Angular LifeCycle Hooks - Explained with Examples
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
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Learn Angular LifeCycle hooks and become good angular developer. Angular hooks are really helpful in understanding how angular execute your code, components and directives.
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This tutorial uses helpful examples and explain you how, when and why to use each angular lifecycle hooks.
ngOnChanges() - 1:40
ngOnInit() - 23:00
ngDoCheck() - 24:00
ngAfterContentInit() - 34:20
ngAfterContentChecked() - 37:50
ngAfterViewInit() - 40:25
ngAfterViewChecked() - 42:50
ngOnDestroy() - 44:55
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Amazing. Thank you for the grt explanation
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Thanks you very much for the great explanation. Keep up the good work.
Very clearly explained!
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this is a must see video
Clear and clean.
well, Explained!!
good video...clear explanation..i like the use of debugger... you got 1 new subscriber
This explanation we even get in documentation.. What we need is real time example when we use it and what we should use with more details.
It's just Wow!!
very helpful content.
Thank you sir
Very nice and clear explanation 👍
Excellent 👌
Thanks great explanation
you might understood that when that hook being called. But you may not know for sure when to use it in real time.. hahahah
my values are not incrementing & decrementing what may be the problem. (@Input myNewNumber : number) shows an error it has to be initialized and I changed "strictPropertyInitialization": false , then error has gone but still inc, dec is not happening
it is sign that you quit and go with other framework :D
best video so far on lifecycle hooks only down side is that you didnt go that in debt on the last view lifecycles i dont completely get how if you have a child components in your child component class you made depend or interact with the cycles you mentioned
@31:11 When you say "won't get detected any change using pass-by-reference"
Do you mean if we have an object and we change a single property on the same object?
Thank you for the lengthy explanation.
awesome explanation
13:58 Some thing from the parent component came inside the child component. It was my number 2. 🤔
Stupid jokes aside, great video indeed. :)
Just when it came to explaining the AfterContentChecked, it didn't become clear to me. AfterContentChecked is executed when change detection finishes for any you may have in your component. As in, This paragraph is part of my component's ng-content.
Can you please tell me about ngAfterContentInit, ngAfterContentChecked,NgAfterViewInit and ngAfterViewChecked in detail? If I make change anything to my component...all thsese cycles are getting triggered but I couldn’t understand the difference. ☹
we are looking for a simple explanation of lifecycle hooks not Typescript complex OOPS concepts.
nice explanation
thank u
there is serious room for improvement on the console log messages if their purpose is to follow lifecycle hook methods being called. So, no "yaaaayyy", no "this was called after ..." (who is "this" at that point? - one of the classical JS misteries)
36:42 why ngDoCheck has been called two times?
Because ngDocheck is called each time the change detection cycle runs. ngOnChanges is only called if the reference of the @Input() bound object changes
Great Great thx yar
thank you !!!!
I didn t quite understand how in app.component.ts and in increment/decrement methods do associate the "this.counter" value with the value of the "private number". I might be inexperienced in typescript but wasn 't supposed there to be this.number++/this.number-- instead this.counter++/this.counter-- even though everything works fine with "this.counter".
java script setter and getter method is used in that case.
Please give me example code bro
Very Informative video, Can you also make video on Angular observable and Behavior Subject
thanks
ngaftercontentinit and ngafterViewINIt not understood yet
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thank brother supp
Not convenient
One of the worst explanation and accent is really funny..
agree not about the accent idc about the accent but the explanation is shit