This is the holy grail of Angular Forms complete guides, unreal that it's from 2017. Funny how I've gone through countless of other articles and resources before finding this talk by Kara. I wonder which parts of this talk have been deprecated though, most of it still seems relevant.

Awesome Content !! How did you get angular source to work in debugger ?

what is the difference between injecting NgControl and using NG_VALUE_ACCESSOR + NG_VALIDATORS as providers?

master minds of Angular growth. proud of there hardwork and research

Thank you.

Yo that part about adding the number comments is so ugly and cool at the same time. I love and hate it 🤣🤣

awesome

In 2024 this is still so relevant at understanding Angular animations 🙂

After seeing this 7years also not understanding…

I don't like how the code is extremely sectioned as he is attempting to explain this convoluted concept. If the example were more linear, I believe this would be easier to understand. Is there a static piece of code to this exact problem that I can analyze so that I can follow this concept better? Could you have named the files, clearly depicting which file is the parent and which one is the child in this example? The instructor begins to lose me around 10:20

Great presentation. This is a new approach that I don't see many people talking about. However, I felt this approach is more complex than using NgUpgrade, with the extra "elements" project, manual bundling, manually copying js file to AngularJS project and manually creating element on AngularJS project. Sure going to Web Components is great, because one could migrate to React or Vue, but I don't know if it's worth doing this in a context of migrating from AngularJS to Angular. What do you think?

funny how in 2023 this is still so relevant at understanding Angular animations. Like the DSL was truly well thought.

Is there any chance we can get the slides or the source codes that accompany this talk?

That was quite masterful.

The main issue with third party libraries like this one and angular is that angular out of the box provides massive amount of tools to achieve everything that ngrx adds. But you need to have understanding of all those concepts like single responsibility principle, pure functions, etc. I worked with a lot of teams were developers had no clue how all this stuff works and usage of ngrx won’t help them. Also right now I joined team which embraces usage of ngrx but their code coverage is extremely low and they do not fully understand how to utilize it, for them its just boilerplate. On the other hand angular changes really fast. Like making modules not necessary recently, introducing signals, etc. NgRx still in process of evaluating signals as I understand but people already interested in fully leveraging them. So I personally do not recommend using ngrx because it adds extra complexity in process of angular update for really large apps (with hundreds of components and dozens of services). It will always be behind angular.

I miss the answer to the quest!

Great concept!

This presentation is actually using a smarter way to promote Ngrx

how to animate elements on visibility of section? angular way? thank you

Custom FormControls: 9:13 -- ControlValueAccessors: 12:25 -- Validation: 16:09 -- Error messages: 19:17 Nested forms: 25:23 -- Composite ControlValueAccessor: 26:20 -- Sub-form components for template driven forms: 30:36 -- Sub-form components for reactive forms: 35:29 Form Projection: 35:55

For those who is interested - there is a library called RxAngular with all ideas mentioned here included.

4:43 is fixed in angular 15.1 ;)

An awesome talk, easy to listen to and greatly explained.

React much better

This is a fantastic demo. Every once in a while, I come back to this speech to further understand how rxjs works. Timeless.

Note to organizers: take that bottle from him next time.

Why is this presentation so dumb

Thanks God gave us React instead of this nightmare.

Amazing concept and presentation. thank you Stephen for sharing it with us

Great presentation - brilliantly succinct and clear! 🙌🙌

Why is Angular not following this approach? Is it pride not to have invented it! Are Google's developer not able to think in RxJs terms?

The part talking about hooks is quite fast and confusing.

amazing stuff

Amazing talk

Ok im going for React, thanks!

nice one...

Great talk 👏

Is there error at 11:28 , mentioning of component as an directive only.

Have there been any updates on this effort? Anyone used it in practice?

Really useful presentation!

I understood nothing!!

I want to create dynamic ng-tempalte refs, is that possible? <my-component [data]='data'> <template #my-dynamic-data> @ContenChild ('my-dynamic-data')

one of the best in-depth angular video

Came here from IBM front- end learning path

Amazing talk. You're a gem Max! Thanks!

very very good subject

Thanks for great presentation! However, I fail to understand the basic premise of an attack: How can a baddie post a form to my site when it's a CORS issue in the first place and my server will not allow POSTs from other domains? In fact, I myself has problem with my own sites trusting each other. (e.g. Web app on one domain and CMS on the other and I want to preserve login of a user without using some Identity servers)

Great stuff, thanks so much!

This talk would be a perfect cheat sheet for performance. Some of this stuff is obvious, but you tend to forget simple things. Having this as a simple cheat sheet would be perfect to go over when dealing with performance.

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