This is awesome 👌 and a very useful tip. I didn't know about this. Keep them coming. Can you do a video on templates with outlets and context, yet to understand it clearly? Thanks
Greate video. I like that your vscode theme makes comments stand-out. One of Ben Kuhn's articles mentioned needing a theme like that and I've been on the lookout since. What is the name of your theme? Thank you again for making this video!
The name of the theme is Dracula. I guess, though, that adding the following in your vsCode json settings, will do the trick "editor.tokenColorCustomizations": { "comments": "#03a118" // set the color you prefer },
I need your help, you would be my hero :D i need to use a library ( swiper ) and then i want to create a library using this library and use it in a new angular project, but i always get problem and it doesnnt work :( pls help i really dont understand where is the problem :(
This video feels like it's missing all the "gotchyas" associated with this strategy -- if something is this simple with no side effects, why don't we see it used more?
I guess that in most of the cases the info from a child component should be handled from the source code of the parent component. In this case, apparently the exportAs won't work. There are no side effects, but I plan to create one more video with some additions
Excellent presentation. Nice use case also 👌😎
Thanks Alain! Glad you liked it! :)
Excellent! I didn't know about this, thanks!
Very helpful video!
Thank you a lot for your effort mate!!
Thanks for your feedback! :)
This is awesome 👌 and a very useful tip. I didn't know about this. Keep them coming. Can you do a video on templates with outlets and context, yet to understand it clearly? Thanks
Thanks for your feedback. Stay tuned, more videos will come and yes, those that you mentioned as well :)
This is excellent! Thank you so much.
Thanks for your feedback!! :)
Greate video. I like that your vscode theme makes comments stand-out. One of Ben Kuhn's articles mentioned needing a theme like that and I've been on the lookout since. What is the name of your theme? Thank you again for making this video!
The name of the theme is Dracula.
I guess, though, that adding the following in your vsCode json settings, will do the trick
"editor.tokenColorCustomizations": {
"comments": "#03a118" // set the color you prefer
},
@@CodeShotsWithProfanis Perfect! Thank you
very informative , thanks
Thanks for your comment. Glad you liked it!
Thanks alot, awesome as usual
Thank you Mohamad! 🙏
Greate video!!!!
Thanks Tim! :)
Awesome 🔥
I need your help, you would be my hero :D i need to use a library ( swiper ) and then i want to create a library using this library and use it in a new angular project, but i always get problem and it doesnnt work :( pls help i really dont understand where is the problem :(
We can also do this particular use case by querying app-product component and call the function we wanted ! Is that correct ?
Yes that's correct!!
This video feels like it's missing all the "gotchyas" associated with this strategy -- if something is this simple with no side effects, why don't we see it used more?
I guess that in most of the cases the info from a child component should be handled from the source code of the parent component. In this case, apparently the exportAs won't work.
There are no side effects, but I plan to create one more video with some additions