Preston LambinngconfViewChild: Calling the Public API of a Child ComponentSometimes we need to interact with a child component from a parent component, but it’s not viable to do so through Inputs. ViewChild allowsNov 9, 20232Nov 9, 20232
Preston LambinngconfDeveloping Angular Components with Cypress Component TestsDeveloping UI components for our apps can be difficult. They require different inputs, or you may have to fill out a long form to see it, orSep 28, 2023Sep 28, 2023
Preston LambinngconfFunctional CanDeactivate Guards in AngularCanDeactivate guards in Angular can be very helpful in your app. Preventing users from leaving a route can keep the user from losing their pAug 10, 2023Aug 10, 2023
Preston LambinngconfAnalog: Angular’s Meta FrameworkI recently rebuilt my personal site using Analog. This article will talk a little about what Analog is, as well as some of my notes on the eJul 13, 20232Jul 13, 20232
Preston LambinngconfAngular SignalsRecently, the Angular team released an official path forward for reactivity in Angular apps: Signals.May 11, 2023May 11, 2023
Preston LambinngconfStandalone Angular & NxStandalone components, directives, and pipes are the future of Angular. Luckily, Nx works great with the new paradigm.Apr 20, 20233Apr 20, 20233
Preston LambinngconfFunctional Route Guards in AngularIn Angular v14.2, functional route guards were introduced as a new way to protect parts of Angular applications.Apr 13, 20232Apr 13, 20232
Preston LambinngconfUsing Observables as OutputsWe constantly write components or directives that use @Outputs to emit data to the host component. Traditionally, that’s done by using…Mar 16, 2023Mar 16, 2023
Preston LambinngconfAngular Interview Question GuideOver the last few months, we’ve seen many companies go through some major layoffs, with thousands of developers being laid off. While it…Mar 3, 2023Mar 3, 2023
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