Angular Component Interaction - 13 - Output Decorator

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In this series on Angular Component Interaction, we are going to take a look at some of the common scenarios in which components interact to share information.

Angular Component Interaction Output Decorator

[abhirammadhu]

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

[arsalankhan]

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

[jssecrets]

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

[genewachtel]

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

[swethagodi]

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

[bestrecipes]

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

[Script_Sage]

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

[jorgecowko]

Thanks, fam. I appreciate your time and knowledge

[lightyearahead]

You are gem!
Thank you for these videos.

[manasalakshmi]

Crystal clear explaination!...thank you

[ramumaha]

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

[lft]

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?

[sachindeshmukh]

Instead of <app-child> if we use router outlet, will it work or we need to change the code?

[aniketyadav]

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

[madinaf]

Thanks for your work! keep making video.

[yt-]

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 ?

[rashmikiranpandit]

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?

[farazsheikh]

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

[MohammadEmranbd]

Gr8 video and U have a gr8 voice. Thanks

[adityagautam]

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