Angular Life Cycle Hooks | Lifecycle Hooks | Angular 12+
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- Lifecycle hooks are a special functionality in Angular that allow us to “hook into” and run code at a specific lifecycle event of a component or directive. Angular manages components and directives for us when it creates them, updates them, or destroys them.
In this lecture, you will learn what is a lifecycle hook in Angular and what are the different types of lifecycle hooks and when ther are called.
PPT for the Lecture - drive.google.com/file/d/11EVS...
Cheet Sheet - drive.google.com/file/d/170Fr...
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Before starting learning Angular i have familarity with the react. In react there are hooks also and i never understand what is the meaning of hooks but now after hearing hooks defination it all makes sense.
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thanks for this information. May I ask if it is a good practice to use Observables inside child components or it is better to pass it as an input from the parent component specially when you have those childs as an array , i.e I have to subscribe inside all of them to the observable
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So ngOnChanges runs before ngOnInit right?
yes i would
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@viewchild, viewchildren, multiple concepts new