Angular 6 - MEAN Stack Crash Course - Part 4: Completing The User Interface

Building An Angular 6 CRUD Application From Scratch with MongoDB, Express, Node.js, And Material Design UI

This is the final part of the MEAN Stack Crash Course series. In this part we're going to complete the implementation of the Angular 6 front-end application which is part of the MEAN stack sample.

In the first part of this series you've learned how to create the Angular 6 front-end application, set up the basic project structure by creating components and configuring the client-side routing.

In the second part we've covered the back-end project of the MEAN stack application. We've implemented a Node.js / Express server which is connected to a MongoDB database instance. We've implemented server end points accepting HTTP request for creating, updating, deleting, and retrieving issue data.

In part three we've been implementing an Angular service class in our front-end project which is used to connected to the back-end. Implementing an Angular service for accessing the back-end helps us to keep our code DRY by encapsulating the logic which is needed for accessing the REST back-end in one single class.
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