Issue #51: Modern CSS in Angular: Layouts, SocketIO with Angular, NgRx Enterprise Support, Bootstrap multiple Angular Apps on single Page

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This month we introduce a new blog series, ‘Modern CSS in Angular’, where we’ll take a look at modern CSS enhancements recommended for Angular developers.

This week, we tackle layouts.

If for whatever reason you need to run multiple Angular applications on a single page, it is quite easy to achieve and in this video, I will show you how you can do that and which pitfalls might wait for you if you decided to do that and how you can overcome them

In this video, we talk about why considering the subscription flow of RxJS operators upward can make understand what is going on in streams easier

Let's take a look at Angulars brand new standalone Router APIs. Is it worth it? How much can we shake off the Routers bundle?

When we build an Angular application with multiple modules in a large app, the main script file becomes a giant monster. One alternative to improve the user experience is to use the Lazy Module.

Here's how to use SocketIO within your Angular app, without relying on a wrapping npm package

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Like Math, State management is hard. Have you ever run into difficult and complex situations when managing the state of your Angular application? Are there side effects that are causing issues? Do you ever wish you could get the help of the NgRx core team to help you out? Well, the good news is that now you can. Several members of the core team are now offering NgRx Enterprise Support.

Mike Ryan, the co-creator of NgRx and a Principal Architect at LiveLoveApp, and Alex Okrushko, an NgRx Core Team member and Architect at Cisco, join us to talk about how NgRx evolved to the mature and stable set of libraries that exist today and how to get started with NgRx Enterprise Support.

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I was fascinated recently by "Why we're breaking up with CSS-in-JS" by Sam Magura. It's a great overview of some of the benefits and downsides of the "CSS-in-JS" pattern, as implemented by various libraries in the React ecosystem. What really piqued my curiosity, though, was a link to this guide by Sebastian Markbåge on potential…

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