I am very beginer level in Angular course and really I understood about directives in detailed manner .. thank you Mosh for giving a wonderful courses to us. also I subscribed your chanel very immediately to get more videos for next lecture.. once again Thank you very much Mosh...
Haha... It's a promotion video for mosh's angular course... I have already registered his node course... Lectures were very good especially errors debugging while doing tasks he purposely make us to do errors and correct it... u can take this course if u want ... It will be definitely helpful...! 👍
Pretty misleading if you're a beginner, but yeah, the (EVEN) suffix is rendered if the index of that loop is treated even. The index goes from 0 to 2 in this case, so 0 and 2 are treated even. Not if the label shows an even number!
In ngswitch case you have written *ngSwitchCase="'map'" in this case you said that we are checking whether the value is equal to map or not but the operator you used is assignment operator not ==, even though your code is working how is it possible
i am using ngif but facing below problem. Please help me. compiler.es5.js:1694 Uncaught Error: Template parse errors: Can't bind to 'ngif' since it isn't a known property of 'div'. (" ]*ngif="courses.length > 0"> List of courses "): ng:///AppModule/AppComponent.html@1:5 Property binding ngif not used by any directive on an embedded template. Make sure that the property name is spelled correctly and all directives are listed in the "@NgModule.declarations". (" [ERROR ->]
I think he means that if the user's gonna toggle let's say a detail view and do that toggling maybe 2-3 times and that toggling cost each time 1-2 seconds, because the whole detail view must be built up each time, it can be better to let that part in the DOM and just toggle the hidden attribute. Doing so will lower the cost regarding DOM manipulation overhead. The browser rendering of course happens each time, but that's not the time consuming part of it.
Hello Mosh, I have a question here, how it will look in the browser if we use hidden instead of *ngIf. Is it show empty space or it won’t create element on DOM
I like this tutorial, but adding stiffed logic inside a div to reference a dom element "by id", because we are hip and don't want to manipulate the dom, is the most stupid thing that angular is forcing on us.
i like your explaination alot! was recommended to me by a friend, and i am also sure to recommend this playlist to anyone learning Angular.
best explanation i ever get
I am very beginer level in Angular course and really I understood about directives in detailed manner .. thank you Mosh for giving a wonderful courses to us. also I subscribed your chanel very immediately to get more videos for next lecture.. once again Thank you very much Mosh...
One of the best tutorial and presentation I ever have. Thanks
I saw the entire video just to see the custom directives, but you missed that part :(
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Haha... It's a promotion video for mosh's angular course... I have already registered his node course... Lectures were very good especially errors debugging while doing tasks he purposely make us to do errors and correct it... u can take this course if u want ... It will be definitely helpful...! 👍
The best teacher by far...thanks!
Thank you so much Mosh, I know understand what directives are
21:00 because the index of rows starts from 0. So the first row is numbered 0 and the 3rd row is numbered 2, which are even numbers.
0,1,2.
When it comes to Computer programming, 0 is treated a Even. So, in this case, 0 and 2 are even and 1 is odd.
Pretty misleading if you're a beginner, but yeah, the (EVEN) suffix is rendered if the index of that loop is treated even. The index goes from 0 to 2 in this case, so 0 and 2 are treated even. Not if the label shows an even number!
Awesome Tutorial I have learnt Directive very easily
Very nice explanation.
Very clear explanation, thanks a lot Mosh.
I love your tutorial. They are detailed
Very well presented, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you for the great Tutorial :)
Your the coolest person in the world 😇
Very good tutorial. Helped me a lot
Thanks for this tutorial, Really salute your efforts!
In ngSwitch example.
I don't know if it's version issue, but the selected value is changed to the default value because the page is reloaded.
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thanks mosh it was great
Very good explanation.Thank you very much !
Need more details on change Detection strategy.
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This code hurts to look at.
printThanks() { return `very good tutorial, thanks!
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console.log(printThanks())
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One of the best teacher
Thank you Mosh! I appreciate you.
greate lession.. thanks.
Mosh put other videos of angular course for beginners.
Such a great tutorial
I have noticed the play progress bar!! Great 👍
Am I missing the part where you learn about custom directives like you said in the intro? I don't find the timestamp for it
In ngswitch case you have written *ngSwitchCase="'map'" in this case you said that we are checking whether the value is equal to map or not but the operator you used is assignment operator not ==, even though your code is working how is it possible
nice tutorial
Good video, but half the content that was announced in the introduction, is not in the video :/
This does NOT show how to build custome directives. Misleading intro
Super good video
my respect
watched this video only for custom directives...missing that
i am using ngif but facing below problem. Please help me.
compiler.es5.js:1694 Uncaught Error: Template parse errors:
Can't bind to 'ngif' since it isn't a known property of 'div'. ("
]*ngif="courses.length > 0">
List of courses
"): ng:///AppModule/AppComponent.html@1:5
Property binding ngif not used by any directive on an embedded template. Make sure that the property name is spelled correctly and all directives are listed in the "@NgModule.declarations". ("
[ERROR ->]
Why do we have to rename 'index' and 'even' variables. Can they be used with their original names?
i need an answer to this question
got it
Is it not outdated?
Why does Angular have a billion ways to do the same thing?
Why does bootstrap property not working on my project?
What are using in this styles.css file?
when I write course in ts file it showing error
Mosh, what do you mean by "Costly" in this context ?
I think he means that if the user's gonna toggle let's say a detail view and do that toggling maybe 2-3 times and that toggling cost each time 1-2 seconds, because the whole detail view must be built up each time, it can be better to let that part in the DOM and just toggle the hidden attribute. Doing so will lower the cost regarding DOM manipulation overhead. The browser rendering of course happens each time, but that's not the time consuming part of it.
Hello Mosh,
I have a question here, how it will look in the browser if we use hidden instead of *ngIf.
Is it show empty space or it won’t create element on DOM
I like it
I like this tutorial, but adding stiffed logic inside a div to reference a dom element "by id", because we are hip and don't want to manipulate the dom, is the most stupid thing that angular is forcing on us.
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Hi, i have a question, what is the name of the extension for autocomplete coding?
actually, i m having some problem with splice i think so, it remove like the values in stack
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can anyone tell me , how to add bootstrap link and which?
i want to repeat the same line for 3 times how to do that using ngFor
Too many bloody ads in the video!
Disliking becoz you wasted my time. I watched entire video for custom directives.
dumb elements :D