Ultimate Angular: NGRX Store + Effects
Master reactive and highly performant state management for Angular apps. Everything you need on structuring data, entities, selectors, the Redux pattern, side effects and immutability, through to preloading, router state and testing. All as we build out a real-world application, end to end.
Building SPA with Angular 4 and Redux
In the current application development era, Single Page Application(SPA) is a great feature to develop the modern web based application. In these SPA applications we tend to move the data level dependency from the server side to browser level as much as possible to improve the application performance. So as much as application level functionality moves to the browser level the amount of the data and way to manage this data is also increased. Modern SPA application frameworks like Angular, React use the component based architecture that divides our application into small-small sections. Each component contains its own HTML page, stylesheet and its own state(data). This approach is very efficient because it divides our application into small sections that we can manage very easily and also allows us to reuse these components into our application.
Custom Overlays with Angular's CDK - Part 2
In a previous post we have layed the foundation for our custom overlay. To recap, we wanted to build a Google Drive-like custom overlay that looks and feels much like the one built for MachineLabs.
🎨 How To Style Angular Application Loading With Angular CLI Like a Boss 😎
Coming from a developed country it can be easy to take high speed internet for granted. Any site, video or song can be consumed on demand with ubiquitous 4G and WiFi networks. Guess what, it’s not like that everywhere…
Angular 5 App With ASP.NET Core 2.0 Web API
Today, we will see one of the simplest ways to create an Angular 5 app & how to integrate it with ASP.NET Core 2.0 Web API. So, let’s start by having a look at what are the steps involved in creating such an application and we will go through each step in detail.
Custom preloading strategy for Angular modules
Lets say we have a medium sized Angular application and each large feature split into a lazy loaded module. When the application starts, we load only the main modules and all the routes are lazy loaded, including the first one that we navigate to.