Angular Momentum has been started with Angular 16🔥 with all this below exciting features.
1. Angular 16 TakeUntilDestroyed Operator.
https://medium.com/@tejag/angular-16-takeuntildestroyed-operator-d6e00277dfd7
2. Hydration in Angular 16.
https://medium.com/@tejag/hydration-in-angular-16-db5f186a3d1b
3. Set CSP for inline styles in Angular 16.
https://medium.com/@tejag/angular-16-introduced-a-nonce-attribute-that-allows-you-to-set-csp-for-inline-styles-72c36de024b6
4. Esbuild in Angular 16
https://medium.com/@tejag/angular-16-es-build-with-vite-e8f530a13389
5. Difference between computed and effect in Angular 16 signals.
https://medium.com/@tejag/angular-16-difference-between-computed-and-effect-in-angular-signals-82cb7b7e1ea1
6. HMR in Angular 16
https://medium.com/@tejag/angular-16-with-hmr-9913ba1180c2
7. Route Binding feature with Input in Angular 16.
https://medium.com/@tejag/angular-16-route-binding-feature-with-input-9630741370ca
1. Angular 16 TakeUntilDestroyed Operator.
https://medium.com/@tejag/angular-16-takeuntildestroyed-operator-d6e00277dfd7
2. Hydration in Angular 16.
https://medium.com/@tejag/hydration-in-angular-16-db5f186a3d1b
3. Set CSP for inline styles in Angular 16.
https://medium.com/@tejag/angular-16-introduced-a-nonce-attribute-that-allows-you-to-set-csp-for-inline-styles-72c36de024b6
4. Esbuild in Angular 16
https://medium.com/@tejag/angular-16-es-build-with-vite-e8f530a13389
5. Difference between computed and effect in Angular 16 signals.
https://medium.com/@tejag/angular-16-difference-between-computed-and-effect-in-angular-signals-82cb7b7e1ea1
6. HMR in Angular 16
https://medium.com/@tejag/angular-16-with-hmr-9913ba1180c2
7. Route Binding feature with Input in Angular 16.
https://medium.com/@tejag/angular-16-route-binding-feature-with-input-9630741370ca
🅰️Angular tip: Make your directive more powerful with advanced selectors✅
🔷 You can use directive selectors to apply directives on specific HTML elements automatically
🔶 You can use directive selectors to prevent specific HTML elements from applying the directive
🔷 You can use directive selectors to apply directives on specific HTML elements automatically unless you apply a do not apply selector
🔶 You can automatically apply your directives for elements that declare a specific CSS class
🔷 You can automatically apply your directives for elements that declare a specific attribute
You can go wild and combine these things to make very powerful selectors for your directives.
#Angular #frontenddevelopment
🔷 You can use directive selectors to apply directives on specific HTML elements automatically
🔶 You can use directive selectors to prevent specific HTML elements from applying the directive
🔷 You can use directive selectors to apply directives on specific HTML elements automatically unless you apply a do not apply selector
🔶 You can automatically apply your directives for elements that declare a specific CSS class
🔷 You can automatically apply your directives for elements that declare a specific attribute
You can go wild and combine these things to make very powerful selectors for your directives.
#Angular #frontenddevelopment
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6️⃣ Popular API Architecture Styles
1. gRPC: A high-performance, language-agnostic remote procedure call (RPC) framework for efficient communication between distributed systems, often used in microservices architectures.
2. SOAP: A protocol for exchanging structured information in the implementation of web services, known for its strict standards and XML-based message format.
3. GraphQL: A query language and runtime for APIs that allows clients to request only the data they need, reducing over-fetching and under-fetching of data.
4. Webhook: A mechanism for real-time communication where an application sends HTTP POST requests to a predefined URL to notify and trigger actions in another system.
5. REST: Representational State Transfer, an architectural style for designing networked applications, using standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) to manipulate resources.
6. WebSocket: A protocol that enables bidirectional, real-time communication between a client and server over a single, long-lived connection, ideal for applications requiring low-latency updates, such as chat or gaming.
1. gRPC: A high-performance, language-agnostic remote procedure call (RPC) framework for efficient communication between distributed systems, often used in microservices architectures.
2. SOAP: A protocol for exchanging structured information in the implementation of web services, known for its strict standards and XML-based message format.
3. GraphQL: A query language and runtime for APIs that allows clients to request only the data they need, reducing over-fetching and under-fetching of data.
4. Webhook: A mechanism for real-time communication where an application sends HTTP POST requests to a predefined URL to notify and trigger actions in another system.
5. REST: Representational State Transfer, an architectural style for designing networked applications, using standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) to manipulate resources.
6. WebSocket: A protocol that enables bidirectional, real-time communication between a client and server over a single, long-lived connection, ideal for applications requiring low-latency updates, such as chat or gaming.
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