Angular Component Interaction - 13 - Output Decorator

[@arsalankhan730]

Crystal clear explanation. I have watched so many tutorials for this but no one explained in this way👍👍

[@abhirammadhu2973]

Explained like butter 🤩
I can’t thank you enough 🙏🙏
All other tutorials out there, they over complicate things.

[@genewachtel5900]

Great video! Struggled to understand this fully with the angular docs. This is so simple and clear i fully grasp now

[@jssecrets]

Thank you ma'! Probably one and only logical explanation of the @Output!

[@bestrecipes3373]

the simplest explanation so far!! thank you!!!!

[@swethagodi9649]

Thank you so much for this video. I was really struggling to understand. This video helped me. Keep up the good work :)

[@bhavyadadheech7121]

muje godi pe chadhna hai🥺

[@Script_Sage]

You deserve a salute man. I have watched many videos but your is crystal clear for me. Thankyou3000

[@thaminduKavinda]

Short and Clear. Thanks

[@lightyearahead]

You are gem!
Thank you for these videos.

[@lf00t]

I understand the video, just one question I got that is -
From the child class, if you want to call a method on the parent class, why not just pass the function into the child as an @Input parameter, and then call it from the child like that?
Is this way using @Output and emit in any way superior?

[@manasalakshmi666]

Crystal clear explaination!...thank you

[@sachindeshmukh5442]

Instead of if we use router outlet, will it work or we need to change the code?

[@nikhilbansal5596]

i'm finding the way out

[@jorgecowko]

Thanks, fam. I appreciate your time and knowledge

[@ramumaha2779]

Thank you for the to the point and clear explanation!!!!

[@shreyasrao6515]

Good explanation

[@duyhanguyen6231]

Thanks, this video is awesome!

[@rashmikiranpandit3411]

What if we want to pass multiple parameters from child to parent, instead of just one (as shown here - "name"). Will the $event catch all the parameters?

[@PrinceKumar-eb8hd]

very clear explaination, Thank you

[@yt-1161]

when you bind that "greetEvent" in the child selector, it will get triggered when you click that button, but where did you bind that click event to the custom event ?

[@SimplyPaaruz]

Clear explanation 👍

[@MichaelSalo]

The only part I don't understand is how the $event object becomes the 'name' string.

[@mdabuzar2130]

Could you please share a video on Microfront end.

[@aniketyadav5024]

Very useful playlist! The concepts in this playlist are simple yet so confusing. You made it very clear👍

[@madinaf8118]

Thanks for your work! keep making video.

[@SaranyaSaru-d9h]

Thank u so much

[@ranjitasahu19]

Thanks a lot for this example

[@MohammadEmranbd]

Gr8 video and U have a gr8 voice. Thanks

[@canaldopericles2167]

thank you

[@farazsheikh5066]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, My concept is clear now :)

[@adityagautam1217]

Great explanation. Angular docs are worst . I mean look at the react docs. So lucid

[@AGUNGKAYA]

Someone wants to make angular docs so confusing. Look at the tutorial in the official website, lots of bugs to keep us confusing

[@namitsingh860]

Best video.

[@SuperStebin]

Sir what if we get a case of sending more than one value

[@dhruvjain9029]

use a object {val:'abcd',
name:'def'}

[@henriquebock]

Great video, helps a lot

[@ABsazerNer]

I tried this with (change) event for h1 tag and didn't work, but when used (click) worked ??? why is that?

[@sanjayprabhushetty4309]

(change) event only gets raised to input,select and text area elements when there is a change in element value by end user whereas (click) event raises with any element upon clicking the element.

[@venkateswarlupasupuleti1707]

Hi, Team, I got this error :#!/usr/bin/env node | "use strict"; | Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
please help me..!

[@RanjithKumar-qj9mn]

use EventEmitter from angular core not from protactor ---> import { Component, OnInit, Input, OnChanges, SimpleChanges,EventEmitter, Output } from '@angular/core';

[@tramesh6]

Thanks for post.

[@SamElabd]

I've question about $event .... from where it come??

[@ixspnd]

its a built in variable. You don't really need to understand it much

[@rekhamari8736]

Great

[@shrinidhimukundnaik497]

I'm responsible for like half of your view.