This series is a goldmine for legacy angular. I am thankful for this extremely valuable information that has been delivered in this series.

Nobody, absolutely nobody on the whole Internet explains as clear as you, mate. Thank you, and thank you again!

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VERY GOOD! HOPE THIS GETS UPDATED TO LATEST VS2022

Thank you so much. Great video.

what if i wanted to include an array made by a for loop

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thanks, I didn't know there were three solutions for data binding like the examples in the video.

Great guru! Thank you.

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"emp as o" is much easier to comprehend. It's easy to reason and directly coming from data model view.

Very nice 💯 So clear explanation 🙏

Beautiful Video

you are so good at teaching, thanks a ton for this great tutorial

Thanks for the guide. Saved me a lot of time.

ur sound quality is like...iam hearing from radio....

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Thank you sir well explained....

Thank You, this helped me !!!!

"a": { "fieldA": "R" } "b": { c: [ { "fieldB": "test", "fieldC": "sample" } ] } } Can someone assist if I want to watch fieldA, fieldB and fieldC together, what can be used?

Why have you stopped creating new videos? Sir your videos are really helping us grow. I have been waiting for your videos since long time. Please keep posting your videos.

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The best Java Script video on KZbin!!!

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can we use routing with our live server in vscode or we have to install xampp becasue it's not working

What a teaching method and skills you have mashallah I am really inspired.

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Wonderful video thanks, well I have done NodeJS from KZbin, I want to learn more about Nodejs with Sql database, Advance understanding, Like how to connect 4 5 tables and show data in array of objects format, How to make nested query or subqueries like... I mean if wanna do table match with two table product and order Product ID with Order table by matching product ID data { customerId : 1: customerName : "abc", orders:[ { orderId : 1 orderName : "xyz" }, { orderId : 9 orderName : "pqr" } ] }, { customerId: 2: customerName : "pqr", orders:[ { orderId : 6 orderName : "xyz" }, { orderId : 2 orderName : "pqr" } ] }

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very clear explanation

we are not seeing new videos nowadays? or moved to another channel ?

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I am trying the example from 4 to 5 days. I have refeered many many souces. but it is not working

great explanation. thanks!

do you do consulting work?

I am six years late to your video but your teaching on this particular topic is still the best. Wish you good health and I hope you are okay. Thank you.

I have a domain and hosting. How can i deploy it online? Is it suitable to deploy it online?

please enable auto captions for the deaf and of hearing

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So how can I resolve something when finishes an ui-view, lets say that I have an internal ui-view called parent that is the parent structure of my bootstraping, how can run something only after my ui-view="parent" ? I tried: resolve: { parent: [() => { console.log('parent resolved') }] }

thanks you sir, making the easy explanation

hi , can you pls do a video, how to upload and read excel file data and display in html table using angularJS without using any third party API or libs?

excelent!!!!

This is super helpful. Thank you and have a blessed day.

Spanish please :(

Hello. Is possible to do it with react tsx?

Clean explanation !!! Many thanks.

I am curious about the point at 27:20 Do we really need to put the socket.on inside of the server.on function? Somehow server.on("connect" function(socket) {console.log("text"); socket.on("data" function(d) {console.log("%s", d); }); )}; supposedly output on every incoming package, despite the socket.on being inside another function that only executes its contents on new connections. So the whole part at 31:05 logically shouldn't happen. Since at 13:10 it is clearly shown that server.on("connect" function() {console.log("text"); )}; doesn't output with each new package sent unless it is a new connection. So nothing inside of server.on("connect" function() {code}); should execute more than once, and exclusively on a new connection, since that is when server.on("connection" triggers. This is all frankly counterintuitive and confusing, since where is the line between stuff that only executes when server.on("connection" is triggered, and when stuff is generally just running under the local variable space of server.on("connection" function() { , since these two are quite different things. I however consider this a major fault of Node.JS and not of the tutorial, the tutorial is honestly one of the better coding tutorials I have watched. Though, personally I would have server.on("connection" function(socket) export our socket object to a less local domain where our socket.on events is handled outside of server.on