[Angular 6 + Spring Boot] #19 Angular Component Communication Using @Input and @Output

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Really nice, the best think is, that you just give real word examples

krztuszenie
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Nice explanation. Great example! :)
- Keep up the awesome work! - Looking forward to see your security toturial

skvgaard
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Thank you for your lectures. I have learned a lot from the lectures.
Thank you so much.

AK-vkre
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Hello brother ur videos are awesome to learn these new things. What if u add spring securitu such that admin can only add update or delete notes where as user can just see according to their roles. It would become a complete best thing then. 👌👌

karkiashwin
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Classes very good, thank you,
How do classes go every Thursday?

romariofarias
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but modularize usually has the advantage of make things clearer :D. This modularization let a mess with us having to make the links between the parent and the child components! :S

White_King
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Hello, really amazing content! But I'm facing one BIG problem here. You are working on current state of your html file. I am able to download this html file from github but then I have fully ready html file that is not compatible with my current .ts files state. It would be better if every lesson will have his own current state of code on github. Cheers and keep doing those lessons because you are gifted in this area. You will be big Youtuber in the future :)

MetallicaeverPL
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Hai Dan,

Its me again :)
Thanks again for uploading this episode, i really learn something from this coarse 😇.

Not related to this episode, but I think I found an issue with the Spring-boot api. It doesn't persist the data into the database. At first I used my own written noteit-api, but same thing happens with the exact copy from your github.

With spring.jpa.show-sql=true in application.properties, i see that insert queries are executed and noteit-ng-app displays the notes and notebooks as it suppose to be.

However when adding some notes and notebooks via noteit-ng-app and the database inserts are executed, then it looks that this data is not stored in the database file. Below the steps to reproduce the issue.

1. start noteit-ng-app and noteit-api (with noteit.db.recreate=true)
2. add some notes and notebooks with noteit-ng-app
3. stop noteit-api
4. change noteit.db.recreate to false (so DBSeeder doesn't recreate the db)
5. start noteit-api
6. reload noteit-ng-app
7. noteit-ng-app shows: "There are no notes to display for this notebook :("

Any ideas what goes wrong?

Greets,
Ray

raymondmouthaan