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Loved this approach!

If the subscriptions cause memory leaks, why Angular can't destroy it by default when onDestroy the component. It's a headache for developers to find the memory leaks

Very good approach 🎉

I had one more interesting example: replaysubject.pipe(switchMap(apiCall), retry()) Then when apicall will raise error then we try to resubscribe and then we have never ending cycle because replaysubject is giving value and apicall is rising error and so on

I found this quite helpful and would like to see more breakdowns of other operators in this way.

is not bad to use nested subscriptions ?

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Thank you for the nice explanation and demo. well appreciated

no one could teach deferrable views in angular better.

very cool video, I was looking something similar, but not for a FormGroup but fgor a single formcontrol, and i can't get it to work with reactive forms and material inputs

he or she knows ? What about they/them or zyr/zyrs

You're really good. This is gold. Coming from Angular Dev with 6 year experience.

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Thank you for this great idea! I use it for loose coupled components (with routing) that work together as a generic form. But i have a problem to make the injection / parentContainer optional. So if i want to use the same component as a single form component or with a parent form. Any Optional( ) or something like deps: [[Optional, NgForm]] is not working (still get an null injection error...). Any tips how to fix that?

Thank you for the detailed ng-content video. Always learn smth new from your videos. In current one it was - the re-projection tricks and using a directive for getting a reference to a template. Thanks.

Watching all of your videos. You have improved my career so much bro, many thanks...🙏

interesting.....

please release a video on creating a best project structure in angular

Great explanation. Thanks a lot

Great video! It solved my split form issue. However, do you mind addressing the test case for this as well?

Excelent explanation! thanks!

Thank you.

For such simple scenarios imo we don't need even to write custom builder, the code can be placed right in the project, however thanks for the video it allow to understand how things work under the hood

Second video of you that I’m watching, you have a great talent making things easy to understand 👌🏼

Thank you

bro, you are pro! Thanks a lot!

Angular signals resemble MobX 🤔

Is this source code shared anywhere?

I have a question. Let's say that I have 8 common inputs in 2 different components. I can't handle them with binding a class or something since they are all object types. How can i handle this case? Should i stick with directives or abstract component?

thank you

Can you make a video about good and bad practices generally in Angular? For templates as well as ts component logics

You are the best, I'm top fan, Could you please make same tutorial but for material v18🙏🙏

2:05 hey what about , unsubscribing !! here form.valuechanges.subs .......

Bravo !! Big thanks <3 bien expliqué, j'apprécie beaucoup votre efforts <3

Hi, could you please explain the benefits of assigning the response results to an observable instead of just using an array? Thank you! loving your vid by the way! :D

Observables created using fromEvent are cold observables.

Wonderful it's still run in my case but when i use chat-app with another root routing look like they conflicts with each other. IT'S STILL WORK FINE but when need 2 click to bootstrapModule app-chat in current app. First click return Cannot match any routes ( with current route url ) . Does anyone has any solution ? Thank you

I have been working as Angular developer for more than three years and I didn't find anything new but distinctUntilKeyChanged) Anyway it is a really cool video as always and it gives good hints and advice)

Hi, What extension do you use for generate a class?

Thanks a lot!

Amazing video. thanks Dmytro, u never disappoint ♥

Damn, so cool !

Great video, thank you

Since we might need to use those handlers in other lists too, I implemented them in a more generic way like this: ```function removeHandlerFn<T>(indexToRemove: number) { return (state: T[]): T[] => state.filter((_element, index) => index !== indexToRemove); } function resetHandlerFn<T>(event: void) { return (state: T[]): T[] => []; } function accumulatorHandlerFn<T>(value: T) { return (state: T[]): T[] => [...state, value]; } function scanHandlerFn<T>(state: T[], stateHandlerFn: (state: T[]) => T[]) { return stateHandlerFn(state); }``` Also used them like this: ```ages$: Observable<number[]> = merge( this.reset$.pipe(map(resetHandlerFn<number>)), this.remove$.pipe(map(removeHandlerFn<number>)), this.debouncedAge$.pipe(map(accumulatorHandlerFn)) ).pipe(scan(scanHandlerFn, []));```

It was really helpful!

wow!!!

Thank you, your videos on Angular are the best.