Structural Directives in Angular – Working with Context (Advanced)

thank you

How can we use @HostListener() in structural directives?

Cool

Thanks for this great video

Awesome Content! Can we pass 'context' and 'context-props' as @Input from component where we want to use structural directive? If yes, is there any use cases of it?

Thanks for the video. Invaluable content for middle developers. All other channels are more focused for juniors while yours helps to improve further

hello sir, how to set value to variable for *myDirective="let someVariable" and use it {{someVariable}} like in material table

Thanks for great video. I knew ngTemplateOutlet syntax but today I understand how things works under the hood :)

Hi Dmytro, amazing explanation again.
Custom structural directives is not well explored topic and your video tutorial is by far the best!
Just one proposal for a video series for a topic both interesting and poorly explained - Angular Interceptors!
And more specifically, the case with JWT Token and Refresh Token handling.
That is very tricky case - tackling the JWT with Refresh Token using Interceptors.
How Interceptors work under the hood and what happens when we try to refresh our expired token and other requests are happening during that time.
The mechanics of that case are tried to be explained here and there, but still they miss a lot of important details.

This is great, very clear.

Great Content

angular directives is so powerful, awesome

Great video Dmytro again! You have a great niche with Angular. Maybe you can cover some advanced topics related to Typescript? (Mapped Types, Discriminated union types, Decorators, State Machines, Generic Functions, Other type guards)

HI! Can you create video about ngComponentOutlet, pros and cons?

Wow! that's wonderful.

Cool !!! Thank you dear friend !

Custom decorator not working in angular 12..it called the component ngOnInit(), instead of decorator ngOnInit()...can u explain about that... it's possible??

You are having very good knowledge of angular. Keep it up.