched and invalid.
   • Set 'mystery' to be the default value on the genre select box.
   • Display the title, author, and genre below the form when a user clicks "Submit". (Also, reset the form.)
5. Publish to Github. Inside the README.md file, write your experience of the different approaches.
   • Define the "Template-Driven-Approach" and the "Reactive-Driven-Approach".
   • Explain their differences and what each excel at doing.
   • Write about what you find easy and what is challenging about each.

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Viewing the Final Product

1. On this page in github, on the same line as the "code" button but on the left side... you should see a dropdown with the text "Starting-Code".
2. Click the dropdown and select "Final-Project".
3. You should now be able to view the files of the finished project.