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Hi Dmytro. Is it possible to create dynamic elements in component without actually creating component tag? The thing is I use component for creating different types of elements, but on this case I have extra wrapper all over the project)
I love this way of teaching this kind of stuff, because you really understand what's going on under the hood so you can remember it more easily. But most of all you have all my appreciation for explaining things that don't even appear in the official Angular documentation.
This approach is fantastic... I will not need to memorise as the steps are logical... As always, you explained it well. You are the boss of Angular in RUclips. Advanced and interesting content for free....!!!!!
I totally appreciate your approach to into the why instead of just handing out the solution.... so helpful, and rare that mentors spend this type of time in these videos
You post stuffs we can't find out figure out easily. Thanks a lot. Also i would love to see how to run 2 different angular apps in single code as you've mentioned.
New approach is very good. Theres a lot of videos that explains how to bootstrap thing, but here I like approach that explains why its done this way. Its kind of deep knowledge explainded in simple way. Keep up good work.
Thanks mate! You do really good job, and in this video you described the feature that is not easy to know about from the official docs. And it's worth to mention, that there is another option to bootstrap any root component without creation of some anchor node. For this we can make selectors of all potential root components all the same.
Excellent work as always, I love your videos. I add a note about the last part of the video: you just provide a CSS selector as a second parameter to the bootstrap method. Thanks a lot!!!
Excellent video, would be nice if you could create a video regarding the Routes const that we usually create to set the routes, how embedded routes are shown how using lazy loading we can establish a specific component
We should create a page in the official docs with your videos, explaining what Angular really offers 😎. Regarding the approach, it encreases engagement, so yeah, bring more of it 😀
Another great video thanks for sharing, yes it will be amazing if you can make a video about " bootsraping multiple app running on the same page " PS : i really like your teaching approach, in our job it is highly important to UNDERSAND what is happening behind the scene rather just the solution
Hi, congralutions! it is very interesting and useful this way, continue with this type of video, please. could you have more video about angular material theme customization? thanks
Hi Dmytro, thanks for the explanation! I find this approach way better, but I also understand that sometimes it can be too complicated and the other one is preferred instead. We trust your judgement : )
Great Video! Is it possible to create a video about how libraries works? For example, to dive in depth how 'mat-button' change style of button or something in this way. That is for simple example. And also would be interesting something more complex - I know you have a lot of knowledge =)
very usefull content, currently i have one app like this, with a "pro" and "basic" versions, and i'm using other strategy to do the same thing, thank you for content!
As always very powerfull inputs, thankyou very much for all your videos are really something that I enjoy. I plan at the future to appear in angular google experts as you :)
I like this approach when you dig deep but also come up with some use case. The official suppose to be generic, that's why I don't see good analogies there when explaining complex topics.
Very nice video, thank you! Very good to know. I'm curious about a use case for this. I'm imagining something like, for example, for a gym application where trainers, customers and managers have different user interfaces/dashboards etc., we could in theory have 3 different applications and bootstrap the correct application according to the role assigned to the user (for instance). I don't know if this would come with any benefits like not loading unnecessary components (sort of a lazy loading), but I'd be curious to hear everyone's insight on it. Thank you for your time!
Very interesting feature, but what I missed is explanation why we would do so much hassle. If everything acts like one application then what is the benefit over having some ngif containers within app.component. Maybe this solution is more elegant, but I don't see benefits. Would love to see some use cases
I like every approach, because your examples are great and you have a gift for explaining Angular's stuff good :) I really adore going deeper into Angular's source code and good diagrams (like those in DI hierarchy). But yeah, approach in this video is great. I think you can carry on with that. So, we're counting to 800 to get a video about making different applications (it will be in angular.json file, right?), maybe you'll cover some topic about nx monorepo (you've used some library nx console in some of your previous video), webpack module federation, nx or other microfrontends. What's interesting for me - in Angular world we see ofter factory keyword. In fact, since AngularJS there is a factory. What exactly does it mean? Is it about the factory design pattern? I don't like that in Angular source code they're not using types. In 504 line, of _moduleDoBootstrap we don't know what type the appRef is. Did they forgot to do the type? lol How the hook of module ngDoBootstrap is accessible in module without implementing the DoBootstrap interface? Also, i've seen that sometimes components doesn't need to implement OnChanges interface and you can add ngOnChanges and use it, how does it work, is it some tsconfig.json property? Which one? Great content, i bought one of your courses and i hope i'll buy more of it.
Дмитро, формат пояснення з написання поліфілу і переходу до готового рішення має бути продовженим. Можливо, не варто зосереджуватись на одному способі, бо можна пояснити обома способами і кожен знайде більш зручне пояснення. Також, було б круто, якщо б ти створив курс по Ангуляру на українській мові. Мені здається, це досить сильно допоможе нам розвинути айті-сферу в Україні. Якщо буде цікаво, можемо детальніше обговорити і створити щось разом.
Thanks for the video, really appreciate your lessons. Whanted to ask a use case for this as we can do the same logic in the app.component which is root component and then decide what to load next using all angular features.
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Hi Dmytro. Is it possible to create dynamic elements in component without actually creating component tag? The thing is I use component for creating different types of elements, but on this case I have extra wrapper all over the project)
I really like this approach, I think it is important to understand why things are happening before implementing something. Excellent video!!
Thanks for your valuable feedback and your thoughts, Fernando!
I love this way of teaching this kind of stuff, because you really understand what's going on under the hood so you can remember it more easily. But most of all you have all my appreciation for explaining things that don't even appear in the official Angular documentation.
No one teaching these high deeply Angular stuffs better than you. Thanks a lot!
I like when you show us source code. It's pretty useful and interesting.
Yeh, boy!
I love this way of teaching this kind of stuff, because you really understand what's going on
Absolutely loved this approach
Thanks for letting me know! It helps me to make content better for you 😊
This approach is fantastic... I will not need to memorise as the steps are logical... As always, you explained it well. You are the boss of Angular in RUclips. Advanced and interesting content for free....!!!!!
This one is clearly the one that I missed. Thank you so much.
Great stuff.
These things took me years of R&D to find.
Keep at it. 😁
You are welcome:)
@@DecodedFrontend
We created a react project at the end. 🤣
I usually comment before watching the whole video.
I really like the approach, it tells me what I'm implementing instead of implementing it blindly 👍
I totally appreciate your approach to into the why instead of just handing out the solution.... so helpful, and rare that mentors spend this type of time in these videos
Thank you for this valuable feedback. I appreciate it so much!
You post stuffs we can't find out figure out easily. Thanks a lot.
Also i would love to see how to run 2 different angular apps in single code as you've mentioned.
New approach is very good. Theres a lot of videos that explains how to bootstrap thing, but here I like approach that explains why its done this way. Its kind of deep knowledge explainded in simple way. Keep up good work.
i like this approach
This channel is by far the best channel i have found if you want to dig deeper into angular
super dope - one of the best Angular channel by far. This is simply amazing and you make it look too easy lol 😇
Awesome explanation.
Please make a video to bootstrap the applications as separate as well.
Great approach 👍
Дякую Дмитро, бажаю успіхів і так тримати ❤️
I like your content alot thanks for your hard working
You are welcome :)
Excellent... easy... very consistent
As always, great video. Thx Dmytro. I'm looking for the next one.
Glad you like it! Thanks for the feedback 😊
Thanks mate! You do really good job, and in this video you described the feature that is not easy to know about from the official docs.
And it's worth to mention, that there is another option to bootstrap any root component without creation of some anchor node. For this we can make selectors of all potential root components all the same.
{{'it feel great why I see something like this content, it is not repeated and I have learn something new 👏👏👏'}}
Wow, that was fantastic, thank you)))
Glad you liked it! Thanks for your feedback 👍🏻
Thank you. I love how you break things down. 👏🏿👌🏿
Wow that is good to know, Thank you.
Awesome, thanks a lot! Digging in the source code is the best approach.
thanks for your videos, pls do more angular advanced videos, with explanation from source
Didn't know this was possible. good content as usual.
Great video. Please add more videos about forms and Internationalization
Excellent work as always, I love your videos. I add a note about the last part of the video: you just provide a CSS selector as a second parameter to the bootstrap method. Thanks a lot!!!
Awesome sir again.
I love this approach and I'd like to see more videos like this.
That’s cool 👍 Please continue.
Best angular content! Thanks
I like the approach you use! Great video! Thank you!
Good way of thinking process
This is the first time hearing of this
Thanks a lot for your videos
Like the new approach
Excellent video, would be nice if you could create a video regarding the Routes const that we usually create to set the routes, how embedded routes are shown how using lazy loading we can establish a specific component
Very informative 👍 please go ahead with your approach of investigating of code...
Excellent explanation, i like your didatic and learn alot with your videos.
I really like your videos. Glad that I found you.
Great approach! Please proceed with it :)
I like this approach, very good content, as always
Super cool technique. Thanks!!!
I like this approach !!!
Nice, liked this approach
Nice video Dymtro!
you are the best, yes do the other video please!!
Nice video. I really appreciated this approach!
I really liked this way of explaining the concepts.Please do more videos in this way only☺️
Excellent video!
Great explanation 👌
Great thing. Thanks a lot for your lessons.
Thanks friend for this video !!!
wonderful video; many thanks
This was awesome.
This is amazing 🤩, thank you so much.
great content as always :)
Another great video. Yeah! we want to see how to bootstrap two angular applications separately running on the same page. Thank you!
Great thing! Thanks for bringing it to us! And yep, this approach is better, it always good to know how things work under the hood.
Thanks
Wow! Thank you so much for support and your donation :) I think it is my first Super Thanks :D
@@DecodedFrontend this idea of invistigation code i great. Can't wait for more Angular under the hood videos
@@ptu15 thanks for letting me know! I will keep it in mind for sure👌🏻
Thanks! It was very useful! )
We should create a page in the official docs with your videos, explaining what Angular really offers 😎.
Regarding the approach, it encreases engagement, so yeah, bring more of it 😀
wow!!! each video is new huge lesson about development, i really appreciate your videos. about the explanation: please do it always.
I've always liked your videos bc they're very detailed and well explained. Keep this source code first approach, it helped me a lot. Thanks!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for it ❤️🙏🏻
great video! thanks
Another great video thanks for sharing, yes it will be amazing if you can make a video about " bootsraping multiple app running on the same page "
PS : i really like your teaching approach, in our job it is highly important to UNDERSAND what is happening behind the scene rather just the solution
Hi, congralutions! it is very interesting and useful this way, continue with this type of video, please. could you have more video about angular material theme customization? thanks
i like this type of videos
Hi Dmytro, thanks for the explanation! I find this approach way better, but I also understand that sometimes it can be too complicated and the other one is preferred instead. We trust your judgement : )
Thanks Diego! :) Yeah, that’s true, sometimes it might confuse more then help. I will be trying to keep the balance ;)
@@DecodedFrontend doing a great job so far 👍
Thanks, please more source code))
Got you! There will be ;)
Шикарное видео! Формат просто отличный - спасибо тебе большое!
Best tutor🎉
Great Video! Is it possible to create a video about how libraries works? For example, to dive in depth how 'mat-button' change style of button or something in this way. That is for simple example. And also would be interesting something more complex - I know you have a lot of knowledge =)
Yes, It is a good way.
very usefull content, currently i have one app like this, with a "pro" and "basic" versions, and i'm using other strategy to do the same thing, thank you for content!
Nice video and great explanation! Looking forward to seeing new videos related to this topic.
Thank you!
you are awesome....thanks
Damn man :). You reveal really crazy staff.
Wish I can employ some of this in the projects to come
This video was really insightful.
Can you please show us how can we embed two different Angular application in a single screen?
Thanks in Advance. 😊
great approch
Great stuff!
You have very good skills to expressing your thoughts 👌
As always very powerfull inputs, thankyou very much for all your videos are really something that I enjoy. I plan at the future to appear in angular google experts as you :)
I like this approach when you dig deep but also come up with some use case. The official suppose to be generic, that's why I don't see good analogies there when explaining complex topics.
Yep, source code in the first place 👍
Very nice video, thank you! Very good to know.
I'm curious about a use case for this. I'm imagining something like, for example, for a gym application where trainers, customers and managers have different user interfaces/dashboards etc., we could in theory have 3 different applications and bootstrap the correct application according to the role assigned to the user (for instance). I don't know if this would come with any benefits like not loading unnecessary components (sort of a lazy loading), but I'd be curious to hear everyone's insight on it.
Thank you for your time!
im curious too
I'm curious too
Great video :) Maybe in one of the future videous you can explain something about module federation. Its quite a interesting and demanding theme
💙💛 Very useful and informative vidio 💙💛
you are awesome.
Дякую за відос! Ще було б дуже круто якби було круте відео про zone.js.
Хм… так, це має бути цікаво) дякую за ідею👍🏻
@@DecodedFrontend дякую за відгук на відгук))
Very interesting feature, but what I missed is explanation why we would do so much hassle. If everything acts like one application then what is the benefit over having some ngif containers within app.component. Maybe this solution is more elegant, but I don't see benefits. Would love to see some use cases
I like every approach, because your examples are great and you have a gift for explaining Angular's stuff good :) I really adore going deeper into Angular's source code and good diagrams (like those in DI hierarchy). But yeah, approach in this video is great. I think you can carry on with that.
So, we're counting to 800 to get a video about making different applications (it will be in angular.json file, right?), maybe you'll cover some topic about nx monorepo (you've used some library nx console in some of your previous video), webpack module federation, nx or other microfrontends.
What's interesting for me - in Angular world we see ofter factory keyword. In fact, since AngularJS there is a factory. What exactly does it mean? Is it about the factory design pattern?
I don't like that in Angular source code they're not using types. In 504 line, of _moduleDoBootstrap we don't know what type the appRef is. Did they forgot to do the type? lol
How the hook of module ngDoBootstrap is accessible in module without implementing the DoBootstrap interface? Also, i've seen that sometimes components doesn't need to implement OnChanges interface and you can add ngOnChanges and use it, how does it work, is it some tsconfig.json property? Which one?
Great content, i bought one of your courses and i hope i'll buy more of it.
Please create Jest Angular testing tutorial
Awesome
great video!
love the deep investigating!!
have a question,
How we can use the DoBootstrap in standalone component(without the appModule)?
Дмитро, формат пояснення з написання поліфілу і переходу до готового рішення має бути продовженим. Можливо, не варто зосереджуватись на одному способі, бо можна пояснити обома способами і кожен знайде більш зручне пояснення. Також, було б круто, якщо б ти створив курс по Ангуляру на українській мові. Мені здається, це досить сильно допоможе нам розвинути айті-сферу в Україні. Якщо буде цікаво, можемо детальніше обговорити і створити щось разом.
Thanks for the video, really appreciate your lessons. Whanted to ask a use case for this as we can do the same logic in the app.component which is root component and then decide what to load next using all angular features.