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Lazy-Load Your Angular Components Whenever You Want

Lazy-Load Your Angular Components Whenever You Want

Lazy-load Angular component at will. With this technique you’ll get smaller bundle sizes and more control over what gets loaded and when.
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Erik Slack
Upgrading an AngularJS Project to Angular

Upgrading an AngularJS Project to Angular

For the past few months, I have been involved with migrating an AngularJS 1.4 app to a more modern version of Angular. Below I will…
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Michael Callaghan
Introduction to Spectator

Introduction to Spectator

Exploring simple Spectator tests and the benefits of moving from TestBed to Spectator.
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Jason Warner
Pros of NestJS for Angular Developers

Pros of NestJS for Angular Developers

As an Angular developer, I have been looking for a backend framework that helped me to be as efficient as possible. I’ve tried a few…
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Preston Lamb
Caching GET Requests in NgRx

Caching GET Requests in NgRx

Many of the network requests you’re making to fetch data from a back-end don’t need to happen more than once. Front-end caching can help!
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Erik Slack
How to Override Component Providers in Angular Unit Tests

How to Override Component Providers in Angular Unit Tests

First, why do we need component-specific providers? Sometimes we need a 1:1 relationship between a component and a service. Services that…
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Jared Youtsey
Angular Flex-Layout

Angular Flex-Layout

Introduction
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Duncan Faulkner
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