March 2017
Intermediate to advanced
821 pages
18h 21m
English
When a
component tag appears, Angular 2 creates an instance of a component, renders it, checks for changes in attributes, checks for changes in state, and destroys it when it's no longer needed. These steps together form the lifecycle of a component.
Angular 2 lets us register methods that are called at various stages of the component lifecycle.
Here are the various lifecycle methods provided by Angular 2; lifecycle hooks are explained in the order they occur:
ngOnChanges: This is invoked whenever the attributes of a component change. It's also invoked after the attributes of a component are resolved for the first time after the creation of a new instance of the component. It's invoked after the state has been changed ...Read now
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