Data Binding
Data binding in Angular allows for communication between the component’s TypeScript code and its template. There are three types of data binding in Angular:
- One-Way Binding: Data flows from the component’s TypeScript code to its template. Changes in the component’s properties are reflected in the template, but changes in the template do not affect the component’s properties.
- Two-Way Binding: Data flows both ways between the component’s TypeScript code and its template. Changes in the component’s properties are reflected in the template, and changes in the template are propagated back to the component’s properties.
- Event Binding: Allows the template to listen for events triggered by the user or the browser and execute corresponding methods in the component’s TypeScript code.
Angular Components Overview
Angular Components are the building blocks of Angular applications, containing the template, styles, and behavior of a part of the user interface. This article provides an overview of Angular components, including their structure, features, and how to create and use them effectively.
Table of Content
- Introduction to Components
- Component Structure
- Component Lifecycle
- Data Binding:
- Input and Output Properties:
- Component communication
- Features:
- FAQs