This is always a great content when you build custom angular components! I have taken few of your paid courses. I would greatly appreciate an angular course with nx monorepo and new ngrx signal store for state management. I think that would be most up-to-date project course.
I will add it to the list of ideas. FYI I just released new angular course with signals where we build a project from start to the end monsterlessons-academy.com/courses/angular-signals-building-quiz-angular-project It's not ngrx signal or monorepo but only angular signals.
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy Hey, I was seeing the course you mentioned and in the setup video, you installed the cli@17. Is that the version you use? I mean, why not v18 to use the latest features? Thanks.
In my opinion, you could centralize the logic within a service by using signals and observables, which would allow you to omit the use of input and output, keeping the components logic-free.
Thanks for the tutorial! Is using using the hostListener a good solution for bigger websites, because it's like having a constant listener, and what are good alternatives to this approach?
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy by the way, what about using matchMedia or break points from Angular CDK? What are the pros and cons of these approaches in comparison to this one?
I know you are working on latest angular release, but I would ask you if you can convert this project with old angular version using modules instead of standalone component. Thanks
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Nice, simple, precise! I am in love with angular again. Thanks & keep it coming.
Thanks, will do!
Thank you very much dear Oleksandr
You are welcome!
Love your videos. I just finished my university project with thanks to your tutorials
Glad to hear that!
This is always a great content when you build custom angular components! I have taken few of your paid courses. I would greatly appreciate an angular course with nx monorepo and new ngrx signal store for state management. I think that would be most up-to-date project course.
I will add it to the list of ideas. FYI I just released new angular course with signals where we build a project from start to the end
monsterlessons-academy.com/courses/angular-signals-building-quiz-angular-project
It's not ngrx signal or monorepo but only angular signals.
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy Hey, I was seeing the course you mentioned and in the setup video, you installed the cli@17. Is that the version you use? I mean, why not v18 to use the latest features?
Thanks.
In my opinion, you could centralize the logic within a service by using signals and observables, which would allow you to omit the use of input and output, keeping the components logic-free.
Sure it is also possible
Nice work thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Quite informative
Please, Can you share the name of the theme you are using right now?
It's gruvbox
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy Thank's.
this video is a hidden tutorial on how to use signals :D
Yeap
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy loved this video btw ! please make more such videos using signals and new features.
Thanks for the tutorial! Is using using the hostListener a good solution for bigger websites, because it's like having a constant listener, and what are good alternatives to this approach?
It's fine. We handle lots of events in big websites simultanously.
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy by the way, what about using matchMedia or break points from Angular CDK? What are the pros and cons of these approaches in comparison to this one?
I literally need to start refactoring my app to utilize sidebars on both sides tomorrow.
Have fun!
Same here😂😂
Nice video, though correct me if I am wrong but I think from 15:50 to 16:15 should have been omitted from the video, right?
Oops, bad cut. Sorry for that!
When i put it in a real cellphone. When i click on the buttons(links) all the sidenav turn intoblue. Someone can help me with this problem?
It's an outline css property probably. You can set it to outline: none;
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy The sidenav Stills blue like a link when i touch him in any part
you have a beautiful smile!
Thank you!
@MonsterlessonsAcademy when did you get on vs code?
A lot of people complained that it is difficult to follow my tutorials when I use Vim so I use Vscode now while recording them.
I know you are working on latest angular release, but I would ask you if you can convert this project with old angular version using modules instead of standalone component. Thanks
I don't see the point in it. People should move from modules to standalone and it makes sense to show the latest ways to write code.
There is a channel called Angularistic. 😂
Yeap :)