Angular Component Communication: Everything You Need to Know

[@baturhankahraman426]

I've just discovered you. I'm a fan of Angular like you. Subscribed & liked. Please keep this on. Thanks a million.

[@CodeShotsWithProfanis]

Thanks for the Sub :) Glad you like my content!

[@ellsonmendesYT]

as always delivering great stuff, thanks for the effort and time taken to share with us!

[@CodeShotsWithProfanis]

Much appreciated!

[@theodorosgeorgitsis5600]

I realy enjoy your videos. Χαιρετισμούς Θοδωρής

[@CodeShotsWithProfanis]

Σε ευχαριστώ πολύ Θοδωρή! :)

[@ilirbeqiri253]

Keep going man. Very well explained videos so far. Thanks a lot ;)

[@CodeShotsWithProfanis]

Glad you like them! :)

[@ranjanadeore2957]

Thank you sir for uploading great video. Greate information about viewchildren and service and your teaching method is very deep.

[@CodeShotsWithProfanis]

So nice of you. Glad you liked it!

[@zshn]

I avoid using getters and setters for @Inputs. If an input needs to be modified/cleansed/transformed/prefixed/suffixed, create a pipe to perform transformations or a service that transforms the data prior to passing it to the child component. BTW Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

[@CodeShotsWithProfanis]

Thanks for your comment. The pipe, the service, the setters or the OnChanges hook, are all valid use cases. Each one is a tool, and as always, the tools are used per case. I do not see it like a black or white (use this or the other) and I do not exclude any of the tools from my toolbox.

[@Nabulio85]

I have an additional comment on this subject. I use a setter from time to time, for example to assign a value to a property of my component. However, whether in a setter or elsewhere, I don't like to directly modify the object that I receive as an argument to my function. What do you think about this ? Thank you for your great channel. 🙏

[@g-luu]

thanks. Would love to see micro frontends with nx

[@CodeShotsWithProfanis]

This is a great topic. Noted!

[@PASOSON]

Thanks!

[@CodeShotsWithProfanis]

You are welcome!

[@digvijaypatil5001]

Can you please create series for Micro frontend app

[@CodeShotsWithProfanis]

That's a great topic. Noted!

[@MarcoPinheiro]

Thank U!!

[@CodeShotsWithProfanis]

You're welcome!