#47 Custom Attribute Directive | Creating & Using Custom Directive | A Complete Angular Course

[@MuhammadBilal-ec6cj]

Very Well Explained.

[@wilsonwil657]

Well explained, great explaination

[@x0z59]

I like the way you teach, bro. Your channel will grow.

[@tdwjiaodja]

Thank you so much! Repeating really helps to memorize

[@sona4612]

Awesome tutorial 🔥🔥

[@HasinthaWeragala]

sir, why not use a css class to change the background? what is the advantage over a class by using a custom directive.?

[@ruman-demo]

@procademy, i cannot find the ANGULAR-EKART MODULE in the git repository please update the complete repository

[@poojajagtap7349]

Very helpful

[@williamt.roberts4771]

Where is the code for Video 47? I am not seeing it in the repo.

[@jackofnotrades15]

Do you plan to create Rxjs and NgRx course? Would be a great addition

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[@mohamadnourbader1068]

first, thanks for this great series, in 16:17 you are talking about the variable defined in the constructor. from my work and search I found I can use the var of constructor inside the component without the need to assign it to another Vars. are there the same?

[@procademy]

That is a typescript feature I have already covered in one of the lectures in the dependency injection section.

[@TheNeraxes]

This angular series is awesome :) Name of the VSCode theme please :D

[@sillas_head]

He's using the Monokai theme!!

[@andinofaturahman3649]

can component use custom directive ?

[@shivankgoel7194]

In angular 17 there is no modules.ts and when I am importing the background directive in the component it is not working how to fix it

[@procademy]

From angular 17, Angular uses statndalone component by default. And in standalone components, app.module is not required. I have not covered standalone components yet...i am going to cover it in future lectures. But for now, try creating an angular project using following angular cli command: ng new project-name --no-standalone. This will create a regular angular project with app.module.

[@sumitchakraborty9680]

Please update the git with the code ​@@procademy

[@paras.p]

Do this in angular17