Native Shadow DOM vs Angular's Emulated Shadow DOM

[@miladnaderi33]

for me, the mainnnnnnnnnnnn part was that t summary at the end: emulated : accept styling from outside don't send styling to outside native(it's now deprecated and u should use shadowdom): is locked from both ways. not effecting and not accepting style.(it's isolated interm of styling)

[@guibson91]

Yeah.. both strategies have encapsulated styling! So, the styles of these components are not shared with external components! It makes a lot of sense! It would be a caos! The only difference is: a) Emulated: It can be changed for global styles. b) Shadow: It cannot be changed for global styles.

[@Billy_Herrington__]

I mean, after 5 years of working with angular i can understand, what are you saying, but even then i almost lost it at 1:35, imagine, someone new to angular try to listen to it, and maybe they dont know english that well. Just a feedback, no offence.