#28 Non-Related Component Communication | Angular Component & Directives | A Complete Angular Course

[@ankitpanda2874]

Best Playlist ever

[@yasminarab1353]

Thank you sir, can you plz show us this concept with using service, i think it more logic, but your videos are amazing

[@sumanlamichhane369]

05:10 custom event binding process start with child component 05:27 creating custom event 06:50 raised the custom event 09:33 start working with parent component for custom event binding 12:22 Custom property binding and @Input() decorator process starts

[@margin_wings2594]

clear explanation.

[@MuhammadUsman-ok5vs]

very well explained

[@mountains4000]

Thanks for this, I was looking for for something similar for my Angular app as well. Thanks a lot. Are there any pro/cons using this approach as compared to the service calls ?

[@fieldruan]

Thank you sir!

[@awaraamin6850]

Thank you man!

[@abdisawake7504]

smart bro!!

[@abdulwahab1061]

sir kindly tell me the name of your visual studio code color theme

[@SofiiaANENKO]

Why we don't create a function in the component that will filter products by search text or filter like we do it in React with useEffect hook where we can pass all dependencies that change? I mean does Angular have the same?

[@Fr0z3nRebel]

Why not emit from the updateSearchText function? It's already called every time the input changes. What's better? Avoid reusing code...or single responsibility principle?

[@muhammedfahmi-x6i]

what if the compo-1 and compo-2 have no same parent what will do that time

[@sathishkowtam5922]

I think go for service at that time

[@EmmanuelTabordaVera]

I have an existential question. The video is supposed to be about Non-Related Component Communication, but search and product-list are related to the container component, i meant container is the parent. But what happens if I want to communicate more external components? for example produc-list with the header ? Would I have to pass the data with @output to the app component and then pass it with @input to the header?

[@Coldmilkandhoney]

Use services. They are better and more efficient.

[@Karthik22ng]

Sir pls increase the font size