How to Add Route Resolvers in Angular [Angular Series]

[@nerdiloo9863]

Super helpful and without the cli commands, bootstrap set up and all that jazz - subbed.

[@PradeepSingh-nr9tj]

Hi David . I can't thank you enough ! This is by far the best explanation on resolver .

[@rahalkanishka1824]

This video helps me to resolve an issue where I didn't complete my observable data. many thanks and it saved my time.

[@kamrant8915]

This is the best explanation I have ever seen. Thank you

[@zzzbyyy]

Oh Gosh you saved a lot of my time ... i like straight explanations without unnecessary gimmicks...

[@godwinyoh3700]

The quality of presentation is exquisite. it is like something one would buy on some websites for some dollars and I am getting it free. Thanks a lot David, New subscriber here.

[@akashthakur05]

i was Exactly Searching this types of videos . Just a Complain Make Some More videos on Angular . I loved Your Videos

[@ghostsOfWar13]

thank you sir, you have spared me a great deal of agony today.

[@vinichab]

The video quality is terrible, but this is the best explanation I could find! Thank you

[@zoltanrakottyai]

Well put together example!
Note: present version v11.x.x of the @angular/cli has a command for generting a resolver!
Usage: ng g resolver

[@rahulmisra2000]

Brilliant explanations!

[@yongcao2780]

Love this video! Well explained! Very helpful!

[@MrSkoban]

You saved my life!

[@devesh21]

Nicely explained. How can I add spinner with resolver?

[@youssefdev3513]

that was very helpful dude

[@devzar5100]

Hi David, if we want call multiple service call. Then how we will implement without loading components.

[@faycalbenlarbidelai2635]

beauuuutiful way of explaining things! thaanks!

[@zoltanrakottyai]

btw, what version of Angular is used in the video?

[@expertus-e]

Really good explanation!

[@waseemahmadnaeem9504]

Thanks, this was helpful

[@williammoriarty660]

This is exactly what I needed. Thanks so much!

[@cool_piglet]

well, it kinda does its job, but isn't it easier just to initialize Cars as an empty array? no null checks, no extra code, no new files. moreover - you can show loading circle, while you're getting the data. for me it's more appropriate, rather than some delay before redirect (like the page is not optimized or my connection sucks). it's really important for a user to know, that he did something right and something is about to happen. with your approach he doesn't know anything: did he hit the button? is the page loading? is everything alright?

[@durgamaheshreddy1224]

Thanks Bro , very detailed explanation...

[@azeemrahman8165]

Thanks for the video was searching for the exact thing.
Cant we give an css loader on the screen by the time resolver gets the data and routes to the component...?

[@kastenbrot5793]

saved my life xD thanks mate

[@mirjana72003]

Thank you so much, awesome explanation :)

[@supindersingh8882]

Isn't it makes bad user experience? User can feel that the app is running slow. What are your views?

[@dmytrozaporozhskiy4848]

Thank you very much for this video.

[@alpeshvaddoriya4227]

What happen if http call get failed.. it won't reload route?

[@eugenenovikov671]

thank you for the video

[@rafaellauxen3577]

You are amazing dude! thanks!

[@gkmishra2009]

how to choose between angular and react??

[@MaverickYurii]

Thanks!

[@harshilparmar9076]

thanks

[@abhiDevTech]

David....

[@johnmaloney1681]

"Day-tuh", not "Dah-tuh"

[@fodorpap]

Thanks a lot. It was useful.