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I have to agree. At first I was not sure why I would want to utilize some of these reset approaches but the summary made it very clear. Thanks for the great video!
Great video! summary was great for retaining the content. Any ideas on doing some videos on unit testing complex component or services with Jest/Jasmine in Angular?
The submitted property of FormGroupDirective has always been a problem with Add + Reset scenarios for me because I always use (click)="onSubmit()" on the submit button. I'd wrap the formDir in setTimeout or some other hack. Until this video, I didn't know that binding to (ngSubmit)="onSubmit()" on the form itself is the key. THANK YOU!
Great video. This was what I am implementing to reset forms. Learned new about submitted status as well. I would also love to see a short video on how to dynamically generate error message for form validation.
so there's _ngSubmit_ available to prevent default behaviour of _submit_ , but no _ngReset_ thus we can only use _reset_ and call _preventDefault_ manually
You are the only channel that provides in-depth concepts in Angular, great video, thanks a lot. May i know what's the Extension you are using. when i am trying to hover on form I am not able to see that much of data, what was present in your video
Hi! Thanks for this video. I have a question for you. I saw that you manage the unsubscription of your subscriptions in onDestroy hook. I do the same as you, however, I have lazy colleagues, who tell me that anyway the source to which we subscribe is in the component and therefore once the component is destroyed, the source will be too and so it will be the same for the subscription. What do you think of that ? For my part, I think it's taking a step aside from good practices and exposing yourself to bugs. Thank you for your attention.
курси дуже ефективні (хоча місцями дещо затянуті)... менше з тим, було б непогано зробити паралельний курс (ангуляр, тощо) українською, що буде безкоштовним (для україномовної аудиторії)
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Does this cource include nested forms?
@@denisbielishev by "nested forms" do you mean form groups?
@@DecodedFrontend Yes,, FormGroupDirective, ControlContainer and so on
Yes, it is covered in a few sections of the course.
I think the summary you did, after the longer explanation, was a really good addition to this video.
Thank you for your feedback. I will be keeping it in mind for my future videos ;)
I have to agree. At first I was not sure why I would want to utilize some of these reset approaches but the summary made it very clear. Thanks for the great video!
Dude you are crazy good :)
Thank you
Super useful!
Great video! summary was great for retaining the content.
Any ideas on doing some videos on unit testing complex component or services with Jest/Jasmine in Angular?
Best angular content
Thank you!!!
The submitted property of FormGroupDirective has always been a problem with Add + Reset scenarios for me because I always use (click)="onSubmit()" on the submit button. I'd wrap the formDir in setTimeout or some other hack. Until this video, I didn't know that binding to (ngSubmit)="onSubmit()" on the form itself is the key. THANK YOU!
Great video. This was what I am implementing to reset forms. Learned new about submitted status as well.
I would also love to see a short video on how to dynamically generate error message for form validation.
Thank you for your feedback! Dynamic error message generation is a part of full course, unfortunately :)
Thanks for another useful video, Dmyrto) Just finished watching "Reactive Forms" part of your course) p.s any news about upcoming courses?
great video, could you explaine how to use Jest?
so there's _ngSubmit_ available to prevent default behaviour of _submit_ , but no _ngReset_ thus we can only use _reset_ and call _preventDefault_ manually
You are the only channel that provides in-depth concepts in Angular, great video, thanks a lot. May i know what's the Extension you are using. when i am trying to hover on form I am not able to see that much of data, what was present in your video
Press ctrl and hover, then you will be able to see
Hi
Love ur videos.
I have a question related to override functions which are provided by angular.
Could you suggest how learn that
Hi!
Thanks for this video.
I have a question for you.
I saw that you manage the unsubscription of your subscriptions in onDestroy hook.
I do the same as you, however, I have lazy colleagues, who tell me that anyway the source to which we subscribe is in the component and therefore once the component is destroyed, the source will be too and so it will be the same for the subscription.
What do you think of that ?
For my part, I think it's taking a step aside from good practices and exposing yourself to bugs.
Thank you for your attention.
I wish you all the best. Greetings from your first giveaway winner :D
Thank you :) Yes, I remember and I hope you enjoyed the course ;)
@@DecodedFrontend I've used it on every interview that I had since then. :))
дякую дуже, помогло
Cool
great video, that thumbnail can be a meme when something doesn't like him
курси дуже ефективні (хоча місцями дещо затянуті)... менше з тим, було б непогано зробити паралельний курс (ангуляр, тощо) українською, що буде безкоштовним (для україномовної аудиторії)
А сфигали на украинском курс должен быть бесплатным???
lol, always more furniture in each video
yeah? have you ever had a war in your homeland?
Thanks ❤🇺🇦
I still haven't started the course 🥹 have no time 😢
pass this course for me