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Will definitely launch by next two months, till then stay tuned🔔

It will help you to learn angular… to get jobs in angular framework you need to create bigger projects than this, show it in your portfolio This course will help you to adapt to the core with latest features which is hard to find altogether… Will bring part 2 on route guards which is very important…after learning that only thing needed is to execute a big project…which you can work on yourself Also will bring a video on admin portal creation with angular If you do all these then you will be ready for angular jobs

Working on it...expect it within 14 days

Yes i will, its in progress...share asap what all extra things you want to see in it...apart from beginner level stuffs....

Hi! the code is shared in the description....kindly check it

Noted! Due to addition of some new stuffs I had to change few things that’s why prepared the outline But in case of UI, I wanted to go with a clear mind to make you understand everything But anyways if you guys want me to be prepared beforehand, no problem…will do that

Work in progress, but it will take time…

If you have to change the entire page then you change in app.component.html or create a component let’s say home Then call the home component in app.component.HTML file directly with no other code in app.component.html file If you do that, then the entire page will change, try it

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@@CodewithTechnyksofficial yes sir , i have tried it. it worked. Thanks

Great 👍

Yes i will but it will take some time as i will try to bring my best content for you all...possibly within this year as many things are lined-up. Will try to work on it asap...till then enjoy this course for app development...thanks for your love and support

Coming soon within this month...till then enjoy this course for app development...thanks for the love and support...share it as much as you can

Yes i will but it will take some time as i will try to bring my best content for you all...possibly within this year as many things are lined-up. Will try to work on it asap...till then enjoy this course for web development...thanks for your love and support

I am glad to hear that you are liking it...feel free to ask any doubt, i will try to answer asap

Hope you are liking the course...

In GitHub you will find code of videos from my English Channel Will share the code soon

May I know where you are getting stuck or finding it complicated, will explain that parts in another video for beginners with better examples Just let me know the topics from timestamp

@@CodewithTechnyksofficial sir its where when you started file logic , when you started optimising the code to reduce redundancy, after that part its became like a bouncer to understand as without optimization the code flow you told was in the mind and after that it was all gone because the code started fresh

Sorry to hear that, let me try to explain here again in brief: Lazy loading is a technique that makes your Angular app faster by loading only the parts of the app that the user actually needs at a given moment. For example, if your app has sections like Home, Courses, About, and Admin, without lazy loading, all of these would load as soon as the app starts, even if the user is only viewing Home. This can make your app slower. With lazy loading, you can tell Angular to load the Admin section only when the user clicks on the Admin link. This reduces the initial load time, improves performance, and ensures the app stays lightweight. In traditional Angular projects, lazy loading is usually achieved through routing by using the loadChildren property. For example: { path: 'admin', loadChildren: () => import('./admin/admin.module').then(m => m.AdminModule) } In standalone Angular projects (using Angular 14 and above), lazy loading can be done in a similar way but instead of loading a module, you can load standalone components. For instance, using the loadComponent method in the route: { path: 'admin', loadComponent: () => import('./admin/admin.component').then(c => c.AdminComponent) } This makes lazy loading more flexible, especially for projects that follow the standalone component approach. I hope this clarifies things! Feel free to ask doubts here, for more content check out my English channel - ruclips.net/user/CodingTechnyks

Hi, authentication is not included…will bring a separate video on that Auth guards will be explained there nicely

You can check my English Channel Coding Technyks (ruclips.net/user/CodingTechnyks) to learn about auth guards using ionic angular

Thanks for your efforts....Lot of love ❤

Hi I understand your doubt If you are familiar with html, css, js then go ahead with the course as a beginner otherwise learn it before starting I will also bring videos on html css js complete guide but it will take time as it has to be unique and good quality courses

It's updated

Will bring it next month Some videos are already lined up

Angular vs React?

Yes I will Do share as much as you can

It will be difficult I will try to add eng subtitles to it Still will think over it

@@CodewithTechnyksofficial Yes subtitles would do a lot. Thank you bro