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Great video. I can't wait to see some more PocketBase videos!

Very concise and helpful. Thanks!

so many thanks.

Thankyou for the video. Beautifuly explained !!

installed. I will try. what do you think about color schemes, what are the best for Angular/typescript? :D I'm using monokai for now

good tip. I used it manually sometimes. now i try on save. I'm currently figuring out how to have it globally in a project for multiple people at once in git so that we have the same format.

I have almost a similar setup. thanks for the icons, good tip. I'm still thinking about that font.

What if your standalone component has a non standalone child component? Is lazyloading possible?

great. thanks

Thanks for turorial

Very useful and good clear presentation. Thank you for not including background music!

Great🎉

U can chech also better comments and indent-rainbow

Hi All, Here is a link to a GitHub project that I just created, covering the same topic as shown in the video. As there were some issues for some of you in the past, where you were not able to follow the video and make it work as I shown. Link : github.com/adnan-halilovic/angular-routing

Not working

I already use the extensions mentioned and also a very similar config. In addition, different profiles set up for other stacks. I prefer things to be minimalistic and tidy, so I have moved some things to a hidden sidebar on the right side. The additional sidebar currently houses Thunder Client, Copilot, Continue and yes, also Spotify. I actually only use the Spotify extension to choose music while I'm working without leaving VS Code. Not a must, but save some time and still nice and doesn't bother you in this sidebar (which is mostly hidden). → BetterComments - quick notes, to-dos and other comments → GitLens - Git on steroids → JSON Crack - Really helpful on large JSON files / structures → LiveServer -Must have... → Project Manager - Also very useful for quick access to projects Last but not least, my favorite themes are Halcyon with macOS Modern and the Material icons. I also like the "Halcyon" theme because I can use it in many apps. Whether in VS Code, Sublime Text, iTerm, Warp or Obsidian, uniform colors everywhere thanks to the same theme. To be fair, I have a designer background and later on I was pushed more and more into development. So that's one of the main reasons why I like everything to look good and clean (but also be functional). Nearly always follow the rule, less is (often) more.

Your videos are always so interesting, well explained and very useful! Thank you 🙂

Worth it !!

Very helpful 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I think Google's Angular team could have done a better job of communicating the change from the way routing was handled before and after version 17

hi, And should the router be modified? Thank you for the video.

thanks

Thanks dude

Thank you, sir!

Adnan, thanks a lot for your tutorials!

Best one 👍🏻👍🏻

amazing

Very Useful!

👍👍

Router.navigate() not working inside functional interceptor

that's not "automatically", is manually removing with key shortcuts

I was missing router outlet in html 😅 there's always a little something ! thanks for your video !

Thx so much bro

Thanks for the simple to understand explanation. Helped a lot.

was losing my mind over simple page routing, thanks man you're awesome

Nice, but what about core module, u didn't imported

Does `git worktree add <branch_name>` base the new branch off the current branch? Suppose one branch generates some files which are ignored by git -- and the other branch generates the same files, but w/ different content. When you switch branches, will the generated files be aligned to the branch that generated them? e.g. say `gen.txt` was generated w/ content `foo` in branch `A` and then we switch to `B` branch and generate `gen.txt` w/ content `bar`. When we switch back to branch `A` what will the content of `gen.txt` be? I'm working on branches w/ a lot of generated code and each time I switch branches I have to `git clean -xdf` and run the commands to regenerate the code, but would like a way to skip the `git clean -xdf` and code regeneration step when switching branches.

Check out the Illinois Mono font

Thanks man!

thanks

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could you share your icons extension.

Hi! Do you know a tool for organizing imports for .cs files?

Perfect, thanks for sharing this useful concept.

Clear and good work = thank you for your presentation

what is theme use ?

keep it up bro... Thanks a lot !!!

poor video quality

super video adnane! ostajem ti subscribe!

Thank you very much for showing the updates that were made between the old version and the new one.🤗☺🤗