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π Simple modal in Angular
#angular #rxjs #standalone #modal #ngTemplate
β Article link: https://medium.com/@greenFlag/how-to-easily-and-quickly-create-a-modal-in-angular-a2f82d5c11f6
π Example: https://stackblitz.com/edit/stackblitz-starters-6pmxgl?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.ts
#angular #rxjs #standalone #modal #ngTemplate
β Article link: https://medium.com/@greenFlag/how-to-easily-and-quickly-create-a-modal-in-angular-a2f82d5c11f6
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#angular #standalone
One of the most anticipated features since the introduction of standalone components is the ability to detect whether a component or directive imported into a component is actually being used. In Angular v19, this need has finally been addressed with the addition of a diagnostic for unused standalone imports.
The unused import diagnostic is reported as a warning, giving developers a heads-up without blocking the build. This can be especially helpful during development, allowing teams to catch unused imports early in the process. If needed, the diagnostic behavior can be disabled using the unusedStandaloneImports option in the tsconfig.json.
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#angular #standalone
Using standalone components gives you more control over your components compared to the traditional NgModules approach. It allows you to import components directly into each other without the need to go through modules. Standalone components help reduce the number of modules in your project, which translates to less code to manage.
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