Angular 7

Top Angular 7 Features Angular 7 has many great changes, we’ll highlight the most important ones… New Compiler The new compiler provides an accelerated…

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In this exercise we will demystify the Angular Service by taking a simple pragmatic approach to implementing a service that retrieves a JSON file from the server using the HttpClientModule.

Making input elements have “auto-focus” capability can be a cumbersome process. In this exercise we will use an Angular Directive which will allow our functionality to be re-used throughout your application.

There are two ways to exchange data between components: Using the @Input() and @Output() decorators or a Service. In this exercise we’ll be using the component decorators.

Routing in Angular in one of the most common implementations any angular application will need to make it usable. In this exercise we’ll break things down into simple building blocks and get you routing a minutes!

So we’ve covered how to setup basic routing between components in Angular 7 Routing: The Basics but what if we have a module with routes? Routing is handled pretty much the same except for one piece. We’ll be using the RouterModule.forChild() method to inject our routes instead of RouterModule.forRoot(..).

With Angular you can “parameterize” your path so that you can make the path bits available to you within your application.