Glad you liked it 😊

Ok :)

Glad you liked it and welcome to my channel :)

Welcome 🤗

Glad you liked it! And good suggestions. I'll see if I can create something about these topics

Coming soon! :)

Thanks, coming up early next week :)

That's a good question. I haven't done it myself, so can't say. But from what I've read, things should work ok as they are - except for the firebase authentication part (which requires a bit of extra setup so that it works well). More on this (check note at bottom of this link's section 2): firebase.google.com/docs/web/setup#add-sdks-initialize

Glad you liked it 😊 About the resource API, I would've loved to use it here but avoided due to it being experimental at this time. For post requests, I can understand. Hopefully, will be able to cover it in my full course where there'll be a proper severless framework like firebase or supabase

Early next week hopefully and thanks 🙏

Welcome 😊

@@ZoaibKhan Firebase is so good! It serves Angular well (Google family). I got the dashboard running. And thank you for updating to ng19! Bravo

Glad you liked it ☺️

Oh is that really? Will have to check it out myself as well. I just upgraded the dashboard yesterday to v19 and didn't need to update the theming syntax at all myself. It did do some things automatically though...

You mean building the theme builder app?

@ZoaibKhan yes sir the app thst you showed in this video

Thanks for showing such interest ☺️

Ok noted.

@@ZoaibKhan Thank you Sir

Thanks for your kind words! 🙏

Glad you found it useful 🙂

Thanks Farhan! Noted your suggestion and let's see if I can accommodate them in my course. I'm leaning towards firebase for it's backend, but might change because considering supabase as well.

@@ZoaibKhan Thank you man.

Glad you liked it! I'll keep you posted :)

You're welcome, Arif! :)

Thanks Manish for your kind words! And glad you liked it :)

Glad you found it helpful!

You mean Redis the temporary db?

@@ZoaibKhan Yes, I am talking about Redis as a temporary database, for example, storing unconfirmed shopping cart data in Redis.

@@SEOSepeti well, not sure about that. For temporary cart data, I'll probably just use normal state plus maybe local storage so that it's saved across refreshes. What's your take on it? :)

@@ZoaibKhan No problem at all, I’m eagerly looking forward to your course! 📚🚀😊

Good luck! :)

Use this technique! zoaibkhan.com/blog/create-a-responsive-card-grid-in-angular-with-css-2023/

Glad it helped!

Thanks Lars! Glad you liked the mini course. That was the point of creating this, so more people can appreciate the direction in which Angular is moving towards :)

Thanks man! I am a fan of RxJS as well, but have restricted it's use to async methods

You should! it's insanely awesome and you'll never go back. Reactive programming is so awesome!

I’m also easing into signals. I like the fact that I can use pipes with observables even by doing of(2).pipe(…) 😂 I’m learning signals now too and found the experimentals in angular 19 to be interesting

Glad you found it helpful, Farhan!

It's a best practice to keep it in a service, so that the component does not have much logic and only shows the data fetched

yes, in that case just create a parallel route for each subpage, instead of making it a nested route of the content. Content is always shown because it is a parent of the video and other child routes.

Yes, patterns will eventually emerge for the resource API for different use cases. Already some have suggested declaring resource in a service so that the component remains dumb. The same can be done with ngrx as well I guess

Use the Resource API

@@LarsRyeJeppesen ok thanks bro !

that's a good idea for a tutorial, thanks.

I have one more question. I want to use a custom scrollbar for my site. The main content of the site is placed in the `mat-content`, and I'm using a background color for it. If I use a custom scrollbar for the body tag of the site and the scrollbar has a border-radius, there will be white spaces at the top and bottom because `mat-content` doesn't take the full width and height of the body. If I use a custom scrollbar for `mat-content` and set it to full height and width, it works, but when I change the screen size, this custom scrollbar remains visible every time. It's very annoying, especially on mobile screens. If I do it for the body, it works fine, but it leaves those corners.

Hmm, that's interesting. It should be easy with CSS transitions. I'll have to try it out and see for myself.

If possible, can you replicate this in a stackblitz so I can see exactly what is happening? That would be very helpful

@@ZoaibKhan youtube deleting the link.How can I give you the link for stackblitz ?

@@IvanMalinovskyi-q4z send it to [email protected]