Issue #66: Angular Standalone migration, functional Effects in NgRx, Tailwind CSS, Angular Standalone Applications with Nx
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The most compelling reason to learn Angular in 2023 | by Joshua Morony
It turns out that Angular might be a little more popular than we all think, and the job opportunities for Angular might also be going unnoticed. This video presents some compelling reasons for why you might want to learn Angular in 2023.
I tried the Angular Standalone migration, and here is the result | by Tim Deschryver
Last week Minko Gechev tweeted about an Angular schematic to automate the migration from
@NgModulesto the standalone API. Of course, I had to try out this migration myself.
You can now put all of your NgRx State where?! | by Brandon Roberts
With NgRx v15.2, functional Effects were introduced, which means you can create Effects without using classes. Where will you put your NgRx state now?
Stop being scared of InjectionTokens | by Thomas Laforge
Injection Tokens seem to intimidate many developers. We don’t understand what they are, how to use them, and their purpose.
To overcome the fear of this feature, it is important to have a basic understanding of how Angular’s Dependency Injection works. (A separate article will dive deeper into the inner workings of Angular’s DI system for a full understanding).
RxJS Best Practices Aren't Always Black and White | by Deborah Kurata
Some RxJS best practices are universal, like avoiding unsubscribe hell and nested subscriptions. But some are less black and white. Should you use a mergeMap, concatMap, or swichMap? When does it make sense to use a forkJoin vs combineLatest vs zip? And how can you best set up your RxJS pipeline to react to user actions. We'll look at these and other suggestions for successfully working with RxJS.
Angular Development Simplified with Subjects and Behavior Subjects | by Gourav Kajal
Understand the benefits, use cases, and best practices for using subjects and behavior subjects in Angular
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Tailwind CSS - AiA 368 | by Adventures in Angular
Chuck, Lucas, and Subrat join this panelist episode to talk about Tailwind CSS. They begin by discussing their perspectives and knowledge gained by using Tailwind. They tackle its benefits and impact on your applications.
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Angular Standalone Applications with Nx | by Zack "Supaship" DeRxJS
Learn how to take advantage of Nx in Standalone Angular Applications