#Angular 

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Amazing video! Thanks for sharing this content! A suggestion for another video: Unit testing best practices in Angular

i always learn a lot from your videos. i know angular but you are enaming me to take it to the next level. than you

Thank you for doing these videos. You are one of the few people that cover in a good manner advanced JS topics on youtube

Thanks for the video. I always get to learn something new from your videos. :)

Dmytro, thank you for video and good explanation of this guard and especially pattern component less

Nice video, excellent content of angular that you offer

Great video! Thank you very much!

Really great channel 🙏🏻

Excellent video. For a long time, I have been looking for this.

Must watch video. Thank you for your time to prepare this kind of content and sharing.

Best of the best, explained so simply to understand.

Great content, tons of best wishes ✨❄️

Great content, please can you create a video on creating components dynamically using component factory, thanks

Amazing content. Helped me learn so much beyond the surface level

🙂 thanks for great video

Awesome lecture, thanks

Awesome :), grat video pls add more if possible

Excellent video as usual 👍👍👍👍👍

Great vidéo thanks for your lessons

Amazing!

Nice trick, very useful thanks!

Very clear explanation!

Great video!

Super useful 🤩

Nice video. Didn't know about CanActivateChild before. But there are two questions: does the guard we pass through CanActivateChild will be checked only for first-level children, or for children of these children too? And will lazy loading modules affect somehow its behavior?

Thank you my friend !!

Merci

Can i please get the links of the further parts of this series on router guards?

nice explanation

nice

How to you decide whether to use router.createUrlTree() or router.parseUrl()? (Or indeed, router.navigate() ?)

Nice ❤️

can we add title resolver for named router outlet, if yes how?

Why don't you prepare a full Angular course beginners and advanced seperately. I bet it will be a bestseller. I am on Udemy.

Great video!