Discover Angular

What you can expect from this book: 1-way data binding in Angular refers to the process of passing data from the component's TypeScript code to the component's template (HTML). This allows the component to control the data that is displayed in the view. In 1-way data binding, changes made in the component's TypeScript code will be reflected in the template, but changes made in the template will not be reflected back to the component's TypeScript code. 1The main ways to implement 1-way data binding in Angular are:Interpolation: Using double curly braces {{ }} to display a component property in the template.
For example,  {{ title }} will display the value of the title property from the component's TypeScript code. Property binding: Using square brackets [ ] to bind a component property to an HTML element property. For example,  will set the src attribute of the img element to the value of the imageUrl property in the component. This 1-way data flow allows the component to be the single source of truth for the data displayed in the view.
Changes originating from the component's TypeScript code will automatically update the template, providing a seamless user experience. ...and MUCH MORE!