132. Loading Services Differently for instances in the Lazy Loaded Modules and app Modules - Angular

Hi Friends
In this video, we will see how to load services differently for instances in the lazy loaded modules and app modules in the angular.
The code is deployed in my Github account.
github.com/lee...
If you like my video, please subscribe to my channel.
KZbin Page: / leelawebdev
Facebook Page: / leelawebdev
Twitter Page: / leelanarsimha
Linkedin: / leela-narasimha-reddy-...
GitHub: github.com/lee...
#Angular #leelawebdev

[@sandipshirsale3019]

Great one But not able to understand why it's behving differently compare to core Module and shared module?

[@vipinsharma-zx9cb]

I think if we use any shared module or core module (containing providers) in side a lazily loaded module then it will use seperate instance, so best it to use via app module

[@gauravkochhar2471]

cool sir...really nice

[@LeelaWebDev]

Thank you

[@ankitshah2270]

Hello sir, how we can share the data between two component of diffrent module in lazy loading? I don't want to use "root" shared service for that. Is there any other way to do that?

[@LeelaWebDev]

create a shared module and import that shared module in both different modules

[@veeramanikantapinnana423]

Sir what will happen if we inject the service in both module and also in component

[@LeelaWebDev]

Nice question. Try once by doing like that . Practicing raises doubts. Let me know in comment by trying

[@veeramanikantapinnana423]

@@LeelaWebDev It will create another instance for that component is it right..??

[@LeelaWebDev]

@@veeramanikantapinnana423 yes