In this tutorial, we will be learning how Angular ngOnInit and ngOnDestroy life cycle Hooks work. We learned about the Angular lifecycle hooks in the Previous tutorial. In This chapter let us learn ngOnInit and ngOnDestroy hooks
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In this tutorial, we learn how to use Angular lifecycle hooks. The life cycle hooks are the methods that angular invokes on directives and components as it creates, changes, and destroys them. Using life-cycle hooks we can fine tune the behavior of our components during creation, update, and destruction.
In this tutorial, we will learn how to Pass data to Parent Component from Child Component in Angular. Â In the Previous tutorial, we looked at how the Parent component communicates with its child by setting its input property. The Child can send data to Parent by raising an event, Parent can interact with the child via local variable or Parent can call @ViewChild on the child. We will look at all those options in this article.
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In this tutorial, we learn how Angular Passes the data to the child component. The Angular Components communicate with each other using @Input Annotation. We also look at how child components detect changes to these Input properties using OnChanges life Cycle hook or with a Property Setter.
Angular Route Guards help us prevent the user from accessing certain parts of the applications under specific conditions. We can also use it to perform some actions before navigating to a route or leaving the route. The use cases for route guards are authorization, authentication, data collection, etc. The Angular supports several guards like CanActivate, CanDeactivate, Resolve, CanLoad, CanActivateChild, etc. This article will explore Angular Guards in detail by building an example Angular Guards application.
