Andrey uses Angular to build developer platform Jexia. You can check previous newsletter editions her
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September 21 · Issue #20 · View online
Weekly curated blogs and tools for Angular pros.
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Andrey uses Angular to build developer platform Jexia. You can check previous newsletter editions here.
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Accessibility made easy with Angular CDK
If a user doesn’t use other input mechanisms, he’ll struggle to interact and navigate unless it’s keyboard navigable. How does Angular CDK make this ability easier?
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Angular Router series: secondary outlets primer
Learn about secondary outlets, how to define them, and how they are routed independently of each other.
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New versions of @ Nx have been released! 🎉✨
v6.4.0-beta.1 * Added `ng g app --unit-test-runner jest`! (Adds an app using jest for testing) * Added 4 more options for unit testing with @!
v6.3.1 * Minor bug fixes.
Release Notes: https://t.co/IeViJaADaE
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9:31 PM - 19 Sep 2018
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Here is why appendChild moves a DOM node between parents
A light introduction into DOM fundamentals through an insightful quiz.
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Angular Routing Series: Pillar 1 — Router States and Url Matching
This article will give you an understanding of what happens from the moment a change is made to a url, until it’s successfully matched against a route path.
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Level up your NgRx game
If you’re not familiar with what schematics is in Angular world, please take a look at this post first.
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Cacheable http requests with Angular
In pursuit of finding a good solution for cacheable data from requests per view, I share the conclusion that best suited our needs in our company’s project.
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Chain a social login from your website to your PWA
My Angular site offers the ability to perform a login with social accounts, Google or Facebook, and to jump afterwards directly to my progressive web app.
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How to clear your ugly imports using Angular/Schematics
For this article, I chose a simple case to show how friendly and useful Angular/Schematics can be.
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Angular Progressive Web App
PWAs are web apps that load like regular web pages or websites but can offer the user functionality such as working offline, push notifications and hardware access.
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Running multiple Angular elements on the same page
In this segment, we will talk about how to load and run different web components at the same time.
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Did you know? You can decorate a dependency as optional. That way, will not explode if the dependency is not provided! https://t.co/cOOEGtxm2J
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10:47 AM - 12 Sep 2018
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Angular tutorial — Create loading indicator using NgRx
In this article I present you a solution using NgRx and Angular to toggle the display of a loading indicator based on the actions that are dispatched to the store.
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A simple show and hide password directive with Angular
What we want to do is to create an attribute directive to change the behaviour of password input.
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Developers deserve a better search engine
In the ongoing struggle to maximise productivity of software development, there isn’t only attention for serverless computing, optimising workflows and creating a developer-centric culture. Scientists signalise we shouldn’t overlook the (inefficient) ways programmers have to search for external online information.
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Array state is being cached in iOS 12 Safari. A bug or feature?
After refreshing the page, the array’s value is still reversed. Is this a bug or a feature of the new Safari.
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Kim Maida - Components: Life Beyond Init and Destroy | AngularUP 2018 - YouTube
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5:07 AM - 21 Sep 2018
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Using multiple async-pipes on the same observable in an template causes multiple subscriptions to it. To avoid this wrap it (e.g. in a `ng-container`) and access the emission value in an `ngIf` directive. https://t.co/NG96jnwnTQ
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1:40 PM - 16 Sep 2018
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