@ViewChild/@ViewChildren in Angular (Tutorial 35) 

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I couldn't agree more about Nisha -- and I knew she was different inside of 60 seconds of this video. I was working on an exercise that went through the "Difference between Template-Driven and Reactive Forms in Angular" -- and I was running into some compilation errors. One of them involved @ViewChild -- and it was a blessing in disguise because that issue led me here. As for Maximilian, through immense experience -- my advice would be to never get too hung up on a particular teacher (regardless of reputation). I'm not commenting one way or the other on his courses -- I'm simply saying that if you find yourself repeating the instruction, find someone else who works better for you. I'm sure you know that now, but I wanted to mention it anyway. For example: I was watching an excellent Udemy course on OOP in C#. The course is great for what it is -- but it doesn't dive into detail (which is fine because it wasn't designed that way). But I had a couple of questions along the way -- where I wanted more detail. That led me to this guy (who blew my mind -- once again, inside of 60 seconds). PART 1: Constructors in C#.NET Part 1 | C#.NET Tutorial | Mr. Bangar Raju. That guy dives into detail like nothing I've ever seen -- and he makes every second count. Moreover, by the end of each video -- I understood everything he explained (which is incredibly rare for complexity at that level -- for me, anyway). Once again, that's not a knock on other instructors -- as their instruction is obviously working for some people. And of course, I'm not saying we shouldn't be critical of instructors -- I'm just saying that it often comes down to just finding the right ones for you. Speaking of which: I already have plenty of good resources on Angular, but I feel quite fortunate to have found Nisha -- as she set herself apart right out of the gate. Gotta love how that works: The frustration of resolving compilation issues and digging deeper to understand -- led me someone who can help me better understand. . . .

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