Functional Guards in Angular

[@anibalcardozo3204]

very helpful, is always nice to have content that highlights the newest changes to keep us up to date.

[@kvittitoe]

short, sweet, and to the point! Thank you!

[@amineketfi3839]

Simple, understandable, I like your style bro , Thank you

[@seifcool]

Dude you're awesome, that was quick yet helpful and detailed, subscribed and please upload more on Angular ♥

[@FQTV320]

You have a really good succinct style. More videos please!

[@techvibesio]

Thanks for the feedback! I'd love to produce more content but work is crazy at the moment. I'll get back to it soon hopefully!

[@sauravrathva5762]

very helpfull video and save my time.

[@davidfonseca1646]

Thank's ☺

[@techvibesio]

You're welcome!

[@MotiveEdge-o5d]

thank you man

[@jashsudip]

good content in small video

[@jayakumar2927]

can you share code

[@techvibesio]

Here's a link to the written version on my website. This should have the code. www.techusolutions.com/blog/functional-guards-in-angular

[@elmalleable]

If ain't broke?

[@techvibesio]

I view it a little differently. Just because it works doesn't mean it's necessarily good. For example, lead pipes will still carry water but even if they're working properly you'll still want to replace them right? Same thing here.

[@elmalleable]

@@techvibesiohmmm so now they I have a phone without wifi 6.should I then throw my gadgets out and go get wifi 6, just because wifi 6 exists??. Still great work showing the new things. Very handy for new code yet to be written and very helpful for long lived projects that makes them easier to work with.