Introduction to Angular CDK: Bidirectionality - Create a Stream Observing Changes in Direction

In the final installment in this eight-part series, we explore the @angular/cdk module and learn how its capabilities can be leveraged to build your own component library, without having to adopt the Material Design look and feel. This talk covers the available modules and provides live coding examples of their use.

00:00 - Angular Component Development Kit, presented by Briebug at Rocky Mountain Angular
00:12 - Bidirectionality
00:59- Example
01:20 - Scrolling
01:40 - Example for scrolling

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This video was recorded at the October 25, 2017 Rocky Mountain Angular meetup.

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[AmitB]

The video is titled "Angular CDK, Part 8/8: Bidirectionality", yet more than half of the video's length is actually talking about scrolling. NICE.
Also, showing a BiDi example seen in the Angular CDK website is useless. I could've (and actually have) done it myself.