Before We Get Started
This article is not intended to be a tutorial on routing in Angular. If you are new to Routing in Angular then I highly recommend you check out one of the the following resources:
Background
The following represents a pattern that I’ve developed at my day job after building several enterprise Angular applications. While most online tutorials do a great job laying out the fundamentals, I had a hard time locating articles that showed recommended conventions and patterns for large and scalable applications.
With this pattern you should have a clean and concise organization for all…
As a senior developer in a small-to-medium sized software firm, I am often tasked with training new developers, or seasoned developers in new technologies. I am always on the lookout for ways to ease the burden and standardize the process for all parties involved.
One-on-one training and instructor-led training sessions are great, but not everyone has the resources to do this, and often times our current workloads and “deliverables” prevent us from setting aside a week (or more) to devote to training on new topics. Most of you reading this are well aware of the mainstream online training offerings that…
The Problem
Recently, I had a need arise to programatically and recursively traverse through all *.ts files in a given project and remove all unused TypeScript imports. At the time this article was written, there was no way to do this within Visual Studio Code without opening each individual *.ts file and hitting CTRL + Shift + O on Windows/Linux. After some research, and much appreciated help from Twitter colleagues, I found a solution that works. This should work for Angular, React, Vue.js, or any plain TypeScript project.
The Solution
We will use the tslint command line tool, in conjuction with a the tslint-etc…
Have you ever needed to dynamically load content or components in your Angular applications? How about in a way that the built-in structural directives — *ngIf and *ngSwitch — just don’t provide? Are you also in need of the optimization benefits of using Ahead-of-Time compilation?
Well, I have good news for you…(And no you don’t have to be Chuck Norris!) If you stay tuned, I will help you get a solution up and running that will provide a solid way to choose from and load dynamically, at run-time, a set of predefined modules & components in your application.
Before We Get Started
This article is not intended to be a tutorial on NgRx. There are several great resources that currently exist, written by experts much smarter than me. I highly suggest that you take time and learn NgRx and the redux pattern before attempting to implement these concepts.
- Ultimate Angular — NgRx Store & Effects
- Pluralsight — Play by Play Angular NgRx
- NgRx Blog on Medium.com
- NgRx.io Docs
- NgRx.io Resources
Background
The following represents a pattern that I’ve developed at my day job after building several enterprise Angular applications using the NgRx library. I have found that most online tutorials do a great…
Wes
Software Engineer, Writer and Speaker
