This is an absolutely crystal clear video demonstrating the concept of change detector of angular among other angular tutorial series. Thank you for your high quality instruction.
Just love your precise and to the point explanation, as I am preparing for interview, these quick videos covering all the basic/advance concepts helping me alot 😇
Hi Sir, quick question if i have component like this : Grandparent => parent => child => grandchild scenario1: if use changedetection onpush on child and parent and, I set read and increment counter from all the compnents. so when i increment the counter in parent it does not reflect in child and grandchild but when i increment counter from child it reflects in parent even though i am using OnPUsh strategy on parent is this normal behavior ? PS: can you cover all scenarios it would be gread help
Hi, I didn't understand your question fully. If we set strategy as onPush, change detection will not be triggered on that component. In your scenario, did you set it as onPush in child and parent or child and grand child?
You could also use setter inside a child component to get latest value coming from parent @Input() set nameSetter(value: string) { this.name = value; } this will trigger on every change to the property
@@sandeep_gandham Actually I am a single person. I want to prepare for the concept, record, edit and publish. That is the problem. I will try to increase the frequency. :)
Clear and Straightforward explanation. Thanks!!
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I have not seen any other video that explained change detection so well. Thanks a lot sir
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Very crystal clear explanation,with very basic example not too complex thankyou so much
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The best solution for all the confusion. Thanks a lot
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This is an absolutely crystal clear video demonstrating the concept of change detector of angular among other angular tutorial series. Thank you for your high quality instruction.
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Thank you so much for this video! So well-explained with the explanations and examples ❤
Helps a lot
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Thanks for explain in very clear way.
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Thank you a lot, can't be more clear than that.
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Just love your precise and to the point explanation, as I am preparing for interview, these quick videos covering all the basic/advance concepts helping me alot 😇
Thanks. All the very best for your interview
Thanks Bro. Your videos are crystal clear. Much better than paid courses. Keep Going. I am waiting for Angular JWT Authentication...
Thank you very much for your valuable feedback. I will try to do a video on JWT Authentication
great explanation, amazing
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the explanation is spot on, Thanks for the amazing work!
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best video ever!
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Great Explanation Bro
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please continue this playlist. and elaborate change detection video.
also create a playlist on declarative reactive programming in Angular with RxJS
Sure
@@WebTechTalk please create a playlist on NgRX too
@@dopeshots9687 Sure. NgRx is already in my list
well explained !
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Nicely explained, keep it up
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Really excellent
Could do to advance level of angular code in industry level
Technical problem and solution
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Thanks , can you please share the code of the parent child example ?
Pushed the code. You can get it from the git repo.
github.com/freelancer-surender/Angular---Hero-to-Superhero/tree/master/change-detection
@@WebTechTalk Thanks ✌️✌️✌️
well explained sir
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Very Awesome
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There was a nice source code for this video on github before? Did you remove it? Can we please have github link again?
No, it is still there. You can get all source codes for this series from this repo.
github.com/freelancer-surender/Angular---Hero-to-Superhero
@@WebTechTalk thanks
Hi Sir, quick question
if i have component like this : Grandparent => parent => child => grandchild
scenario1: if use changedetection onpush on child and parent and, I set read and increment counter from all the compnents.
so when i increment the counter in parent it does not reflect in child and grandchild
but when i increment counter from child it reflects in parent even though i am using OnPUsh strategy on parent is this normal behavior ?
PS: can you cover all scenarios it would be gread help
Hi, I didn't understand your question fully. If we set strategy as onPush, change detection will not be triggered on that component. In your scenario, did you set it as onPush in child and parent or child and grand child?
You could also use setter inside a child component to get latest value coming from parent
@Input() set nameSetter(value: string) {
this.name = value;
}
this will trigger on every change to the property
Yes
Will you make videoes on state management
Sure. I will do a video on state management using NgRx
@@WebTechTalk ok, thanks
Sir waiting for JS super hero series
Sure. Actually I want to make all the topics ready before I publish the first one. That is why it is getting delayed
@@WebTechTalk Ohoo Ok sir daily you publish one video sir so that we can catch the concept.
@@sandeep_gandham Actually I am a single person. I want to prepare for the concept, record, edit and publish. That is the problem. I will try to increase the frequency. :)
very nice.. please share source code
You can find the source code of the applications used in all the videos in this repository.
github.com/freelancer-surender/Angular---Hero-to-Superhero