An architectural approach to better Angular applications: this article shows you how to keep your Templates declarative and dumb, your Components thin and smart, and your Services fat and happy.

Supporting Internet Explorer as a browser for your Angular 8.x or Angular 9.x application.

Understanding when and why to use npm peerDependencies In this article I hope to clarify what npm Peer Dependencies are and especially when you should use them. Peer Dependencies are listed in the package.json file in the peerDependencies object. To get the most out of this article you should have at least an introductory understanding of npm [https://www.npmjs.com/]. Contents In this article: 1. We will compare exactly how Dependencies work versus Peer Dependencies. 2. We will look at so

This articles explains how to writ unit tests for components with @ViewChild decorators using a stub component

An introduction to using enum’s in JavaScript and TypeScript This article is an introduction to enumerated types or enum’s in both JavaScript and TypeScript. Unlike TypeScript, JavaScript doesn’t directly support enumerations. So we will look at a way to get some of the benefits of enumerated types in JavaScript. The Theory In programming languages we typically use enumerations to describe finite sets of discrete values. Discrete Values When we talk about discrete values we mean values that a

Should Angular CLI options be in camel case or in kebab case? Angular CLI supports options for commands. For example: ng build --prod But, for these options should we use camelCase or kebab-case? Well, it turns out that the Angular CLI documentation is rather ambiguous about how you should write these command line options. In this article we will try to sort out this inconsistency and also have a little fun while we are at it. Because hey! How often do you get a chance to read an article with

The how and why of using the --create-application flag with Angular CLI to create a Workspace without the initial application A nice addition to Angular CLI 7.0.0 was the --create-application flag. In this article I will discuss how and when to use this new feature. It will be especially useful when creating Angular libraries. NOTE: Angular CLI accepts both camelCase and kebab-case for this option. So, anywhere you see --create-application, you can also use --createApplication. For more detail

In this article we'll see how to share Angular library with the world by publishing it on npm. We'll review how to name the library, specify its version and what to do with read-me and license Files

Headless Chrome is a useful tool for running automated tests in environments where it isn’t practical to actually launch a browser. In this article, we explain how to configure Angular CLI to run your Unit and E2E Tests using Headless Chrome.