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Adding Suspense to Angular! ️♂️
I see a lot of enthusiasm lately in the React and Vue communities for the Suspense API. Suspense offers a component that allows you “wait” for some code to be rendered, and declaratively specify a...
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Thanks. That's not accurate.
Thanks. That's not accurate. React is different from Angular. In React, you can't "render" without inserting the elements into DOM. That's why React uses the "Promise try catch" approach (which is...
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Introducing (Angular Reactive) Forms with Benefits
How many times have you told yourself “I wish Angular Reactive Forms would support types”, or “I really want API to query the form reactively. It missed some methods.”Your wish is my command! This...
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Beam Me Up, Scotty — On Teleporting Templates in Angular
Beam Me Up, Scotty — On Teleporting Templates in AngularIn this article, I want to discuss an interesting problem I recently came across, and the solution I came up for it. Imagine the following...
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Going Renderless in Angular: All of the Functionality, None of the Render
You probably don’t know this, but as part of my daily routine, I work with both Angular and React. I’m also a big fan of Vue and Svelte, and follow the progress there. In this article, I want to show...
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I know, but I prefer to explicitly say that I expose this component API to...
I know, but I prefer to explicitly say that I expose this component API to the view, and it's safe to use it. This is important, especially for open sources. Based on your opinion, it's a redundant API...
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I mimic the React example. There is has a piece of view.
I mimic the React example. There is has a piece of view.
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I don't agree with you.
I don't agree with you. When I add the exportAs property is like saying: "You are allow to use my public methods" and you don't take the risk that I'll break it.But again, it's a personal style...
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So I can make the methods public, but it's just because I need them in my...
So I can make the methods public, but it's just because I need them in my template. It's not the same as saying that it's safe to use them in other places.
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Hi, could you provide ng-run or stackblits example?
Hi, could you provide ng-run or stackblits example?
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Lazy Load Modal Components in Angular
Using modals is one of the most popular UX concepts, which almost every application uses. In most cases, we’ll open the modal only when a user triggers a specific action.If we think about it, it would...
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Lazy Load Images in Angular with Two Lines of Code
Image lazy loading defers the loading of an image that isn’t currently visible in the viewport. Such an image will be loaded only when the user scrolls and the image becomes visible. Using this...
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Easy & Reusable Confirmation Functionality in Angular
Using confirmation dialogs is a well-known technique web applications employ to prevent users from performing actions that they didn’t really intend to do.A typical example is when a user wants to...
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Oh, sure. In 99% of the cases, I'm using it on a button element, so it isn't...
Oh, sure. In 99% of the cases, I'm using it on a button element, so it isn't relevant for my use case. But we definitely can change it be a directive that creates the ConfirmComponent using Angular's...
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3 Style Management Tips That Will Save You a Headache in Your Angular App CSS
Let’s face it — when we work on the front end, writing CSS is not the thing that excites us the most. We like to mess with the more serious stuff (you know what I mean — JavaScript). Most of the apps...
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