π§ͺ Attribute Injection in Angular: The HostAttributeToken Approach
#angular #decorator #attribute
π© > Angular 17.3
β Article link
#angular #decorator #attribute
Angular offers the @ Attribute decorator, facilitating the injection of attributes from the host node. It proves particularly handy when thereβs no necessity to establish a binding.
π© > Angular 17.3
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π Angular v17 with TanStack Angular Query
#angular #guide #TanStack
π TanStack link β
Article link π Code Link
#angular #guide #TanStack
Managing API interactions in Angular projects often involves repetitive logic, leading to code duplication, increased maintenance burden, and potential state management complexities. While "@ tanstack/angular-query-experimentaloffers" a robust solution, it's important to note that this package is still under experimental development. Instead, for Angular v17 projects specifically, consider utilizing the stable "@ tanstack/angular-query-experimental" package.
$ npm install @tanstack/query-angular-experimental @tanstack/angular-query-devtools-experimental
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