Angular 2 for Beginners - Tutorial 8 - Passing Data to Components

[mooseven]

This is an excellent series. Most Angular 2 material is completely unreadable, so thanks for explaining it clearly.

[noahhornak]

Yes!! Could not find for the life of me a solution for dynamically passing data from parent to child. Thank you!

[RaitonGG]

I have a function in one service.ts that returns an object. in the component.ts I console log it and get something like :
Object { _isScalar:false, source: {...}, operator {...}}
insted of getting the actual thing that I returned... do you know how to fix this?

[robindrangangom]

Thank you so much!.. you made my day :) Your tutorial really give clear idea to start working on Angular2 :) Keep it up..

[wulfbak]

For those of you getting "Can't bind to 'ngfor' since it isn't a known native property" make sure that your IDE (in my case, Webstorm) is not automatically lowercasing the *ngFor.

[sunmustbedestroyed]

Is Angular2 here to stay? Google aren't going to come out with Angular3 or something in six months from now?

[redsnakeintown]

How does the child component - get the passed data and uses it for a new calculation.
The constructor of the child class get undefined on trying to access the passed value as this.videos - Any idea ???

[hjaltisteinar]

Do you usually pass data from root component or is this just for educational purposes? Seems simpler to just import the video class in the playlist component.

[priyankaverma]

I'm Getting the error
EXCEPTION: Error: Uncaught (in promise): Template parse errors:
Can't bind to 'ngfor' since it isn't a known native property
What is the reason?How to solve it?

[Dragosknight]

directives is not working now how to pass data

[Mawkler]

The "table table-hover"-css isn't working for me :/

[guganbabu]

I'm Getting the error
EXCEPTION: Error: Uncaught (in promise): Template parse errors:
Can't bind to 'ngfor' since it isn't a known native property

[bogoreh]

j'ai rencontre une probleme table-hover

[riedstep]

are you an australian pretending to have an american accent but letting a few m8s slip through or an american pretending to be an australian?