In this video we will discuss the following
1. By default Angular 4 and later versions disable browser native validation. How to enable browser validation using ngNativeValidate directive
2. How to explicitly disable the native browser validation using the novalidate attribute if you are using Angular 2.
3. Why is it better to disable browser built-in validation and use Angular to validate instead
Different browser vendors implement browser validation differently and as a result, the end users have different experience depending on the browser they use. Because of this inconsistency it is better to disable browser native validation and use Angular instead to validate form fields.
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