ng b doesnot build the project if we set up below configuration in project.json or angular.json file, Why??---> "prerender": true, "ssr": { "entry": "server.ts" }

Simple and precise , lovely

Nice and informative video

Hi there. I can't see where you get lastPage.articleCount from in the getNextPageParam function. It doesn't even show as part of the object intellisense when you type lastPage. So I can't get this to work!

one more way to use signals

Subscribed, thank you for making this kind of content! I’m sure you help many developers refresh previous knowledge and polish up our skills!

Thank you for your great work!

I have a image upload along with title and description in Node/Express using Multer to handle the uploads. But the issue is when the title and description is not present i need to stop the file upload. For example when a valid image and no title or description is given, multer first uploads the image in server and only then i can able to validate the title, description and send the response. How to prevent this behavior? If a valid image and no title/description is passed then just send the response 'title/description is required' and no need to upload the image.

But if we download translations from backend - we cannot update them automatically with ours scanner, correct?

Thank you for a great tutorial

But how backend knows what language we want to download to our frontend?

Certainly it deserves a like!

6:14 Switch between the languages 8:35 Automate key creation

3:24 What does it mean - React escapes all values by default??

very nice!

Great video. Why do you use inject() instead of providing the dependencies to a constructor?

What a pain to do something so simple, no wonder angular is no longer widely used except legacy codebases

Most third class framework... No proper documentation, just colorful website. Not given any examples of particular concept, just definition with colorful borders. Matured people will always use React or Vue

Mine is onPush with dectectChanges() to fix that 😊

Wait what? I was sure the component is destroy when not in the view anymore and by consequence all subscribe are unsubscribed…

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Thanks!

Excellent comparison bro! I decided to give a try to Vercel for deploying my first project

This was really helpful thanks a lot

Great video

Thank you for the video

Nice presentation, but you are little bit fast with talking. Please move slowly, so that people can follow with you along because your presentation is excellent.

I'm so glad I ran into a Reddit comment that led me here. I've been writing Angular 10 close to 2 years and still haven't had clear understanding on CD, Zone.js, and OnPush. I'm excited for the changes to latest Angular.

can you make for react project as well

Hi, Olex! I love your KZbin channel and really appreciate your insights on frontend development. Given that you know Angular, React, and Vue equally well, your opinion means a lot to me. I recently completed an Angular course and then joined a company's lab program, where I worked on a couple of training projects. They weren't too complex, but they gave me hands-on experience with Angular, including RxJS and NgRx. My resource manager recently offered me a React project, but I had to turn it down because I don't know React. This got me thinking about whether I should start learning React now, especially since I'm not sure there will be many Angular projects available soon. Do you think it's wise to start learning React alongside Angular? Or should I focus on mastering one framework first? Is it a bad idea to learn a second framework like React (and Next.js) before having several years of experience with one? I understand it might be easier after gaining more experience, but I might not have the luxury to wait. Additionally, I believe that having knowledge of Angular might make it easier to learn React, especially with some shared concepts like NgRx and Redux. Also, which framework do you prefer and why? What are your thoughts on React, Angular, and Vue? Thanks for your advice!

Great tutorial, thank you

Hey Hi. I have an issue with dynamic data rendering on the page. Can you please guide me on this, I can connect personally.

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Since glossy finished makes you increase the brightness, wouldn't that cause more eye strain?

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Hello! I've been working with Angular for a little over 1 year and recently picked up on NestJS to have the possibility to create my own APIs fast. Do you think that my approach is good? Nest actually helped me grasp the theory of npm commands better, but I'm afraid to not learn it in vain Was actually thinking that full-stack TypeScript might profitable, but I am a little bit reserved since NestJS is quite niche I think...

thanks a lot.. i was a bit confused about it for some reason..

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Great video. Saw pipe() and map() everywhere but now I actually understand what they do. Your video about other methods is a great follow up: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIWWd2iKm9eMras

Is it the same for angular 18?

I switched from vs code to webstorm and don’t think I’ll ever go back to vscode. The features out of the box with webstorm are far beyond anything vscode can do without installing 100 plugins. I’ll admit vscode has better themes though 😂

Your contents are amazing, please keep on!

I recently learned that type unions have performance loss when compared with interface polymorphism.

Is there any guideline from Angular regarding writing unit tests for Zoneless application? Since utilities like fakeAsync() and tick() rely on zone.js for mocking time

You are always 'chelping'. ThAnk yuu 😅😊 greeting from Russia

For the final part what is the advantage of using that over ngOndestroy

Why we can't use array index in key?