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Angular Forms – Kara Erickson – AngularConnect 2017

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Kara Erickson discusses patterns for creating successful forms in Angular, including error handling, validation, and custom ControlValueAccessors.

AngularConnect is returning to London in 2018. Learn more: angularconnect.com Video sponsored by Rangle.io (rangle.io) In this talk, we'll start by discussing some helpful patterns for creating successful forms, from error message handling to on-demand validation. We'll also review what's new in Angular forms and what might be coming up next.

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I am trying to implement a custom ControlValueAccessor as Kara Erickson recommended on last Angular Connect link to this video . To pass the validity state from the parent component to the child one. app.component.html: <app-country-select ngModel="model" name="country-select"></app-country-select> country-select.component.html: <select formControl="controlDir.control" #select placeholder="Country" i18n-placeholder (click)="onTouched()" (change)="onChange($event.value)" required="required"> <option value="at">Austria</option> <option value="au">Australia</option> </select> country-select.component.ts: @Component({ selector: 'app-country-select', templateUrl: './country-select.comp…
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