Angular Route Guards | Ensuring Secure Navigation | Advanced Angular | Hero to Superhero

[@NikhilChandra-v6m]

Good Platform to learn Angular advanced. can understand much easily with code examples. Keep up the Good work Bro

[@WebTechTalk]

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[@hiteshsuthar1097]

I thought that it would need 1-2 hours to understand those guards but you clearly nailed it 👍✨🙏

[@WebTechTalk]

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[@b.naveenkumar7662]

Perfect answer simple and sweet.

[@WebTechTalk]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@AviatorBro]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@codewithabhishek1676]

I love your teaching style becoz you have explained all the concept in very short , keep it up .Thanks for making such type of video.

[@WebTechTalk]

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Explanation of each and every topic is very clear thank you for sharing videos with us .

[@WebTechTalk]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@samuelsodagudi]

Clearly explained. 👍

[@WebTechTalk]

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Nice explanations.

[@WebTechTalk]

Thank you for your comment on Route Guard video.

[@carlparker4057]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@oneough]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@WebTechTalk]

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[@chharsha231]

Well explained.

[@WebTechTalk]

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[@183miracle]

Helpfull

[@WebTechTalk]

Glad to hear that

[@user-of7gu4xh3m]

bro in basic angular videos you explain the concepts and you give the github link in description. It is very usefull for reference. In this advanced concept you didn't give the sample code github link. please provide that which is very usefull for us.

[@WebTechTalk]

You can find all the codes here bro.
github.com/freelancer-surender/Angular---Hero-to-Superhero

[@user-of7gu4xh3m]

@@WebTechTalk Very....Thanks bro videos all are short and sweet but veryusefull.

[@WebTechTalk]

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[@jishnumshaji9618]

very helpful 👍

[@WebTechTalk]

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[@ayesh7795]

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[@WebTechTalk]

Thanks ✌

[@skullfyre]

I never liked Resolver. It's possible that I have never come across a proper scenario, but I feel that lag between user click and the actual navigation is very frustrating. I would much rather navigate first and see a spinner/loader.

[@WebTechTalk]

May be my example makes you think like that. Assume that you want to show a product details when you click on a product in a list page, in that case on clicking the product you can show a spinner in the same page and once data arrived you can navigate to the details page, if any problem or out of stock you can show an error message and stay in the same list page so that the user can click another product.

[@sureshpanada2460]

why do we need specific canLoad , it can be done using canActivate also ? this was asked me in interview . if someone has a clear ans , please reply tagging me

[@WebTechTalk]

canActivate can be used only to prevent unauthorized access to the route. But canLoad prevent the access and it will not load the module itself. When we use canActivate, the module will be loaded but cannot be accessed.

[@karthikgr100]

can you provide github links of your code for each concepts and also it seems likes very fast

[@WebTechTalk]

You can get it from here
github.com/freelancer-surender/

[@user-vs5qf8dx5y]

Hi thank you very much, can I have code git hub link

[@WebTechTalk]

Here you go.
github.com/freelancer-surender/Angular---Hero-to-Superhero

[@vamsireddy9713]

Can we have multiple router-outlets in single application?

[@WebTechTalk]

Yes. We can have.

[@user-ce2re7ul6h]

intrested in teaaching angular let me know. thank you.

[@WebTechTalk]

Are you asking me whether I am interested?

[@narenk8077]

can you explain lazy loading ?

[@WebTechTalk]

I have explained lazy loading in complete project video and in route guard video. May be I will create a separate video for lazy loading.

[@narenk8077]

@@WebTechTalk where is the complete project?

[@WebTechTalk]

@@narenk8077 ruclips.net/video/sv76HcgjLZM/видео.html

[@displayflex98]

cool concepts but very going very fast , can't catch up to you

[@WebTechTalk]

Yes bro. I got that feedback from many. In my recent videos you can see the difference.