Your lectures helping lot. Its boon for developers like me. Please keep your good work going !!!

nice series please continue with advance topic also ......thanks for making this.

object?.property is not the nullish coalescing operator but the optional chaining operator. Nullish coalescing is the double question mark: const neverUndefined = a ?? "Hello, World!";

@procademy

Жыл бұрын

Yes you are right 👍🏻

Amazing course

very good tutorial!!! THNX!!!

Hi Sir, It's really helpful series. I am not able to find your JavaScript series which you mentioned in this video. can you please share link? Thank you.

Very Great Series.... Very very thankful..😍🥰🥰🥰🥰😍 the Only Request is if possible upload the initial code that is code without any changes(Essential HTML, CSS FILE, TS files). Thanku...

with @output we can get value from child, and now using templete reference also we get value from child, so which is the best method to use?

@charlottewastestime

5 ай бұрын

Did you get an update on this? I assume the reference variable is not accessible from the parent’s TS file (app.component.ts). So, if you need to handle the data of ‘selectedCostumer’ in the parents ts-file, you would need to define @output instead. update: is seems you can get the reference variable from the template in the ts file via @viewChild.

How to use directives

in customer.ts file, I'm getting this error: Property 'customerNo' has no initializer and is not definitely assigned in the constructor etc for all properties for this export class Customer { customerNo: number; name:string ; address:string; city:string; country:string; } when I changed it to: export interface Customer { customerNo: number; name:string ; address:string; city:string; country:string; } it is working fine

@ashishrai8870

7 ай бұрын

for that apart from import you have to mention it in constructor also

Can you please tell me if we need to show both filter and search if conditions how to use them in same div

@TheZjumpers

Жыл бұрын

Hi, I know the question is a month old but I'm answering because many other viewers may have the same question with you. To achieve that, you can wrap again the element inside an element (that would be a child element to our original element). Then you can apply the first *ngIf directive inside the child element and the second *ngIf (the one that applies the filter) inside our nested element.

@maheshsirsat1811

Жыл бұрын

*ngIf=" (currentradiovalue==='All' || currentradiovalue===p.type) && (currentsearchvalue=='' || p.series_name.toLowerCase().includes(currentsearchvalue) )" just use bracket and 'and ' operator

done

export class Customer { customerNo: number; name: string; address: string; city: string; country: string; } got an error here selectedCustomer; and also here

@chilhoankwon9073

Жыл бұрын

I guess that you are using new angular version(15). export class Customer { customerNo!: number; name!: string; address!: string; city!: string; country!: string; } It would work.

@johnxina8873

Жыл бұрын

@@chilhoankwon9073 what would be the solution for the selectedCustomer;

@chilhoankwon9073

Жыл бұрын

@@johnxina8873 export class CustomerListComponent { selectedCustomer: any;

@oluwaseunoyenuga6641

Жыл бұрын

@@chilhoankwon9073 thank you so much.. but how do you know what is new what article can i read

@PriyasLifesyle

11 ай бұрын

thank you i tried this and worked but can u explain why ! sign@@chilhoankwon9073

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