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The Angular Dev retweeted
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Summarised some of my learnings in @angular performance optimisation in my latest article on @ThePracticalDev - includes a github repository that actually showcases the optimisation process.
#angular #frontend
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The Angular Dev retweeted
To learn how this works, let's first create a component that can be inserted programmatically that lets the user click simple yes and no buttons.
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In essence, a signal is a combination of a variable and a change notification. Unlike observables, signals are synchronous and always possess a value.
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Rendering ngTemplates using ViewContainerRef is more sophisticated than `ngTemplateOutlet`.
Let's learn why!
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Follow along as I learn to use page modules to organize and encapsulate a page's functionality.
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Are you among the many who find themselves wondering about the most effective approach for organizing folders and files in Angular applications?
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The Angular Dev retweeted
Hydration time! 💦
In v16, HTTP request caching is enabled by default when using hydration!
Requests done on the server are cached and reused during the bootstrapping of the application.
You can disable through withNoHttpTransferCache.
ALT A code snippet demonstrationg implementation of HTTP request caching while using hydration in Angular v16.
The Angular Dev retweeted
React and Angular get compared a lot, but not many people actually compare their code.
So, let's dive in and check out the code of these two popular frameworks!
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The Angular Dev retweeted
When we move from class to functional, the constructor disappears, and the dependencies come from inject, but how much is the testing impacted?
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The Angular Dev retweeted
Reactive forms give you more control over your forms and allow you to create complex forms with dynamic validation rules.
Follow along to explore how they work!
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I just published a new entry to my article series about #Angular directives. Read about bringing business logic from templates to another level! dev.to/this-is-angular/super…
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- Pure Functions
- Immutability
- Visibility and mutability modifiers
- Type Aliases
- Branded Types
- Typed Functions
- Inheritance
#DEVCommunity #Angular
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By following accessibility best practices and testing your application with screen readers, you can ensure that your application is usable by all users, regardless of their abilities.
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Can’t believe my article about #angular signals hit 50,000 views today!!
Thanks to @LayZeeDK, @SantoshYadavDev, and their amazing @Thisis_Learning community!
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After digging through the Github site for Angular itself, I realized what I needed to make this test work. Here's what I figured out!
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The Angular Dev retweeted
Just published a new piece: let's talk about NgRx in light of recent developments in #Angular: how Signals will affect the way we work with #ngrx
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By using forRoot and forChild effectively, you can ensure that your Angular application is properly configured and ready to handle all of its requirements.
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So, our journey into #Angular directives continues; in this one, we are going to explore how to use directives to work with browser events, and even create custom events: dev.to/this-is-angular/super…
