Read this if you are building design system components in Angular šØ
Learn how to make your components extensible and easy to use in Angular by other developers.
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Grow your Angular development skills with our carefully curated posts.
Providing inputs in DI š
Learn how to use the new signal inputs for removing prop drilling of inputs in Angular.
Template local variables with @let in Angular
Angular will introduce a new block-scoped variable declaration in the upcoming v18.1. This new feature will allow you to declare variables using the `let` block inside the template. Let's see how it works and how you can use it in your Angular applications.
Removing manual change detection calls from my Angular app ā”ļø
Learn step by step how to remove manual change detection calls from your Angular application and make it more robust.
A new era for Angular - Zoneless Change Detection
Learn how Angular is going to work without Zone.js in the future, and how you can enable it in your application.
Protect your Angular app from infinite change detection loops
How to not get caught in an infinite change detection loop in Angular.
Migrating from Custom Lazy Loading components to defer block
Migrating from Custom Lazy Loading components to defer block
Creating reusable Router Signals APIs in Angular šŗļø
How to convert Angular Router events into Signals and use them in a declarative way
Building ComputedAsync for Signals in Angular
Handling async operations using Signals and Rxjs in Angular
Angular Signal Inputs are here to change the game š²
Angular has gone through a lot of changes in the past few years. Since the release of 2.0 Angular embraced decorators and used them to annotate parts of code that should be processed by Angular. Weā¦
A change detection, zone.js, zoneless, local change detection, and signals story š
How change detection will be replaced by signals in Angular and why it doesn't make sense to talk call it change detection anymore.
A sweet spot between signals and observables š¬
The migration wave to signals is real, state management libraries have started to add support to support both observables and signals. Angular has had observables since the beginning and the devs areā¦
Migrate Angular Interceptors to function based interceptors
In this article we will learn how to migrate class based interceptors to function based interceptors. In Angular v15, the Angular team introduced a new way to create interceptors. Instead of creatingā¦
Create configurable Angular interceptors āļø
When working with Angular interceptors, there are times we want to configure them based on the context of the application. So, if we want to export the interceptor as a library, we want to be able toā¦
Migrate Angular Universal to use Standalone APIs
Angular v16 has been released with a new set of APIs for Angular Universal. This guide will help you migrate your existing Angular Universal application to use the new APIs. Angular provides a set ofā¦
Lazy loading services in Angular. What?! Yes, we can.
Weāre used to lazy loading modules or components in Angular. But what about lazy loading services? Wait, what? Yes, we can. In this article, we will learn how to lazy load a service in Angular and itās gotchas.
New way of passing data to dynamically created components (New Feature š)
Understand how Angular works under the hood and why itās ok to use function calls in Angular templates!
Bind Route Info to Component Inputs (āØ New Router feature)
When building applications with Angular, most of the time we use the Router to render different pages for different urls, and based on the url we also load the data based on its path parameters orā¦
Async pipe is not pure š¤Æ
Yes, thatās normal! Why? Because of how Angular does change detection under the hood!
Itās ok to use function calls in Angular templates!
Understand how Angular works under the hood and why itās ok to use function calls in Angular templates!
Configure Prettier and ESLint with Angular šØ
Everyone wants to write code in a fast bug-free way without thinking about its style most of the time. Thatās why in this post I will talk about configuring ESLint and Prettier in an Angular projectā¦
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