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Component initialization without ngOnInit with async pipes for Observables and ngOnChanges

Explore various techniques to improve initlialization code in components. We will replace the ngOnInit entirely and propose better alternatives. We will cover subscriptions management, and other life cycle hooks, such as ngOnChanges.

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How to stop being afraid and create your own Angular CLI Builder

Angular CLI v8.0.0 brought us a stable CLI Builders API, which allows you to customize, replace, or even create new CLI commands. Maybe make your own? Challenge Accepted!

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Angular Schematics from 0 to publishing your own library (IV)

Schematics are a great tool to standarize patterns, enforce best practices, and make sure repositories across large organizations, by automating certain implementations. We have extensively discussed this in previous posts, but now we will demonstrate this in practice.

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Angular Schematics from 0 to publishing your own library (I)

In this series of posts we will acquire the necessary knowledge to write a first schematic, extend them, validate them and publish them to npm with ng-add support!

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Angular Schematics from 0 to publishing your own library (III)

In the previous posts we read an overview of what schematics are and what they're used for, the important vocabulary to follow the next posts, as well as a quick reference to the most important and useful methods from the Schematics API.

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Angular Schematics from 0 to publishing your own library (II)

In this second post, we will explore some of the most useful methods of the Schematics API. It definitely offers a lot of functions and utilities, to transform our Angular workspace.

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Angular 10 - Towards the Better future for Angular

Angular 10 is released, many developers sent me messages asking we cannot see any features, yes there was no big feature, but sometimes you need to take some time to prepare for a better future, and this is what Angular 10 release was all about.

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Complete beginner guide to publishing an Angular library to npm

In this article, I will be sharing my experience of publishing my first Angular library to NPM. This post will cover steps right from creating the library to detailed NPM publishing steps.

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Let's implement a Theme Switch like the Angular Material Site

Learn how to implement a Theme Picker from scratch, for your Angular App. This is a beginners guide and you'll get to know the best practices you should follow along the way.

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Angular CLI: camelCase or kebab-case

In this article we will learn about Angular CLI: camelCase or kebab-case.

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Angular Workspace: No Application for You!

In this article we will learn about Angular Workspace.

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Angular Testing with Headless Chrome

Headless Chrome is a useful tool for running automated tests in environments where it isn’t practical to actually launch a browser. In this article, we explain how to configure Angular CLI to run your Unit and E2E Tests using Headless Chrome.

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Becoming an Angular Environmentalist

In this article I"ll show you how to leverage Angular application environments to pass configuration settings to your application.

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The Angular Library Series - Building and Packaging

In this article we will explore what happens when we build our library, package our library using npm pack. We'll also see how to actually use our library in a separate application.

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Creating a Library in Angular 6 using Angular CLI and ng-packagr

This article takes a close look at what happens when you run "ng new", explores the notion of a workspace and library modules and shows how they can be used in Angular application.

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Dynamically Loading Components with Angular CLI

When moving from a multi-page application to a SPA, one of the problems that presents itself is the payload size upon initial load. By default, in an Angular application everything is bundled into one payload, which means as the application grows, so does the time that it takes to load.