Angular is a web development framework that has gained much recognition because it can build sites with interactive user interfaces and excellent user experience. With the increasing demand for angular platforms, the demand for skilled Angular developers is rising. But,…
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How you choose to structure your next project should be informed by what you have learned from past projects. With AngularJS vs ReactJS, both frameworks offer a lot of promise when it comes to designing your next product and improving…
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What is Cookies in Angular? Cookies are small packages of information that can be temporarily stored/saved by your browser and websites which are using cookies for multiple things. Cookies are used in multiple requests and browser sessions and can store…
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Transpilation = translate + compilation The Angular compiler translates the html template to super optimized JavaScript code. The typescript compiler compiles typescript code into JavaScript. Also Read: Difference between JavaScript and TypeScript: JavaScript vs Typescript Transpiling is the one of…
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In Angular, the decorator @ViewChild() is used to access a child component, directive, or DOM element within the parent component. Also Read: How to Use *ngIf else, then directive in Angular In certain cases, you may need to access a…
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Angular Forms: Angular Forms are the most important block of any application to collect the data from the users or visitors. Developing forms requires design skills as well as framework support for two way data binding, error handling, validation. Also…
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There is always a moment where you have to compare between two entities where creating your Angular application or any other application. These entities can be variables or array objects. The theory of comparison has helped to break down a…
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Decorators are a TypeScript feature, and they are implemented as functions. The decorator name begins with @ symbol followed by bracket and arguments, whereas decorators are only functions in TypeScript. Decorators are functions simply return functions. These functions supply metadata…
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