Dynamic Import of Locales in Angular
The problem with using more than one language in your application is that for each language you need to import the data of the locale. That is a lot of extra code taking up bandwidth. It would be great if we can dynamically import the language when needed. All sounds good in theory. Let’s see if it also works in practice.
Authentication in Angular
Most of the applications we build require some kind of authentication. In this tutorial, Gábor will show us how to build a simple application that uses routing and authentication. We will build a service that handles HTTP calls and stores JWT authentication tokens on the client to restrict access to pages and attach the token to authenticated HTTP calls.
How to Handle Angular Reactive Forms
Presenting the developer with a model-driven approach to handle form fields, plan to dive deep into Angular reactive forms. Discover the details as we walk through a code example and learn how to create and update simple form control, use multiple controls in a group and validate form values with reactive forms in the angular framework. Let’s start by shedding light on the two types of forms Angular provides.
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Creating Angular Desktop Apps with Electron
In this tutorial, we are going to take a look at how to turn any angular application into a native desktop app using electron.
Things Worth Knowing About Dynamic Components in Angular
In this article, Netanal answers a question that was asked on Twitter. "When I create a component dynamically via ComponentRef, do I have to manually destroy my component or will Angular do that when the parent is being destroyed?" He will also add some more interesting points to his answer.
Understanding The Limitations Of Template Syntax Desugaring In Angular 7.0.4
Last week, Ben looked at the fact that the Async Pipe "as" syntax is nothing more than the "$implicit" view context property provided by the current directive (which turns out to not be exactly true, as demonstrated below). In that particular post, he used the NgIf directive as the exploratory context. But, this got him thinking about how other Angular directives can be rewritten to use the alternative syntax.