Great explanation!! Thank you so much for teaching this kind of stuff that are a little confusing but with this video it gets so much clear. Congratulations!!
Really good explanation sir,Thank you so much we r expecting same in Angular 2 also.., I go throughn lot of tutorials compare to those 100% clearly understandable.Thank you.
Thanks for your suggestion. We made modifications to all thumbnails of videos. Also there is a playlist available here (just in case): ua-cam.com/play/PLvZkOAgBYrsS_ugyamsNpCgLSmtIXZGiz.html
IS this true for angular 1 as well?? (especially the passing the functions?) for some reason I cannot do it. here is theexplanation: stackoverflow.com/questions/74093005/passing-function-from-parent-scope-to-child-directive-angular-1
Hey Thanks man. You have put lot of efforts to explain every concept. Great work. Also, I am looking for drag and drop in angular 2 or angular 1.5 using directive. Can you teach that as well?
Why is the function call for extSum function like this : " extSum()(p,q) " and why not as normal function call like this : " extSum(p,q) ". I mean these : () empty braces will not be there for normal function call in JS right.
Dear Sir, I didnt got ,why u written extSum()(p,q) for & scope param after deriving function from parent scope? Plz go through time slot of 47:20 to 47:32 of video. I mean we just need to specify extSum(p,q),instead of extSum()(p.q). I am assuming that doSum is assigned to extSum which has got function defn. but the correct value is coming in alert.Please explain. Thank you. :)
Any expression assigned (in this case, it is "doSum") to a function member of isolated scope (using '&'), it gets wrapped into a function. In this case, extSum will be internally interpreted as follows: extSum = function(){ return doSum;} And thus, you need to call the function twice in order to reach doSum. Hope that helps.
Your the only person who is explaining bit by bit. Excellent explanation. great thanks for the helpful videos.
Thank you
Excellent , No unnecessary talk, only pure materials , good explanation Sir, Please keep posting like Angular 2 also
Thank you for very clean and crispy explanations with examples for "@=&"
Thank you Arabinda
Great explanation!! Thank you so much for teaching this kind of stuff that are a little confusing but with this video it gets so much clear. Congratulations!!
Thank you
Each and Every Vedio is initiator to almost top level, Awesome
Thanks sharma
Awesome tutorial you have created. I am going through each and every video. Thanks a lot.
Thanks sagar
Thanks
Great!! These vedios drives me to be a full stack developer
Thanks Pravin
Very clear. Thanks for making it understand step by step. It was great.
Sir I love the way you explain the toughest concept in the easiest way. Please post similar full tutorial on Angular 2 also.
Thanks sagar. Will do.
You solved lot of doubts of this concept. Excellent. (y). Please upload AngularJS 2.0 as well. Thanks once again.
Thank you. Will do for sure. Thanks
Nice Videos, with full clearity, examples, coding, concepts. keep it up :)
Thanks Tarun
Excellent work, very helpful, Thank you so much
Thank You so much SIR..Explanation of directives is awesome.
Really good explanation sir,Thank you so much we r expecting same in Angular 2 also.., I go throughn lot of tutorials compare to those 100% clearly understandable.Thank you.
Thanks Sivabhushan. You are going to see Angular 2 soon.
Good videos, Please add some series no. to all videos so that we can identify after which video we have to go next.
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Nice tut! Make everything clear,cheers!
Thank you.
Very clear concise and simple....
Thanks for your videos sir. These are really helpful. Keep going sir
Thanks Shivam.
sir your videos are really awesome .my god bless you. keep more videos on typescript..,,☺👌👍💐
Sure and thanks Srinivas
Hello Sir,
All your videos make very easy to understand angularJs concepts. Kindly post videos on promises.
Will do. Thanks Sandeep.
Fantastic video and good knowledge, keep it up.
great explanation. thanks!
IS this true for angular 1 as well?? (especially the passing the functions?) for some reason I cannot do it. here is theexplanation: stackoverflow.com/questions/74093005/passing-function-from-parent-scope-to-child-directive-angular-1
pretty clear explanation!!! Thanks a lot....
Thanks Moorthi
Thank you so much for the tutorial. Pardon my ignorance, but was wondering where did you cover "restrict" for directives i.e in which video part?
Did not cover that. But it is straight forward:
E- for Element nameA- for AttributeC- for ClassM- for Comment
Always great Tutorials! One Favour pl. Is there any possibility to get/dowload the Material/Docs as reference? Many Thanks!
github.com/techcbt
Tech CBT Thank you
Hey Thanks man. You have put lot of efforts to explain every concept. Great work. Also, I am looking for drag and drop in angular 2 or angular 1.5 using directive. Can you teach that as well?
Will do eventually. Thanks
sir thanks for this video. It's well explained.
Thank you.
well explained.. thank you so much!!
simple and awesome ..thanks :)
I am confused like, Why is the isolated scope has access to parent scope ($parent.$scope.a) variable. Please see the example at 56:30 minutes.
thank you so much
sir plz do Angular 1.5 components based tutorial sir..you are awesome thank you
Will do eventually. Thanks.
this isolated scope is a little bit similar with react parent component pass it's state or method by props to the child components
awsome explaination
Thank you
Why is the function call for extSum function like this : " extSum()(p,q) " and why not as normal function call like this : " extSum(p,q) ". I mean these : () empty braces will not be there for normal function call in JS right.
Dear Sir,
I didnt got ,why u written extSum()(p,q) for & scope param after deriving function from parent scope? Plz go through time slot of 47:20 to 47:32 of video. I mean we just need to specify extSum(p,q),instead of extSum()(p.q). I am assuming that doSum is assigned to extSum which has got function defn. but the correct value is coming in alert.Please explain. Thank you. :)
Any expression assigned (in this case, it is "doSum") to a function member of isolated scope (using '&'), it gets wrapped into a function.
In this case, extSum will be internally interpreted as follows:
extSum = function(){ return doSum;}
And thus, you need to call the function twice in order to reach doSum. Hope that helps.
Okay..got it :) !
So much Thanks for all in depth tutorials! Major concepts in Angular you have taught me,Sir ! :)
Excellent
Thank you.
What's the difference between app.directive and app.component?
is there any place to download the coding material?
30:38 why didn't we write here {{emp}} instead of emp ?
did angular creators intentionally wanted to make it harder to read the angular code ? :)
Awesome :)
Thank you