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Decorators in Angular
In Angular, decorators are a core part of how the framework works. Whether you're building components, services, directi…
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Preload Strategies in Angular
By default, Angular lazy loads modules only when a user navigates to a route that requires them. That’s efficient, but i…
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environment.ts in Angular: Configuration the Right Way
In Angular development, managing configuration for different environments (development, staging, production, etc.) is a …
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Change Detection in Angular
Change detection is a core concept in Angular that ensures the application's user interface remains in sync with its und…
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Understanding Signals in Angular: A comprehensive guide
Angular has evolved significantly since its initial release, continuously refining its reactivity model to provide developer…
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Angular the series Part 10: Component Lifecycle
Angular provides a structured component lifecycle that determines how a component is created, updated, and destroyed. Each…
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Understanding NgZone in Angular: A Comprehensive Guide
In Angular, change detection is the mechanism that ensures that the UI is updated when the underlying data model changes…
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Angular the series Part 9: Routing
In a Single Page Application, all your code exist in a single HTML page. When users access some specific features of the app…
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Angular the series Part 8: Component interaction
In real applications, we should always split our project into small modules and components to make our code readable and eas…
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Angular the series Part 7: Services and Dependency Injection
Let's image we have an Angular web application. Under the AppComponent, we have three children: About, User and UserDeta…
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