by Briebug Team | Aug 1, 2020 | Angular, CLI, JavaScript, Typescript, UX/UI
What are Angular Workspaces and Libraries, and why should I care? Angular version 6 introduced Workspaces and Libraries to accommodate the increasingly popular monorepo pattern. Version 7 made this strategy easier with the addition of the Angular CLI...
by Briebug Team | Aug 1, 2020 | Angular, Frontend, JavaScript, Typescript
First, why would I want to? Angular’s default change detection strategy may work well for a hobby app or presentation demo but if you’re dealing with a large or enterprise application, you’re likely going to take a performance hit. That’s...
by Briebug Team | Jun 25, 2020 | Angular, Frontend, JavaScript, Typescript
Maybe you too have asked yourself this question. The short answer is innerHtml. To understand more, continue on. First let’s talk about why you’d want to bind HTML within an Angular component. You may have some user generated HTML that you want to render...
by Kevin Schucard | May 29, 2020 | Angular, Frontend, JavaScript, Typescript
The constructor and ngOnInit are both available lifecycle hooks when developing Angular applications. Both provide specific benefits, and understanding the difference allows you to develop predictable, extendable, and testable applications. Often the constructor ends...
by Jon Rista | Jun 27, 2019 | Frontend, JavaScript, NgRx, Operators, Rxjs
Mapping operators. If you have been doing NgRx for any amount of time, you are probably aware of the contention that often surrounds which mapping operator should be used in effects. Contention, and confusion, and an oft-changing roadmap. Every mapper in its...
by Kevin Schuchard | Jun 27, 2019 | Angular, Frontend, Interceptors, JavaScript
Angular HTTP Interceptors provide a flexible mechanism to control your application when dealing with network-related resources. They’re similar to middle-ware in other frameworks and allow network logic to be abstracted and reused. Resources To Follow ? Demo...
