30.Check ngAfterViewInit, ngAfterViewChecked, ngOnDestory, ngDoCheck, ngAfterContentInit in Angular.

[@Aditya.Santra]

Very helpful video, keep uploading amazing video

[@rahulxdd]

Watched your two videos and now I understand how these lifecycle hooks work and their sequence.

[@sunilsarode152]

This is really helpfull thannks

[@AnandJagtap1]

Hi,
Is there any relationship between aftercontentinit and ng-content?

[@jayachandraB]

for me ngAfterContentInit calling every time

[@ravishankarreddy460]

Do we have Digest cycle in Angular?
I heard Digest cycle is available in Angular JS
Can you explain Digest Cycle in Angular with Example.

[@LeelaWebDev]

In angular we will be having change detection strategy to check the variables whether it has changed or not. I will do one video

[@ravishankarreddy460]

@@LeelaWebDev I'm not talking about change detection. Is change detection is similar to Digest cycle? Please clarify me.

[@contest4allsingingcontest662]

how these hooks works in parent component

[@LeelaWebDev]

goes to the child components and then executes the paraent component

[@abinash_sarma]

You have the best ability to make understand concepts . Kudos to your hardwork sir . I have suggested many of my friends this course and their also follow your tutorial. I will definitely ask angular learners to follow your tutorial.

[@bhargavtsapparapu9459]

ngView Init and checked you said when it was called and you haven't said, why it was called? please tell that

[@LeelaWebDev]

Those are life cycle hooks

[@srikanthdintakurthi7911]

NgDestroy is not clear.

[@LeelaWebDev]

Ng Destroy will trigger when we move from one component to other component. Before moving it will fire. Normally ngondestroy is used for cleaning purpose in the component