View Encapsulation in Angular | Angular Tutorial in Hindi (2023) [#1]

Easy Explaination of View Encapsulation in Angular in hindi. Follow this video to know more about.
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[@cyberbabakesaath5814]

Thanks for the very good explanation, concept is clear now. I will definitely revisit your channel.

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[@manpreetsrmcem]

Ye mere se interview me poocha ja chuka hai or mai bata nahi paya tha...

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Ohh, but abhi to clear hua na 😊

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Recently i completed your angular and rsjx series... just awesome bro.. lovevthe way you are explaining things

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I am not seeing your more videos just 3 to 4 videos on youtube
Is there any seperat web ?

[@Sonu-mv5yj]

code milega iska?

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We need more topics in UX Learnz

[@tinkumehateraho]

after seen 4 videos this is much comfortable to understand thnk u

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[@sanatanShishya1521]

Very nice and simple understandable video...
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Thanks

[@somenprtapsingh]

nice explanation with examples
Thanks buddy

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Glad you liked it!

[@sunilbehera6173]

Add all code to github and share the link

[@__nitinkumar__]

How to change styling from parent component when child is using ViewEncapsulation as ShadowDom ???

[@deepcode1]

congrats Anup for 1k subscribers...

[@uxlearnz]

Thanks bro

[@anchalgaur2507]

There is worst scenario of using view encapsulation as none along with component selector i.e. if Both parent and child having the same class then extra styles will be overrided by parent class which is not present in child class. Could you please suggest some solution for this.

[@uxlearnz]

Iske kuch solutions ho sakte hai jaise child class me important use kar sakte hai ya fir parent me direct class na bana ke uske container ko bhi add kar sakte hai class me ya fir host use kar sakte hai. You can Wath our Angular deep styling video that could be helpful for you.

[@aakash261]

Good explanation with example. it clears my concept in a very short time after watching this video. Thanks a lot.

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Welcome 😊👍

[@AmitPatel-zz3bi]

sir change detection topic pe video banaie bahut difficult lagata hai

[@uxlearnz]

Ok

[@prafulsadanpawar8100]

Perfect example of view encapsulation

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Thanks 😊👍

[@SandeepKumar-ly4ud]

Please complete authentication video tutorial first then move on next.

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Counted love you too bro.

[@kaynatali4940]

Hello sir currently I am working on gst product on my company so that I wanted to ask you
How to enable disable properties based on the user role using rest api in angular plzz sir give me the solutions for I have only idea for hiding and showing elements based on the user role

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You can join our Telegram group and discuss your query with other members

[@kaynatali4940]

@@uxlearnz okay thanks

[@standfirst9278]

great way to teach

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[@komalupreti8662]

Very well explained. Easy to understand.

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[@imranali-kn6mv]

Nice explained

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Thanks

[@shrikhan2215]

Thank you !

[@uxlearnz]

Welcome

[@tarishisrivastava192]

I have a question..What if in the app component We give ViewEncapsulation as None and in one of the child components we give ViewEncapsulation as ShadowDom for the same button example which you gave. What will happen in that case?

[@uxlearnz]

I am also wondering😆. Just try it also share with me the result.

[@manpreetsrmcem]

App Component css start behaving as global css(main.css) but the component you placed as ViewEncapsultion.ShadowDom it will not work because if you used ViewEncapsultion.none at app component then it will not allow you to use shadowdom at any other component.

[@WewakeTomar]

Nice explanation bro, Understood it in one go.

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[@mudassirfarooq375]

very well explained bro

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[@VaibhavRaj_developer]

Why two channels man ?

[@nitsesjoshi1113]

You explain very well

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[@unseeninsane7063]

Very Helpful Video, Thank you. :)

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Welcome 🫡

[@AmitPatel-zz3bi]

sir nice video hai

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Naic

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Amazing

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Great sir

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[@nirmalkandwal3783]

wow .. Thanks man

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[@DeepakKumar-ou7km]

extremely ultimate...

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[@gulshansharma1337]

Nicely described. Appreciated

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[@pakkaodia]

Lovely sir

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Thanks Tanmay :)