Huge thank you to everybody who supports this content! Get a idea of my future plans with this cryptic Easter egg filled channel update :)
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Welcome to the first ever channel update for Angular Firebase.
I want to start things off by just saying thank you to everybody who's been involved in this project.
Whether you're a lifetime pro member or just watch the videos here on YouTube, I truly appreciate every piece of support that I get.
When I started this project over a year ago, it was really just a little experiment to create a couple of videos about some technologies that I really liked.
I just finished up a big project using Angular and Firebase for a client, and I just knew that that stack was the Future of web development.
And it looks like that was a pretty good bet because the adoption of Angular and Firebase has grown like crazy.
But the crazy thing for me is much of a positive impact that starting a YouTube channel has had on my life.
It doesn't make a ton of money, but it's incredibly rewarding to me to see someone Start with an idea and then see that idea through to an actual deployed app.
Playing just a small role in that process is awesome to me because I know how great it feels to get something like that accomplished.
And man, this last year has been totally crazy for me.
Honestly, I don't know where my life would be without this community.
When my dad died on January 1st, you guys were there for me.
And when my second son, Crew Timothy, was born last week, you provided so much positive feedback which I'm just so grateful for as a human being.
Even though I have this YouTube channel.
In the real world, I'm a pretty quiet and reserved kind of guy.
So I guess what I'm trying to say is that this thing is a two way street for me.
I get so much good out of it that I wake up motivated pretty much every day to produce more content and explore new ideas.
So once again, thank you for making that possible.
Now let's talk about future of the YouTube channel.
Like I said at the beginning of the video, Angular Firebase had just started as an experiment and I never had any plans to grow it beyond just a few videos, But here we are a year and a half later with close to 50,000 subscribers and over a 100 videos.
I've learned a ton about creating content for coders, and my mission is to create an experience that's Optimize for ambitious coders who want to build and ship an actual product.
A ton of progress has been made in the right direction, but I still have Big plans for the future.
I think the biggest issue is keeping content relevant and up to date, especially in the super fast moving web development In the last year, Firebase, RXJS, and Angular have all had major changes that caused past content to become instantly obsolete.
With all that in mind and the feedback that I've received from the community, I've decided that the only viable solution is to build a new product from the ground up.
Its name is Fireship, and it will give me the flexibility needed to build a truly optimized experience for this community.
If you're an existing Pro member, this isn't like some new product that you have to buy.
And if you're already a lifetime member, you're guaranteed to get every piece of content that I produce for the rest of my life for free.
If you're an existing pro member, you know that we have kind of this weird system where you have to sign up for a pro membership, and then you get discounts, and have Sign up for Teachable to access the full courses.
That's not an acceptable experience in my opinion, and it's not sustainable for the future.
And in case you were wondering, Fireship will drink its own Kool Aid.
Firebase is used for the back end infrastructure, and then we have an Angular app for the front end, and we'll also be using custom elements and web components to handle a lot of the static content.
And that's thanks to a little library called Stencil from the Ionic team.
And I'd like to also reiterate that suggestions are really valuable, and it's really what drives the decisions that go into the improvements to Angular Firebase and this upcoming Fireship project.
So if you have ideas, I definitely like to hear them in the comments or on Slack.
These changes are quite a ways off, but I just wanted to let everybody know that I'm making it my full time effort to build the best possible training and consulting platform for Firebase and app development in general.
But for now, you can expect to see the same content release schedule that you're used to a couple videos per week.
And, I'm also finishing up a full Ionic course for pro members that should be ready for release early next week.
I think that's all the news I have for now.
Thanks again everybody for thing, and I'll talk to you soon.
Oh, wait.
There is one more thing.
I promised a free hat in the last video.
Let's go ahead and let Google pick that winner now.
Hey, Google.
Pick a random We're between 150.
Coming right up.
28.
I'm just going to scroll down and choose the 28th comment.
So congratulations, Elliot Heath.
You just won a free hat.
Go ahead and send me a direct with your address and we'll get that sent out.
That's a wrap.
Roll credits.
Thanks, everybody.

Speaker 0: Welcome to the first ever channel update for Angular Firebase. I want to start things off by just saying thank you to everybody who's been involved in this project. Whether you're a lifetime pro member or just watch the videos here on YouTube, I truly appreciate every piece of support that I get. When I started this project over a year ago, it was really just a little experiment to create a couple of videos about some technologies that I really liked. I just finished up a big project using Angular and Firebase for a client, and I just knew that that stack was the Future of web development.

And it looks like that was a pretty good bet because the adoption of Angular and Firebase has grown like crazy. But the crazy thing for me is much of a positive impact that starting a YouTube channel has had on my life. It doesn't make a ton of money, but it's incredibly rewarding to me to see someone Start with an idea and then see that idea through to an actual deployed app. Playing just a small role in that process is awesome to me because I know how great it feels to get something like that accomplished. And man, this last year has been totally crazy for me.

Honestly, I don't know where my life would be without this community. When my dad died on January 1st, you guys were there for me. And when my second son, Crew Timothy, was born last week, you provided so much positive feedback which I'm just so grateful for as a human being. Even though I have this YouTube channel. In the real world, I'm a pretty quiet and reserved kind of guy.

So I guess what I'm trying to say is that this thing is a two way street for me. I get so much good out of it that I wake up motivated pretty much every day to produce more content and explore new ideas. So once again, thank you for making that possible. Now let's talk about future of the YouTube channel. Like I said at the beginning of the video, Angular Firebase had just started as an experiment and I never had any plans to grow it beyond just a few videos, But here we are a year and a half later with close to 50,000 subscribers and over a 100 videos.

I've learned a ton about creating content for coders, and my mission is to create an experience that's Optimize for ambitious coders who want to build and ship an actual product. A ton of progress has been made in the right direction, but I still have Big plans for the future. I think the biggest issue is keeping content relevant and up to date, especially in the super fast moving web development In the last year, Firebase, RXJS, and Angular have all had major changes that caused past content to become instantly obsolete. With all that in mind and the feedback that I've received from the community, I've decided that the only viable solution is to build a new product from the ground up. Its name is Fireship, and it will give me the flexibility needed to build a truly optimized experience for this community.

If you're an existing Pro member, this isn't like some new product that you have to buy. And if you're already a lifetime member, you're guaranteed to get every piece of content that I produce for the rest of my life for free. If you're an existing pro member, you know that we have kind of this weird system where you have to sign up for a pro membership, and then you get discounts, and have Sign up for Teachable to access the full courses. That's not an acceptable experience in my opinion, and it's not sustainable for the future. And in case you were wondering, Fireship will drink its own Kool Aid.

Firebase is used for the back end infrastructure, and then we have an Angular app for the front end, and we'll also be using custom elements and web components to handle a lot of the static content. And that's thanks to a little library called Stencil from the Ionic team. And I'd like to also reiterate that suggestions are really valuable, and it's really what drives the decisions that go into the improvements to Angular Firebase and this upcoming Fireship project. So if you have ideas, I definitely like to hear them in the comments or on Slack. These changes are quite a ways off, but I just wanted to let everybody know that I'm making it my full time effort to build the best possible training and consulting platform for Firebase and app development in general.

But for now, you can expect to see the same content release schedule that you're used to a couple videos per week. And, I'm also finishing up a full Ionic course for pro members that should be ready for release early next week. I think that's all the news I have for now. Thanks again everybody for thing, and I'll talk to you soon. Oh, wait.

There is one more thing. I promised a free hat in the last video. Let's go ahead and let Google pick that winner now. Hey, Google. Pick a random We're between 150.

Coming right up. 28. I'm just going to scroll down and choose the 28th comment. So congratulations, Elliot Heath. You just won a free hat.

Go ahead and send me a direct with your address and we'll get that sent out. That's a wrap. Roll credits. Thanks, everybody.
Welcome to the first ever channel update for Angular Firebase. I want to start things off by just saying thank you to everybody who's been involved in this project. Whether you're a lifetime pro member or just watch the videos here on YouTube, I truly appreciate every piece of support that I get. When I started this project over a year ago, it was really just a little experiment to create a couple of videos about some technologies that I really liked. I just finished up a big project using Angular and Firebase for a client, and I just knew that that stack was the Future of web development. And it looks like that was a pretty good bet because the adoption of Angular and Firebase has grown like crazy. But the crazy thing for me is much of a positive impact that starting a YouTube channel has had on my life. It doesn't make a ton of money, but it's incredibly rewarding to me to see someone Start with an idea and then see that idea through to an actual deployed app.
youtube
video gaming
Playing just a small role in that process is awesome to me because I know how great it feels to get something like that accomplished. And man, this last year has been totally crazy for me. Honestly, I don't know where my life would be without this community. When my dad died on January 1st, you guys were there for me. And when my second son, Crew Timothy, was born last week, you provided so much positive feedback which I'm just so grateful for as a human being.
Even though I have this YouTube channel. In the real world, I'm a pretty quiet and reserved kind of guy. So I guess what I'm trying to say is that this thing is a two way street for me. I get so much good out of it that I wake up motivated pretty much every day to produce more content and explore new ideas. So once again, thank you for making that possible. Now let's talk about future of the YouTube channel. Like I said at the beginning of the video, Angular Firebase had just started as an experiment and I never had any plans to grow it beyond just a few videos, But here we are a year and a half later with close to 50,000 subscribers and over a 100 videos. I've learned a ton about creating content for coders, and my mission is to create an experience that's Optimize for ambitious coders who want to build and ship an actual product. A ton of progress has been made in the right direction, but I still have Big plans for the future.
youtube
software development
programming
software
video gaming
graphic design
I think the biggest issue is keeping content relevant and up to date, especially in the super fast moving web development In the last year, Firebase, RXJS, and Angular have all had major changes that caused past content to become instantly obsolete. With all that in mind and the feedback that I've received from the community, I've decided that the only viable solution is to build a new product from the ground up.
Its name is Fireship, and it will give me the flexibility needed to build a truly optimized experience for this community. If you're an existing Pro member, this isn't like some new product that you have to buy. And if you're already a lifetime member, you're guaranteed to get every piece of content that I produce for the rest of my life for free.
customer support
If you're an existing pro member, you know that we have kind of this weird system where you have to sign up for a pro membership, and then you get discounts, and have Sign up for Teachable to access the full courses. That's not an acceptable experience in my opinion, and it's not sustainable for the future. And in case you were wondering, Fireship will drink its own Kool Aid. Firebase is used for the back end infrastructure, and then we have an Angular app for the front end, and we'll also be using custom elements and web components to handle a lot of the static content. And that's thanks to a little library called Stencil from the Ionic team. And I'd like to also reiterate that suggestions are really valuable, and it's really what drives the decisions that go into the improvements to Angular Firebase and this upcoming Fireship project. So if you have ideas, I definitely like to hear them in the comments or on Slack. These changes are quite a ways off, but I just wanted to let everybody know that I'm making it my full time effort to build the best possible training and consulting platform for Firebase and app development in general. But for now, you can expect to see the same content release schedule that you're used to a couple videos per week. And, I'm also finishing up a full Ionic course for pro members that should be ready for release early next week.
I think that's all the news I have for now. Thanks again everybody for thing, and I'll talk to you soon. Oh, wait. There is one more thing. I promised a free hat in the last video. Let's go ahead and let Google pick that winner now. Hey, Google. Pick a random We're between 150.
news
Coming right up. 28. I'm just going to scroll down and choose the 28th comment. So congratulations, Elliot Heath. You just won a free hat.
Go ahead and send me a direct with your address and we'll get that sent out. That's a wrap. Roll credits. Thanks, everybody.
Welcome to the first ever channel update for Angular Firebase. I want to start things off by just saying thank you to everybody who's been involved in this project. Whether you're a lifetime pro member or just watch the videos here on YouTube, I truly appreciate every piece of support that I get. When I started this project over a year ago, it was really just a little experiment to create a couple of videos about some technologies that I really liked. I just finished up a big project using Angular and Firebase for a client, and I just knew that that stack was the Future of web development. And it looks like that was a pretty good bet because the adoption of Angular and Firebase has grown like crazy. But the crazy thing for me is much of a positive impact that starting a YouTube channel has had on my life. It doesn't make a ton of money, but it's incredibly rewarding to me to see someone Start with an idea and then see that idea through to an actual deployed app. Playing just a small role in that process is awesome to me because I know how great it feels to get something like that accomplished. And man, this last year has been totally crazy for me. Honestly, I don't know where my life would be without this community. When my dad died on January 1st, you guys were there for me. And when my second son, Crew Timothy, was born last week, you provided so much positive feedback which I'm just so grateful for as a human being. Even though I have this YouTube channel. In the real world, I'm a pretty quiet and reserved kind of guy. So I guess what I'm trying to say is that this thing is a two way street for me. I get so much good out of it that I wake up motivated pretty much every day to produce more content and explore new ideas. So once again, thank you for making that possible. Now let's talk about future of the YouTube channel. Like I said at the beginning of the video, Angular Firebase had just started as an experiment and I never had any plans to grow it beyond just a few videos, But here we are a year and a half later with close to 50,000 subscribers and over a 100 videos. I've learned a ton about creating content for coders, and my mission is to create an experience that's Optimize for ambitious coders who want to build and ship an actual product. A ton of progress has been made in the right direction, but I still have Big plans for the future. I think the biggest issue is keeping content relevant and up to date, especially in the super fast moving web development In the last year, Firebase, RXJS, and Angular have all had major changes that caused past content to become instantly obsolete. With all that in mind and the feedback that I've received from the community, I've decided that the only viable solution is to build a new product from the ground up. Its name is Fireship, and it will give me the flexibility needed to build a truly optimized experience for this community. If you're an existing Pro member, this isn't like some new product that you have to buy. And if you're already a lifetime member, you're guaranteed to get every piece of content that I produce for the rest of my life for free. If you're an existing pro member, you know that we have kind of this weird system where you have to sign up for a pro membership, and then you get discounts, and have Sign up for Teachable to access the full courses. That's not an acceptable experience in my opinion, and it's not sustainable for the future. And in case you were wondering, Fireship will drink its own Kool Aid. Firebase is used for the back end infrastructure, and then we have an Angular app for the front end, and we'll also be using custom elements and web components to handle a lot of the static content. And that's thanks to a little library called Stencil from the Ionic team. And I'd like to also reiterate that suggestions are really valuable, and it's really what drives the decisions that go into the improvements to Angular Firebase and this upcoming Fireship project. So if you have ideas, I definitely like to hear them in the comments or on Slack. These changes are quite a ways off, but I just wanted to let everybody know that I'm making it my full time effort to build the best possible training and consulting platform for Firebase and app development in general. But for now, you can expect to see the same content release schedule that you're used to a couple videos per week. And, I'm also finishing up a full Ionic course for pro members that should be ready for release early next week. I think that's all the news I have for now. Thanks again everybody for thing, and I'll talk to you soon. Oh, wait. There is one more thing. I promised a free hat in the last video. Let's go ahead and let Google pick that winner now. Hey, Google. Pick a random We're between 150. Coming right up. 28. I'm just going to scroll down and choose the 28th comment. So congratulations, Elliot Heath. You just won a free hat. Go ahead and send me a direct with your address and we'll get that sent out. That's a wrap. Roll credits. Thanks, everybody.
Welcome
welcome
to
to
the
the
first
first
ever
ever
channel
channel
update
update
for
for
Angular
angular
Firebase.
firebase
I
i
want
want
to
to
start
start
things
things
off
off
by
by
just
just
saying
saying
thank
thank
you
you
to
to
everybody
everybody
who's
who's
been
been
involved
involved
in
in
this
this
project.
project
Whether
whether
you're
you're
a
a
lifetime
lifetime
pro
pro
member
member
or
or
just
just
watch
watch
the
the
videos
videos
here
here
on
on
YouTube,
youtube
I
i
truly
truly
appreciate
appreciate
every
every
piece
piece
of
of
support
support
that
that
I
i
get.
get
When
when
I
i
started
started
this
this
project
project
over
over
a
a
year
year
ago,
ago
it
it
was
was
really
really
just
just
a
a
little
little
experiment
experiment
to
to
create
create
a
a
couple
couple
of
of
videos
videos
about
about
some
some
technologies
technologies
that
that
I
i
really
really
liked.
liked
I
i
just
just
finished
finished
up
up
a
a
big
big
project
project
using
using
Angular
angular
and
and
Firebase
firebase
for
for
a
a
client,
client
and
and
I
i
just
just
knew
knew
that
that
that
that
stack
stack
was
was
the
the
Future
future
of
of
web
web
development.
development
And
and
it
it
looks
looks
like
like
that
that
was
was
a
a
pretty
pretty
good
good
bet
bet
because
because
the
the
adoption
adoption
of
of
Angular
angular
and
and
Firebase
firebase
has
has
grown
grown
like
like
crazy.
crazy
But
but
the
the
crazy
crazy
thing
thing
for
for
me
me
is
is
much
much
of
of
a
a
positive
positive
impact
impact
that
that
starting
starting
a
a
YouTube
youtube
channel
channel
has
has
had
had
on
on
my
my
life.
life
It
it
doesn't
doesn't
make
make
a
a
ton
ton
of
of
money,
money
but
but
it's
it's
incredibly
incredibly
rewarding
rewarding
to
to
me
me
to
to
see
see
someone
someone
Start
start
with
with
an
an
idea
idea
and
and
then
then
see
see
that
that
idea
idea
through
through
to
to
an
an
actual
actual
deployed
deployed
app.
app
Playing
playing
just
just
a
a
small
small
role
role
in
in
that
that
process
process
is
is
awesome
awesome
to
to
me
me
because
because
I
i
know
know
how
how
great
great
it
it
feels
feels
to
to
get
get
something
something
like
like
that
that
accomplished.
accomplished
And
and
man,
man
this
this
last
last
year
year
has
has
been
been
totally
totally
crazy
crazy
for
for
me.
me
Honestly,
honestly
I
i
don't
don't
know
know
where
where
my
my
life
life
would
would
be
be
without
without
this
this
community.
community
When
when
my
my
dad
dad
died
died
on
on
January
january
1st,
1st
you
you
guys
guys
were
were
there
there
for
for
me.
me
And
and
when
when
my
my
second
second
son,
son
Crew
crew
Timothy,
timothy
was
was
born
born
last
last
week,
week
you
you
provided
provided
so
so
much
much
positive
positive
feedback
feedback
which
which
I'm
i'm
just
just
so
so
grateful
grateful
for
for
as
as
a
a
human
human
being.
being
Even
even
though
though
I
i
have
have
this
this
YouTube
youtube
channel.
channel
In
in
the
the
real
real
world,
world
I'm
i'm
a
a
pretty
pretty
quiet
quiet
and
and
reserved
reserved
kind
kind
of
of
guy.
guy
So
so
I
i
guess
guess
what
what
I'm
i'm
trying
trying
to
to
say
say
is
is
that
that
this
this
thing
thing
is
is
a
a
two
two
way
way
street
street
for
for
me.
me
I
i
get
get
so
so
much
much
good
good
out
out
of
of
it
it
that
that
I
i
wake
wake
up
up
motivated
motivated
pretty
pretty
much
much
every
every
day
day
to
to
produce
produce
more
more
content
content
and
and
explore
explore
new
new
ideas.
ideas
So
so
once
once
again,
again
thank
thank
you
you
for
for
making
making
that
that
possible.
possible
Now
now
let's
let's
talk
talk
about
about
future
future
of
of
the
the
YouTube
youtube
channel.
channel
Like
like
I
i
said
said
at
at
the
the
beginning
beginning
of
of
the
the
video,
video
Angular
angular
Firebase
firebase
had
had
just
just
started
started
as
as
an
an
experiment
experiment
and
and
I
i
never
never
had
had
any
any
plans
plans
to
to
grow
grow
it
it
beyond
beyond
just
just
a
a
few
few
videos,
videos
But
but
here
here
we
we
are
are
a
a
year
year
and
and
a
a
half
half
later
later
with
with
close
close
to
to
50,000
50,000
subscribers
subscribers
and
and
over
over
a
a
100
100
videos.
videos
I've
i've
learned
learned
a
a
ton
ton
about
about
creating
creating
content
content
for
for
coders,
coders
and
and
my
my
mission
mission
is
is
to
to
create
create
an
an
experience
experience
that's
that's
Optimize
optimize
for
for
ambitious
ambitious
coders
coders
who
who
want
want
to
to
build
build
and
and
ship
ship
an
an
actual
actual
product.
product
A
a
ton
ton
of
of
progress
progress
has
has
been
been
made
made
in
in
the
the
right
right
direction,
direction
but
but
I
i
still
still
have
have
Big
big
plans
plans
for
for
the
the
future.
future
I
i
think
think
the
the
biggest
biggest
issue
issue
is
is
keeping
keeping
content
content
relevant
relevant
and
and
up
up
to
to
date,
date
especially
especially
in
in
the
the
super
super
fast
fast
moving
moving
web
web
development
development
In
in
the
the
last
last
year,
year
Firebase,
firebase
RXJS,
rxjs
and
and
Angular
angular
have
have
all
all
had
had
major
major
changes
changes
that
that
caused
caused
past
past
content
content
to
to
become
become
instantly
instantly
obsolete.
obsolete
With
with
all
all
that
that
in
in
mind
mind
and
and
the
the
feedback
feedback
that
that
I've
i've
received
received
from
from
the
the
community,
community
I've
i've
decided
decided
that
that
the
the
only
only
viable
viable
solution
solution
is
is
to
to
build
build
a
a
new
new
product
product
from
from
the
the
ground
ground
up.
up
Its
its
name
name
is
is
Fireship,
fireship
and
and
it
it
will
will
give
give
me
me
the
the
flexibility
flexibility
needed
needed
to
to
build
build
a
a
truly
truly
optimized
optimized
experience
experience
for
for
this
this
community.
community
If
if
you're
you're
an
an
existing
existing
Pro
pro
member,
member
this
this
isn't
isn't
like
like
some
some
new
new
product
product
that
that
you
you
have
have
to
to
buy.
buy
And
and
if
if
you're
you're
already
already
a
a
lifetime
lifetime
member,
member
you're
you're
guaranteed
guaranteed
to
to
get
get
every
every
piece
piece
of
of
content
content
that
that
I
i
produce
produce
for
for
the
the
rest
rest
of
of
my
my
life
life
for
for
free.
free
If
if
you're
you're
an
an
existing
existing
pro
pro
member,
member
you
you
know
know
that
that
we
we
have
have
kind
kind
of
of
this
this
weird
weird
system
system
where
where
you
you
have
have
to
to
sign
sign
up
up
for
for
a
a
pro
pro
membership,
membership
and
and
then
then
you
you
get
get
discounts,
discounts
and
and
have
have
Sign
sign
up
up
for
for
Teachable
teachable
to
to
access
access
the
the
full
full
courses.
courses
That's
that's
not
not
an
an
acceptable
acceptable
experience
experience
in
in
my
my
opinion,
opinion
and
and
it's
it's
not
not
sustainable
sustainable
for
for
the
the
future.
future
And
and
in
in
case
case
you
you
were
were
wondering,
wondering
Fireship
fireship
will
will
drink
drink
its
its
own
own
Kool
kool
Aid.
aid
Firebase
firebase
is
is
used
used
for
for
the
the
back
back
end
end
infrastructure,
infrastructure
and
and
then
then
we
we
have
have
an
an
Angular
angular
app
app
for
for
the
the
front
front
end,
end
and
and
we'll
we'll
also
also
be
be
using
using
custom
custom
elements
elements
and
and
web
web
components
components
to
to
handle
handle
a
a
lot
lot
of
of
the
the
static
static
content.
content
And
and
that's
that's
thanks
thanks
to
to
a
a
little
little
library
library
called
called
Stencil
stencil
from
from
the
the
Ionic
ionic
team.
team
And
and
I'd
i'd
like
like
to
to
also
also
reiterate
reiterate
that
that
suggestions
suggestions
are
are
really
really
valuable,
valuable
and
and
it's
it's
really
really
what
what
drives
drives
the
the
decisions
decisions
that
that
go
go
into
into
the
the
improvements
improvements
to
to
Angular
angular
Firebase
firebase
and
and
this
this
upcoming
upcoming
Fireship
fireship
project.
project
So
so
if
if
you
you
have
have
ideas,
ideas
I
i
definitely
definitely
like
like
to
to
hear
hear
them
them
in
in
the
the
comments
comments
or
or
on
on
Slack.
slack
These
these
changes
changes
are
are
quite
quite
a
a
ways
ways
off,
off
but
but
I
i
just
just
wanted
wanted
to
to
let
let
everybody
everybody
know
know
that
that
I'm
i'm
making
making
it
it
my
my
full
full
time
time
effort
effort
to
to
build
build
the
the
best
best
possible
possible
training
training
and
and
consulting
consulting
platform
platform
for
for
Firebase
firebase
and
and
app
app
development
development
in
in
general.
general
But
but
for
for
now,
now
you
you
can
can
expect
expect
to
to
see
see
the
the
same
same
content
content
release
release
schedule
schedule
that
that
you're
you're
used
used
to
to
a
a
couple
couple
videos
videos
per
per
week.
week
And,
and
I'm
i'm
also
also
finishing
finishing
up
up
a
a
full
full
Ionic
ionic
course
course
for
for
pro
pro
members
members
that
that
should
should
be
be
ready
ready
for
for
release
release
early
early
next
next
week.
week
I
i
think
think
that's
that's
all
all
the
the
news
news
I
i
have
have
for
for
now.
now
Thanks
thanks
again
again
everybody
everybody
for
for
thing,
thing
and
and
I'll
i'll
talk
talk
to
to
you
you
soon.
soon
Oh,
oh
wait.
wait
There
there
is
is
one
one
more
more
thing.
thing
I
i
promised
promised
a
a
free
free
hat
hat
in
in
the
the
last
last
video.
video
Let's
let's
go
go
ahead
ahead
and
and
let
let
Google
google
pick
pick
that
that
winner
winner
now.
now
Hey,
hey
Google.
google
Pick
pick
a
a
random
random
We're
we're
between
between
150.
150
Coming
coming
right
right
up.
up
28.
28
I'm
i'm
just
just
going
going
to
to
scroll
scroll
down
down
and
and
choose
choose
the
the
28th
28th
comment.
comment
So
so
congratulations,
congratulations
Elliot
elliot
Heath.
heath
You
you
just
just
won
won
a
a
free
free
hat.
hat
Go
go
ahead
ahead
and
and
send
send
me
me
a
a
direct
direct
with
with
your
your
address
address
and
and
we'll
we'll
get
get
that
that
sent
sent
out.
out
That's
that's
a
a
wrap.
wrap
Roll
roll
credits.
credits
Thanks,
thanks
everybody.
everybody
success
The speaker thanks everyone for their support and explains that starting a YouTube channel has had a positive impact on their life. They discuss their current YouTube channel and their plans for the future, including building a new product and using a library for content. The speaker also mentions a new free hat and a potential winner from Google.
The Future of Angular Firebase - Channel Update
Welcome to the first ever channel update for Angular Firebase. I want to start things off by just saying thank you to everybody who's been involved in this project. Whether you're a lifetime pro member or just watch the videos here on YouTube, I truly appreciate every piece of support that I get. When I started this project over a year ago, it was really just a little experiment to create a couple of videos about some technologies that I really liked. I just finished up a big project using Angular and Firebase for a client, and I just knew that that stack was the Future of web development. And it looks like that was a pretty good bet because the adoption of Angular and Firebase has grown like crazy. But the crazy thing for me is much of a positive impact that starting a YouTube channel has had on my life. It doesn't make a ton of money, but it's incredibly rewarding to me to see someone Start with an idea and then see that idea through to an actual deployed app. Playing just a small role in that process is awesome to me because I know how great it feels to get something like that accomplished. And man, this last year has been totally crazy for me. Honestly, I don't know where my life would be without this community. When my dad died on January 1st, you guys were there for me. And when my second son, Crew Timothy, was born last week, you provided so much positive feedback which I'm just so grateful for as a human being. Even though I have this YouTube channel. In the real world, I'm a pretty quiet and reserved kind of guy. So I guess what I'm trying to say is that this thing is a two way street for me. I get so much good out of it that I wake up motivated pretty much every day to produce more content and explore new ideas. So once again, thank you for making that possible. Now let's talk about future of the YouTube channel. Like I said at the beginning of the video, Angular Firebase had just started as an experiment and I never had any plans to grow it beyond just a few videos, But here we are a year and a half later with close to 50,000 subscribers and over a 100 videos. I've learned a ton about creating content for coders, and my mission is to create an experience that's Optimize for ambitious coders who want to build and ship an actual product. A ton of progress has been made in the right direction, but I still have Big plans for the future. I think the biggest issue is keeping content relevant and up to date, especially in the super fast moving web development In the last year, Firebase, RXJS, and Angular have all had major changes that caused past content to become instantly obsolete. With all that in mind and the feedback that I've received from the community, I've decided that the only viable solution is to build a new product from the ground up. Its name is Fireship, and it will give me the flexibility needed to build a truly optimized experience for this community. If you're an existing Pro member, this isn't like some new product that you have to buy. And if you're already a lifetime member, you're guaranteed to get every piece of content that I produce for the rest of my life for free. If you're an existing pro member, you know that we have kind of this weird system where you have to sign up for a pro membership, and then you get discounts, and have Sign up for Teachable to access the full courses. That's not an acceptable experience in my opinion, and it's not sustainable for the future. And in case you were wondering, Fireship will drink its own Kool Aid. Firebase is used for the back end infrastructure, and then we have an Angular app for the front end, and we'll also be using custom elements and web components to handle a lot of the static content. And that's thanks to a little library called Stencil from the Ionic team. And I'd like to also reiterate that suggestions are really valuable, and it's really what drives the decisions that go into the improvements to Angular Firebase and this upcoming Fireship project. So if you have ideas, I definitely like to hear them in the comments or on Slack. These changes are quite a ways off, but I just wanted to let everybody know that I'm making it my full time effort to build the best possible training and consulting platform for Firebase and app development in general. But for now, you can expect to see the same content release schedule that you're used to a couple videos per week. And, I'm also finishing up a full Ionic course for pro members that should be ready for release early next week. I think that's all the news I have for now. Thanks again everybody for thing, and I'll talk to you soon. Oh, wait. There is one more thing. I promised a free hat in the last video. Let's go ahead and let Google pick that winner now. Hey, Google. Pick a random We're between 150. Coming right up. 28. I'm just going to scroll down and choose the 28th comment. So congratulations, Elliot Heath. You just won a free hat. Go ahead and send me a direct with your address and we'll get that sent out. That's a wrap. Roll credits. Thanks, everybody.
The speaker thanks everyone for their support and explains that starting a YouTube channel has had a positive impact on their life. They discuss their current YouTube channel and their plans for the future, including building a new product and using a library for content. The speaker also mentions a new free hat and a potential winner from Google.

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        You are youtuber called Fireship you make engaging high-intensity and entertaining coding tutorials and tech news. 
        you covers a wide range of topics relevant to programmers, aiming to help them learn and improve their skills quickly.
        
        Given the title of the video : The Future of Angular Firebase - Channel Update 
        and a small summary : The speaker thanks everyone for their support and explains that starting a YouTube channel has had a positive impact on their life. They discuss their current YouTube channel and their plans for the future, including building a new product and using a library for content. The speaker also mentions a new free hat and a potential winner from Google.
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        Generate the video : Welcome to the first ever channel update for Angular Firebase. I want to start things off by just saying thank you to everybody who's been involved in this project. Whether you're a lifetime pro member or just watch the videos here on YouTube, I truly appreciate every piece of support that I get. When I started this project over a year ago, it was really just a little experiment to create a couple of videos about some technologies that I really liked. I just finished up a big project using Angular and Firebase for a client, and I just knew that that stack was the Future of web development. And it looks like that was a pretty good bet because the adoption of Angular and Firebase has grown like crazy. But the crazy thing for me is much of a positive impact that starting a YouTube channel has had on my life. It doesn't make a ton of money, but it's incredibly rewarding to me to see someone Start with an idea and then see that idea through to an actual deployed app. Playing just a small role in that process is awesome to me because I know how great it feels to get something like that accomplished. And man, this last year has been totally crazy for me. Honestly, I don't know where my life would be without this community. When my dad died on January 1st, you guys were there for me. And when my second son, Crew Timothy, was born last week, you provided so much positive feedback which I'm just so grateful for as a human being. Even though I have this YouTube channel. In the real world, I'm a pretty quiet and reserved kind of guy. So I guess what I'm trying to say is that this thing is a two way street for me. I get so much good out of it that I wake up motivated pretty much every day to produce more content and explore new ideas. So once again, thank you for making that possible. Now let's talk about future of the YouTube channel. Like I said at the beginning of the video, Angular Firebase had just started as an experiment and I never had any plans to grow it beyond just a few videos, But here we are a year and a half later with close to 50,000 subscribers and over a 100 videos. I've learned a ton about creating content for coders, and my mission is to create an experience that's Optimize for ambitious coders who want to build and ship an actual product. A ton of progress has been made in the right direction, but I still have Big plans for the future. I think the biggest issue is keeping content relevant and up to date, especially in the super fast moving web development In the last year, Firebase, RXJS, and Angular have all had major changes that caused past content to become instantly obsolete. With all that in mind and the feedback that I've received from the community, I've decided that the only viable solution is to build a new product from the ground up. Its name is Fireship, and it will give me the flexibility needed to build a truly optimized experience for this community. If you're an existing Pro member, this isn't like some new product that you have to buy. And if you're already a lifetime member, you're guaranteed to get every piece of content that I produce for the rest of my life for free. If you're an existing pro member, you know that we have kind of this weird system where you have to sign up for a pro membership, and then you get discounts, and have Sign up for Teachable to access the full courses. That's not an acceptable experience in my opinion, and it's not sustainable for the future. And in case you were wondering, Fireship will drink its own Kool Aid. Firebase is used for the back end infrastructure, and then we have an Angular app for the front end, and we'll also be using custom elements and web components to handle a lot of the static content. And that's thanks to a little library called Stencil from the Ionic team. And I'd like to also reiterate that suggestions are really valuable, and it's really what drives the decisions that go into the improvements to Angular Firebase and this upcoming Fireship project. So if you have ideas, I definitely like to hear them in the comments or on Slack. These changes are quite a ways off, but I just wanted to let everybody know that I'm making it my full time effort to build the best possible training and consulting platform for Firebase and app development in general. But for now, you can expect to see the same content release schedule that you're used to a couple videos per week. And, I'm also finishing up a full Ionic course for pro members that should be ready for release early next week. I think that's all the news I have for now. Thanks again everybody for thing, and I'll talk to you soon. Oh, wait. There is one more thing. I promised a free hat in the last video. Let's go ahead and let Google pick that winner now. Hey, Google. Pick a random We're between 150. Coming right up. 28. I'm just going to scroll down and choose the 28th comment. So congratulations, Elliot Heath. You just won a free hat. Go ahead and send me a direct with your address and we'll get that sent out. That's a wrap. Roll credits. Thanks, everybody.
        