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Add section about "ng*=" attributes in Templates lesson

See original GitHub issue

Basically as an alternative to something like <img src="{{foo}}">, we can introduce the <img ngSrc="foo">.

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Created 6 years ago
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tessaSACcommented, May 7, 2017

That makes sense. I’m kinda glad they switched it to this style, feels more consistent 🙂

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LOZORDcommented, May 7, 2017

Hmm, I might have been thinking of something from Angular 1 😖

Maybe include something saying that [src]="link" and src="{{link}}" are (somewhat) equivalent?

Otherwise, feel free to close.

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