@nadaelannasi6287
1:58:15 difference between string inteprolation and data binding
for the people confused how it's not giving the same results (it shows both buttons are disabled), the reason behind it is:
In HTML, theĀ `disabled`Ā attribute is a boolean attribute. This means that if the attribute is present, regardless of its value, it will be consideredĀ `true`. On the other hand, if the attribute is not present, it will be consideredĀ `false`.
In the code, when you use string interpolationĀ `{{isDisabled}}`Ā to set the value of theĀ `disabled`Ā attribute, the boolean value ofĀ `isDisabled`Ā is converted to a string. However, since theĀ `disabled`Ā attribute is a boolean attribute, it only checks for the presence of the attribute, not its value.
So, even if you setĀ `isDisabled`Ā toĀ `false`Ā (which will be converted to the stringĀ `"false"`), theĀ `disabled`Ā attribute will still be present in the HTML, making the button disabled.
@gamersruin
If you're new to front end development, this is a great tutorial. If you're just new to Angular, you can skip to the 50 minute mark.
@HayrullaRuzimov
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@restonspositifs3336
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@EricBCalhoun
Why would you create two entirely separate border properties? You can just put the border css properties inside the active and no-active css classes. What I was hoping you would ask is How to change the properties based on clicking. So when you click the button, it toggles to active/ no-active, as opposed to having to manually changing the isActive property. I'm going to assume you do this later in this example, but we'll see.
@izerimanayvonne9569
ooo woow!! this tutorial was so excited!! i've been learing Angular with this tutorial from scratch but finally i come from zero to hero!!. thank you so much!!
@kylei.3590
Great instruction. You are a talented teacher! Great break-down of core Angular concepts. I would recommend this to anyone who is a beginner that has some coding experience but is new to angular.
@zulqarnainsarwar4833
Very helpful tutorial even for a layperson can understand each concept.
@dioutoroo
Hi thanks for the video. 1:12:08 I do still have the previous h1. Do you know why? I have even commented the import statement
@Ghani-zm8yy
This angular tutorial is the best I have ever seen I tries many others but to no avail so grateful
@shorts-kc4ii
i will watch all the 5 video in this playlist ,now i have finshed this first video and its great man, you did a really good job like really THANK YOU for this but q if i watched all the 5 videos i will be good in angular?? please reply and thanks againš
@luitdusad4298
Sir you have by mistake repeated the previous video again from 3:52:00
@ThenushanThev
Your tutorial is superb , small information . " ngif and @if vedios are in two times " i think this is by mistake because heading is showing ngfor but which is ngif vedio
@andreaugusto8479
Greetings from Brazil! You explain it in a way that even an idiot can understand, that's exactly what I need. Very good! Hahaha
@govindarajv6716
Thank you so much. It is very easy to understand each and every section. i love it.
@ViniciusReis-jz5uh
Tks buddy! This is the best video to learn Angular! Keep it up!
@alirabee7649
Thank you for your effort in this awesome tutorial
@kaykaysuniverse
Thank you very much for your fantastic work! Your explanations and examples are so helpful, now I have the chance to work with Angular!
@OctAcademy