Angular

Pros and cons of a new thing in the Angular world — It’s not a “comprehensive guide” and “all you need to know”, at least because Angular Signals are not completely released yet (we are still waiting for input() and model() functions), but I’ll share what I’ve learned after some weeks of extensive research. 🔍 What are we going to explore? signal() computed() effect() toSignal() toObservable() support of signals…

It will soon be six months since I first wrote about NgDoc on Medium. A lot has changed since then, and today I would like to share more details about the changes. 🎉 What is NgDoc? For those who are reading about NgDoc for the first time, NgDoc is a library for Angular…

Introduction Components are building blocks of angular applications. Splitting the functionality in smaller components is something very common in angular applications development. In this post we will learn about nested components and discover how to establish communication between nested component and its container component using two useful angular directives @Input and…

I am currently migrating multiple projects and shared libraries within an Nx workspace to take advantage of the power, tooling, and developer experience (DX) provided by Nx. I won’t explain the process in this article, but during this transition, I had to perform numerous tedious and repetitive tasks. Fortunately, I…

In today’s interconnected world, where businesses and individuals have the ability to reach a global audience, localization has become an essential aspect of any successful venture. Localization refers to adapting a product, service, or content to meet a specific target market or locale's cultural, linguistic, and functional requirements. …

To transform your frontend development into a more professional experience, it is crucial to familiarize yourself with the design guidelines and best practices specific to the framework or visual library you are using. These fundamental guidelines will help you improve the understanding and standardization of your frontend screen designs, resulting…

The Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) is a fundamental principle of development that promotes loose coupling and modularity in code. It is the fifth and last SOLID principle in our series for writing clean and maintainable code in Angular. The DIP states that high-level modules should not depend on low-level modules…

Implementing Digital Signatures in Angular Applications — Introduction In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of creating a signature pad in an Angular project using the signature pad package. We will cover all the essential steps required to accomplish this task, allowing you to follow along at your own pace. Before delving into the implementation…

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) have revolutionized web development by providing a seamless user experience with offline capabilities and native app-like features. In this article, we will explore how to create a dynamic PWA using Angular and ASP.NET Core, along with implementing multi-tenancy for scalability and security. What is a Progressive Web App (PWA)? A Progressive Web App…