How to iterate over a formarray containing formgroups using ngFor in an Angular template?

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This video talks about the basics of template driven vs model driven forms. It also highlights the creation of dynamic form controls in angular and highlights some of the bad coding practices that one should avoid. It talks about a cleaner way to achieve the same functionality. Lastly, it touches upon the use of formarray containing multiple formgroups and how to iterate over the formarray in the angular component and template using nFor directive.

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Intro: (0:00)
Template driven vs Model Driven forms in Angular: (1:00)
Bad coding practice to avoid in Model driven forms: (3:08)
Right way to implement: (3:55)
Transitioning from Template driven to Model driven forms: (4:40)
Creating dynamic form controls in the Angular Template: (9:37)
Conclusion: (11:45)

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[gunsniper]

This is exactly what I needed, thanks a bunch!

[nahuelm]

Just what i needed. Thanks a lot.
Do you know how to set values in formGroups inside of formArray?

[ruchilaag]

Hi. May I know how can we filter the form array based on search filter?

[yigalanchevsky]

Hello there. I didn't see you using angular resolvers anywhere and just wanted to know your thoughts on using them.