Angular 14 might change the way we write Angular components!

Thanks for the explanation

Even now, when angular 16, it’s very good explanation! Thanks!

Best explanation

Can you do a Angular 15 changes video?

if there is no module then how are we gonna implement lazy loading

Which theme and font you used , its pretty nice in Visual Studio

I do not see the value of Angular

Angular is KING for me Angular and Nest JS forever

thank you so much..

Super Max!

Woah, great video mate!

how can I define formcontrol type ?. if I'm using formbuilder service to generating form.

when are you updating your Udemy Course "Angular - The Complete Guide" to 14. Thanks for your courses, always great! 👍

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Standalone components seems pretty useless, but we definitely need those typed forms

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Master Maximilian Schwarzmüller 💯

is he updating angular course because it's outdated as hell

Thanks for the standalone code explanation

hey, did you update your angular course un udemy according to those?

Most people are really not getting Standalone Components - They are needed for designing smaller components which was really frustrating up until now in Angular where we had to maintain another module file. Furthermore - Atomic components are also just small components which doesn't really need another module file.

When you are making a small component - maintaining a module was a small hurdle for experienced Ang developers but big hurdle for people coming from React/Vue world.

Please add subtitles in Arabic in react course and angular 🙏

It took them 5 years for something that should have been in first release. Stand alone was really required in Angular 2.0

Why don't you use formbuilder?

Theyvamey!!!!

Can you make a Nest.js course please?

Please we want updated mongodb course

can you update the nuxt.js course from 2 to 3 please :')? and we would like you to take a look on bun js the new framework and thanks 🔥🔥🔥

value = vialiue, LOL

bro can u share udemy course?
I want to buy ur MERN STACK course for learning

can you attach the node full guide code

In big enterprise companies Angular in nwrl is very popular, in many German companies also; you can explore this space and make a tutorial

Thank you for your wonderful explanation video.

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If in the future versions of Angular we completely get rid of Modules, I wonder how will we import some similar components in a Shared Module and importing the Shared Module into where we need them!

Just wondering if the new standalone components architecture would lead to more cyclic dependencies in a larger application 🧐 modules really helped identifying these issues tbh!

standalone components looks good for smaller projects with few components, but I feel a little bit repetitive work to define imports in every single component 50-100 times instead of 4-5 times in modules... in this case what is the benefit of standalone components vs. modules? And the other question: we use modules to organize components into logical groups. I feel we'll lost this benefit with standalone components...

does somebody know the extension that shows error lines in HTML?

Don't learn Angular , focus on React

Off point, but your English is very impressive for a non-native English speaker, anyways, keep up the good work. ;)

I think standalone components it will be easier to shared components and you wont need a big shared module for using one shared component in a module

I really don't like this, typescript is strictly typed, and should stay that way. this kid version is going to create problems.

Why did they rewrite it 14 times already? Previous 13 versions are shit?

I think that I still prefer the modules pattern. It makes so much more sense since you can organise your app by groups which for me, is what makes angular shine.

What is the name of your VS code theme?