Split an Angular Reactive Form model into child components

In this video, we will see how to split a big Angular Reactive Form model into child components.
Splitting a big component into several components increases maintainability.

The class type of the [formGroup] directive is FormGroupDirective. When a parent element is bound with a directive, the children of this element can inject the class type of the directive and use the created instance. In this video, each child component uses the FormGroupDirective of the parent component.

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[riaz]

Really valuable lesson to learn Reactive Form deeply, But there is one question i want to
ask, I am learning Angular for last 3 months, What is the difference between implementing
the ControlValueAccessor and Implementation in this video way of doing it, is this way
completely compatible with the Forms Api, we can react
to all the Angular provided Reactive Form's states, if it is valid, touched etc?
I like this way of splitting the Forms and it's more simple

[Kestrel]

I'm new to Angular and I've been banging my head against the wall for about three days trying to figure this out; this made it crystal clear.

Fantastic video.

Thanks :)

[FrankMastronardi]

This is what i was looking using a component in a FormGroup. Not many succinct examples around. Consider yourselves lucky folks. thanks a lot.

[DemystifyFrontend]

This is a goldmine. Very well curated ❤❤❤

[davidwang]

Excellent presentation. Well organized, straight forward, simple and clear! Thanks a lot.

[simpleprogramming]

You are a life saver thanks man very clean and clear. specifically I liked the part that you also included the code there.

[RRCaddick]

Man you explained that well!! Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much, I hope you continue to make videos like this

[makhmutovva]

Thank you very much for the video! Nothing superfluous, everything is just in the case. I have already applied everything I saw on my project. Like and subscribed.

[VinhNguyen-zwdt]

This lesson really saves my day! Thank you so much!

[ВікторіяС-вк]

so helpful was for me!thank you a lot)the explanation is fantastic )

[manmohanchauhanmusicbox]

Nice explanation, Which plug-in you are using for Drawing over the VS code ?

[matheoco]

Nice stuff Fanis, we need to know these basis even if we work with a Dynamic Forms library that takes care of this setup :)

[juliashevchenko]

Thank you so mach!!Your channel is just a godsend for me.!!

[tuku_mann]

Thanks a lot! You saved around a week to me! ❤

[ahmetozturk]

This is the best approach I have seen so far according to nested formgroups in child components.
I wish I had discovered your site earlier. But I still have an additional question: What exactly does the FormGroupDirective do under the hood? How is it technically possible for it to work like this?
Thanks for the great video!

[TauwinKul]

Thank you very much for the video and the source code.

[shubhamagarwal]

This was a gem video 🎉✨
Thanks for sharing ❤️

[frnathant]

Thank you - very clear! What if you only want to pass a single control to the child component and not a FormGroup? Edit: Nevermind! I see you responded to a similar question below. Looks like I need to implement a ControlValueAccessor.

[madhumukesh]

Thank you so much for your valuable lesson and the content was extremely informative and incredibly useful, "This has more than met my expectations "you have done wonderful job and i appreciate your efforts.

[gowthamkraj]

Very nice video, thanks for making this helpful video.. 😀