Introduction
This article is a feedback of our Angular Ivy migration. It won’t be opinionated, but rather following a pragmatic method. We will detail the process, the breaking changes and the final measurements.
We started 3 years ago in Angular V4 (first article), the migration from V8 to V10 was definitely the most impacting and the most exciting !
A bit of context : what is our application ?
This is the funnel that allows the visitor to enter his personal information to apply for a loan.
We customize the experience and the translations for the each country, so we build 10 packages, one per country (France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Germany) and per device type (desktop, mobile). …
By adding new features to the Componizer VsCode extension, we managed to get a better understanding on how to debug custom Angular components.
Context
We want to debug our custom schematic that is itself calling an Angular schematic.
Our development environment :
- The schematic project repository, that contains the schematic code
- A fresh Angular project repository : the code on which we want to test and debug our schematic, i.e. the consumer application
First try: launch the debug from the schematic code
Notice that the custom prefix in the first argument "./dist/custom:ng-my-schematic" corresponds to the folder where the collection.json file is present. But when we try and debug from this schematic, we get the following…
Contexte
Chez Younited Crédit, nous proposons du crédit à la consommation, mais à la différence d’une banque classique, toute la démarche peut se faire en ligne.
Mais tout comme nos concurrents, nous avons besoin de connaître de l’emprunteur, sa situation familiale, professionnelle, son identité etc… pour immédiatement proposer un crédit à un taux adapté. …
