Nested Routes - Angular (Tutorial #22)
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2020
- Nested Routes in Angular - Tutorial no. 22.
Nested Routes are one of the most important part of smooth navigation in complex User Interfaces #angularchildroutes #nestedroutes, #childRoutes
Nested Routes are routes within other routes. These nested routes have the same base path and parameters as their shared parent route
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To create Nested route, children property is used on parent route
We can call this child route from template of UserComponent(ParentComponent) like this, and can render child component template using router-outlet placeholder
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Nisha, I saw like 5 different videos about this topic and they all make it super difficult to understand, until I got to your video. I was looking for this the entire day. Thank you so so much for this.
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Please continue your series and also make video on crud operations connecting with webApi and database
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crisp and simple 😊 thank you
Is it working for you ??
nice explain
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Mam your video is very much helpfull for me. Thank you so much for providing such a good content .
Mam Please make video on Manual bootstrapping , state management .
Very useful video Thanks,
small request please make quality video its very blur.
I will try my best
Wow thank you Ms Singla, I hope in future you adopt dark mode in VS code 🤭.
very well explained
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I was doing a project with lazy loading and child routes . But i was not fully understood using router outlet for different layout on each module. After watching this tutorial i fully understood the concept. Thank you mam for your clear explanation 😍😍😍
Is it working
For me it is not working
@@bhaveshmoon1979 i will explain you with an example. Assume you have an employee module which is lazy loaded. When you create employee module you will have employee.component.html file.(you chan check how to create a lazy loaded module along with .ts .html .css and employee-routing module in angular documentation ) In that type . Then in employee routing module you will have path :' ' component : employee.component.ts . Then add children to this (,children: {}) then all children will come at router outlet of employee.component.html
Thanks
Great presentation! In this presentation, the nested routing is used with normal component loading. For better performance, lazy loading can be used. Do you have a sample for using the nested routing with lazy component loading? Thanks.
Hi madam just now watched your tutorial on custom pipes in Angular. When the video is done the thing I did is just subscribed to your channel.
So far I am looking for a video on angular that how to connect to lcalhost/phpmyadmin(WAMP/XAMP server) and perform the CRUD operations. If possible make a video on it madam. Will be waiting for it.
Thank you
netsed routes doesnot working. address and company displayed but that content not working
Hi ma'am, firstly I'm very thankful for providing such a nice explanations on Angular4. Your way of representation make beginners also very easy to understand. Can you please make a video on Angular observables and subscribe how they works and all.
Thanks . I will come with these topics soon
@Nisha Singla how we can scroll to the top when we navigate in Nested Routes in angular? ie more than 6 levels of router outlet
one doubt here earlier in the Routing video you said we need to import RouterModule and Router class inside app-module but in this video, your code is written in the app-routing.module.ts file, can you explain it.
Hi Nisha.. Architecture point of view, as the user component is child to users component, can we create user component inside of users component folder..? or is it not required..?
You didn't show how to display the address. You navigated to a static page with a message that the page is working. But each USER has a different address. How do you present it? It was missing from the video.
Can we display both adrees and company as default with chaild route
Rajesh if you want to display both child route, then use named router outlet instead.
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i am working on real angular project i need your help how can i contact you? plz help
Hi Nisha ,
I seen your Angular 8 nested routing video . it is very useful for all angular dev. but
my requirement is different .
nested routing in featured modules
e.g:
localhost:4200/dashboard
localhost:4200/aboutus
localhost:4200/java [ this is module parent link ]
localhost:4200/java/corejava [ this is child link]
localhost:4200/java/advjava [ this is child link]
please guide me how to do this in angular 8 or to make separate video on this
I waiting response
Thanks in advance
Thanks
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HI Nisha,
I request to you please tell me my question answer.
can you share this code also
ma'am please use dark theme while explanation
It is not working for me, I followed the steps exactly
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