How to use mat-icon in Angular 17?

[@fromabovefrombelow1272]

Thank you for the video. Helped me out a lot. Got your self a new subscriber! 👍 I will definitely will binge on all your videos.

[@AyyazTech]

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[@almshakeel]

wow great my first time to see mat icon use like this thank you so much

[@AyyazTech]

That's fantastic to hear! I'm glad you found the use of the Material icon in our tutorial interesting and helpful. Exploring new and creative ways to use tools like this can really enhance your projects. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Don't forget to subscribe to the AyyazTech KZbin channel for more unique and insightful tutorials. Your support through likes, shares, and comments helps us to keep bringing fresh and useful content. Click the bell icon to stay updated with our latest videos. Thanks for watching, and happy coding! 🔔🌟👍💻

[@hkehagioglou]

Thank you very much for that video my friend. It is really helful

[@anitalakhadze1026]

Hello. Thank you for this helpful content. How would you approach angular project (Angular 17) with multiple identity providers + option to sign up with username-password? Is there any sample for this kind of task?

[@AyyazTech]

Hello, and thank you for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear you find our content helpful. Regarding your question about setting up an Angular 17 project with multiple identity providers and a username-password sign-up option, it's a great and quite a common scenario in modern web development. Generally, you would use Angular's authentication and routing modules in combination with an identity management service like Auth0, Firebase, or Okta, which supports multiple identity providers. A typical approach involves: 1- Setting up the Identity Providers: Configure each identity provider (Google, Facebook, etc.) and your username-password strategy in your chosen identity management service. 2- Integrating with Angular: Use the service's SDK or appropriate libraries to integrate with your Angular application. This often involves setting up authentication guards and services in Angular. 3- Handling User Data: Ensure secure and efficient management of user data, considering aspects like token storage and refresh, session management, and user data synchronization. Unfortunately, I don't have a specific sample at hand, but this is definitely something we can consider for a future video. It's a complex but incredibly useful topic. In the meantime, you might want to explore the documentation of the identity management service you're planning to use, as they often have samples or guides for these scenarios. If you're interested in seeing a detailed tutorial or walkthrough on this topic, please let us know. Your feedback helps us create content that our viewers really need. And don't forget to subscribe, like, and hit the bell icon for more updates from AyyazTech! 🌐🔑🔔

[@anitalakhadze1026]

@@AyyazTech Thank you for replying to my comment. It was a bit hard for me to find an appropriate example with multiple configuration + username and password option on Angular's side, so at the moment I switched back to backend authorization handling (in Spring Boot). However, that would be a very interesting topic for your future tutorials, in my opinion. There are some tutorials on the internet, but most of them are for previous versions of Angular and it's quite hard to figure it out as framework has changed a lot. As for the providers, there are examples of one identity provider but not for multiple providers. Anyway, that could be an interesting topic for sure. Looking forward to your future tutorials ^^

[@prabhakarant542]

How to angular error handling interceptors

[@AyyazTech]

I explained that in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6GxXnSapdqLpLs

[@stsmartlearning7448]

Thanks sir...

[@AyyazTech]

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[@stsmartlearning7448]

@@AyyazTech sure.. sir..

[@iuriius]

This is horrible... so much work just to import a simple SVG icon...

[@AyyazTech]

I'm sorry to hear that you're having difficulty with the process. Importing SVG icons should ideally be straightforward. If you're facing challenges, please let me know, and I'll do my best to assist you. Your feedback is valuable in improving the clarity and effectiveness of my tutorials. Don't hesitate to reach out if you need further assistance or clarification on anything. Thank you for watching, and I appreciate your input!

[@shaun374]

Absolutely agree with this. This is one of the dumbest ideas I've ever seen in a front-end framework. Angular does a lot of things well, but its biggest problem is making simple tasks as convoluted as possible.