Angular’s default Change Detection does a pretty good job. However sometimes when the component size increases, it is better to change the Change Detection Strategy to OnPush to gain performance.
The other day I was navigating through the unit tests code written by one of my juniors. That part of the code was testing the Store Selectors. For beginners it
Angular Material offers an easy way to use the existing Material Icons. For example <mat-icon>computer</mat-icon> Here is a more real example <mat-list> <h3 mat-subheader>Items</h3> <mat-list-item> <mat-icon>computer</mat-icon> <h4>Computer</h4> </mat-list-item> <mat-list-item> <mat-icon>headset</mat-icon>
If you have put your hands on Angular, then you most probably have used Observables. Aren’t they cool! They make angular components reactive and make developer life stress free (or
Recently, while working on an Angular app, I encountered a situation where I needed to load an external library when a module is loaded lazily. Normally, in such cases a
