Updated to Angular v16 a while ago, and I'm loving the new bindToComponentInputs feature! It makes passing data between components a breeze. It is by far the feature that impacted my workflow the most.
I have one doubt regarding the signal, Is it same concept like useState in Reactjs. Because I see that you are creating signal with initial value and then to update we are getting the previous value aswell. This seems similar to use State hook in reactjs. Same goes with effects to detect changes in Reactjs useEffect we can use dependency array to detect changes.
Sure. This is why it is in dev preview. But at least it is going in a good direction as initial build/ incremental builds as super slow compared to React.
Олександр, здравствуйте, решил после Реакта перейти на Ангуляр, можете, пожалуйста, порекомендовать роадмап, может из ваших видео или каких-то источников? Потому что есть трудности с составлением плана обучения.
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After each production deployment, users need to clear the cache manually to see the new changes of angular application. any solution to resolve this ? even after configured "outputHashing: all" in angular.json file.
Angular improved hydration has any effect on state transfer? or is there some way to transfer the entire state without having to specify it for each variable
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Updated to Angular v16 a while ago, and I'm loving the new bindToComponentInputs feature! It makes passing data between components a breeze. It is by far the feature that impacted my workflow the most.
Wow I never used such feature. It brings the router to the comp through inputs correct?
I never used that lol ^^
Can you share any resources or doc for that.
U are the best teacher for angular i have found on the internet
Glad to hear that!
Надо обновляться, спасибо за видео.
thank you
You're welcome
I have one doubt regarding the signal, Is it same concept like useState in Reactjs. Because I see that you are creating signal with initial value and then to update we are getting the previous value aswell. This seems similar to use State hook in reactjs.
Same goes with effects to detect changes in Reactjs useEffect we can use dependency array to detect changes.
It is similar to useState and useEffect.
Esbuild still has some issues, especially in developer mode. I18n support not present, amd some issues with change detection.
Sure. This is why it is in dev preview. But at least it is going in a good direction as initial build/ incremental builds as super slow compared to React.
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy yep, I still use it as it is so good. But what about Bun?
Олександр, здравствуйте, решил после Реакта перейти на Ангуляр, можете, пожалуйста, порекомендовать роадмап, может из ваших видео или каких-то источников? Потому что есть трудности с составлением плана обучения.
Сначала основы Angular
ua-cam.com/video/Pd98NIR63cU/v-deo.htmlsi=ilzUoP1aIPfa314t
потом создание реального приложение от начала до конца
ua-cam.com/video/vcfZ0EQpYTA/v-deo.htmlsi=4htSQJclIOmKcBXl
After each production deployment, users need to clear the cache manually to see the new changes of angular application.
any solution to resolve this ?
even after configured "outputHashing: all" in angular.json file.
Typically it's build.js?hash=randomNumber. Working with any js
Angular improved hydration has any effect on state transfer? or is there some way to transfer the entire state without having to specify it for each variable
Nope. It doesn't change anything from that side.
is angular worth used for a freelancer?
If you can find clients then yes
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy okay thanks
Sir pls make a content of essential angular features that could boost productivity, especially for a freelancer 🙏
Explanations could have been simpler!
and life could be better :)