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about 3 years ago

#AngularWeekLearning #Day3 The #loadComponent property in Angular routes can be used to lazy load a component from a standalone file. It helps to improve the performance of the application by only loading the components that are needed in Large Applications with many components.

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The #loadComponent property in Angular routes can be used to lazy load a component from a standalone file. It helps to improve the performance of the application by only loading the components that are needed in Large Applications with many components. https://t.co/QH11QSn4Eg

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David Swedi Olivia @swedi_david

about 3 years ago

#AngularWeekLearning #Day2 The HttpClient is a service class in Angular that provides a simple and consistent way to make HTTP requests to remote servers. I tried to use its four methods (#Get,#Post,#Put,#Delete) to perform some CRUD operations in my project with #JSONServer.

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The HttpClient is a service class in Angular that provides a simple and consistent way to make HTTP requests to remote servers. I tried to use its four methods (#Get,#Post,#Put,#Delete) to perform some CRUD operations in my project with #JSONServer. https://t.co/EMeJUiTNp3

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David Swedi Olivia @swedi_david

about 3 years ago

#AngularWeekLearning #Day1 I have been Learning a little more about #ReactiveForms in #angular . They are a powerful way to handle forms in your application. They provide a model-driven approach to form handling.

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I have been Learning a little more about #ReactiveForms in #angular . They are a powerful way to handle forms in your application. They provide a model-driven approach to form handling. https://t.co/J36Bg63Knm

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