Vishwas, you're are simply a gift to Angular enthusiasts around the world! I've just learned from you in a few minutes something that I've been unable to understand for days watching a premium course. Your method and explanation is so easy to understand, and yet your tutorials are free. Thanks a ma brother.

DUDE!! Thank you so much! Been trying to figure this one out for ages. Definitely subscribing! Explained so simply yet efficiently. You're the best!

That's the simplest and greatest explanation I've ever seen, virtual crate... no! cistern of beer for you :) Thank you Vishwas.

Yes, I think your videos are nice and short and straightforward. And I'd like to second the request for a lazy-loading route video, if possible. Thx!

So much clarity in the explanation. More knowledge in less time !!

Perfect tutorial: Visual overview at the beginning to set the target picture, overview of each step coming down the road, preparation, explaining and executing each step and a short summary. Man, you nailed it! Found this video as the first one, will go back to your lesson 1 and start learning. Thanks a lot!

Mr Vishwas - you're a great tutor. Keep it up and THANKS SO MUCH FOR THESE TUTORIALS.

You have a simple and amazing way of teaching this. Thank you and keep doing this great job. I'm sure you'll continue to help a lot of people as you did with me. (Sorry about my awful english xD)

Your tutorials are awesome!!! Please make a Video Regarding Lazy Loading in Detail with Routes... Thanks

Very well presented - concise and organized. I am impressed! I am going to view some more tutorials. I am always correcting my kids on gathering their thoughts before they speak.

Thank you so much for this video! I'm new to Angular and you made routing so easy to understand!

The quality of your content is better than most online learning platforms in so many ways..

Excellent. Very clear explanation of routing and how it works. I am impressed. Finally, someone who explains things in plain English. Very well done.

Thank you so much you save my day, before a lost 4 days trying to do routes.

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The simplest tutorial for routing and navigation on internet. Thank you!

The author is great at explaining! Well done! Keep going and thanks!

This was one hell of a clear explanation for beginners! Thanks much.

Amazing intro, and thanks for going into so much upfront sorting some of it out in my head before we even got to the actual code. Also, thanks for speaking slowly it made it so easy to understand.

One of the beauty in your tutorial videos are you separated a requirement into small tasks, and its seems to be easily understood. Can you tell me how to develope these work break down structure thinking...

Thank you so much! I struggled to understand Angular but you have made it so clear! Thank you Vishwas!

I was searching everywhere for this! This was very helpful. Thank you

I was bored watching Udemy paid video then I saw this and suddenly am interested in learning Ng. That shows you are explanation in very simple and understandable. Thank you for this social work ;)

You're a superb teacher. I have not been able understand Observables and your explanation made it to my heart. Thanks Man!

Thank you so much for posting this video. It gives clear view of the Angular Routing. I tried to read this before watching video and it was giving me hard time but now It seems simple.. You are great thank You again

Great course on Angular. Just about everything is wrapped up in this one!

I am new to Angular. I have watched so many videos for Routing and Navigation. Those are not clear. You are the one who give me a perfect explanation. Thanks a lot bro😊

thank u once again , u make anglar easy to learn

Nice tutorial, short and loaded with knowledge !

Short and to the point - great tut - thank you

Ur awesome. I followed your React videos also. Ur contribution to the community is price less, God bless you and your family.

I watched all angular 7 tutorials for about Routing. But this video show is very easy way and very helped me. Thanks you very much.

Hi , Thanks for this knowledge sharing videos. Really appreciate it. I will appreciate, if you please create a video for login page > authontication > home page (default page after authontication)

For anyone having issue using -it you can also use the command as -> ng g c employee-list --inline-style=true --inline-template=true

Muchas Gracias por el video. Excelentemente explicado !!! Thank You !!

short and to the point. i love it, keep up your work

Beautiful tutorial! Very easy to follow. Thank you!

Finally. A decent explanation. Thank you.

thanks, that was really an awesome tutorial. really helped me!!

It's worked for me. I'm really new to this and I have tried many videos before but nothing work until I found this.

Watched only this video...now iam in an idea of watching more videos in your channel...Perfect explaination...May almighty bless you brother.....A new subscriber from Sri Lanka

Thank yo so much bro. you tell very simply and straightforward . :)))

Dude make more tutorials, you are amazing!!

Thank you for this tutorial; this is the most helpful video I've seen on Angular routing so far. Very good explanation and method of working.

Great video very clear and concise. Keep up the great work.

Awesome! tutorial. Thank you so much.

Thanks for this knowledge sharing videos. Really appreciate it.

For the new version, write ng g c --inline-template=true --inline-style=true

Best Angular Tutorial .... Everything is simply explained with detail !!👍👍

best tutorial great work thank a lot man

Great explanation. A very gifted programmer , and teacher !

your videos are very descriptive , clear and simple to learn. thank you

Thanks for the clearly and cleanly describing how routing works, how did you get that anchor tag to look like a button ? css ?

Thanks for explaining it short and to the point. Great Video

Can the buttons here be inside a separate component like navigation.component.html instead of app.component.html?

Man i'm so thankful for your videos

This play list makes me believe that Alien does exist you are awesome!.

How should I start if i need different toolbar on Signing up and before signing up?

Why don't we have teachers like him in our colleges. He made everything so easy and interesting. See how gracefully He explains everything. Thank you Vishwas (*sorry if i spelled it wrong)

how can we send a parameter with the link get and show parameter on a received component?

Great videos, but I am confused re: consolidation of DepartmentListComponent and EmployeeListComponent into the routingComponents array, and then importing this const array and adding it to the module's declarations array. Eveything I read on what can go in declarations[] says "component, directive, or pipe", but we're adding a reference to an *array* of components. How does that work? Is it because declarations itself has this definition in @angular/core? "declarations?: Array;" (i.e., the "| any[]" piece)

I like this step by step approach, A nice place to learn angular.

You are a great teacher .. Very beautiful explanation

isnt it the same to export const routes instead of creating the class routing components? which is best practice?

Sir, your all tutorials are really good and helpful.

How does it know which router-outlet to use? Say an application had multiple router-outlets on various parent components, how does it know which one to use to render the component?

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Your explanation is simple and easy to understand. Thank you.

Best tutorial i`ve seen

very very useful for someone who wants to learn from scratch , great tutorial Vishwas

Thank you for this short, clean explanation

Thank you very much, You helped me a lot :)

Hello, I am great admirer of your videos. It helped me to understand the concept of angular. Could you please make video on Auth Gaurds and Lazy Loading. Thanks for such tutorials.

You are a great tutor!

simply awesome explanation.thanks you codevolution

this is great thank you!!

thx man, youre such a great teacher

I love your work, you and Kudvenkat.

Thanks !! so much clarity

Best and amaizing tutorial. I have Really learned something

Thanks for such a nice tutorial. I am implementing Navigation to an existing application, followed the steps you gave. what ever change i am making to app.component.html but its not getting reflected in the browser. i could see the elements give in index.html on browser. sorry i am new, can you please help.

Just the one I look for. Thanks!

Your tutorial is really great, thank you so much

amazing work ... really helpful

how can i go to Dep component and in the dep we have home button

At 7.07 after you are removing the components from the @NgModule Declaration. When you create another new component then the new one automatically comes up in @NgModule Declaration so you suggest that we should remove manually everytime ??

the best explanation about routing. very good!!! thanks very much :)

Thanks for your great tutorial. I don't understand the people that this like this tutorial... what are they expecting ?????????? It was a short and clear tutorial and it works perfectly.

Nice video to get to know the basic understanding of routing

Hi sir, I am stuck in one thing, I need to learn how to route dropdow menu . I didn't get clearity on that. Can you explain me?

Thanks for the nice tutorial. I am following it start to end.

Well made, thanks!

Hi, All of your videos are super awesome and the way you explain the things are just wonderful, each and every concept I get understand. Really thanks for all of your videos for a good cause to educate others. I request you to please upload a video for Router Guard and CRUD operations too. Hope you will do the needful soon. Lots of love from India.

Excellent!!!

you are doing a great job, thank you

sir , angular router appends component instead of replacing it , what to do ?

This is a fantastic tut.

OMG... u taught routers in a swipe... thanks a Ton !!!

what if we set the base href to "#", will it work ? I want my routes with '#' as seperator not '/' Please suggest a way

I have watched other tutorials but I may just be dumb but I didn't get it and they didn't even say it clearly like in here, many videos actually skip these stuff. I read about ts just recently so I can understand ng.. still not comfortable with the new syntax stuff, others lost me at decorators and a million imports typed. Thanks for the vid, good explanation.