Transloco allows you to define translations for your content in different languages and switch between them easily in runtime. It exposes a rich API to manage translations efficiently and cleanly. It provides multiple plugins that will improve your development experience.

Speed up testing with Jest and Spectator for Angular applications.

Our goal is to provide high quality lightweight wrappers for various native Web APIs to use with Angular

Just like its predecessor, Angular 1, Angular has been designed with testability as a primary goal.

When we talk about testing in Angular we are usually talking about two different types of testing:

Unit Testing
This is sometimes also called Isolated testing. It’s the practice of testing small isolated pieces of code. If your test uses some external resource, like the network or a database, it’s not a unit test.

Functional Testing
This is defined as the testing of the complete functionality of an application. In practice with web apps, this means interacting with your application as it’s running in a browser just like a user would interact with it in real life, i.e. via clicks on a page.

This is also called End to End or E2E testing.

Bit.dev and Storybook are two quite different tools. At first glance, it might seem that both provide a visual showcase for your UI components, and can be used to visually document and organize UI components. That is true, but that’s only a small part of what each of these tools can provide.

In this blog post we are going to look at another icon library, FontAwesome, and how to add it to your Ionic application. FontAwesome is a popular icon library and provides over 1500 icons for free. For $60 a year you get additional access to more than 3500 icons, total over 5000 icons.

Allows us to check if an element is within the browsers visual viewport

A standard Angular CLI application comes with a terrific set of of tooling to prepare you to get developing quickly. However, there’s a few additional steps you should take to really prepare your project for success. In this article I’ll break down all the additional features you can add to your project without ejecting (exporting the WebPack Config).

In this article i am going to show how we can build nested angular template driven form.

The missing documentation tool for your Angular application

Smart data table library with sorting, filtering, pagination & add/edit/delete functions.

A set of directives to simplify your workflow with BEM-markup in Angular applications.

Catalog of 331 Angular 2+ components & libraries.

The Renderer2 class is an abstraction provided by Angular in the form of a service that allows to manipulate elements of your app without having to touch the DOM directly. This is the recommended approach because it then makes it easier to develop apps that can be rendered in environments that don’t have DOM access, like on the server, in a web worker or on native mobile.

Let’s say that you’re working on an Angular 4 app that displays some images. You want to add a directive you can apply to any image tag to make it look fancy when you mouse over it. You also want a component that will take up 100% of its parent container’s width and display an array of images in a flex row. Let’s call these FancyImageDirective and ImageRowComponent.

@HostBinding and @HostListener are two decorators in Angular that can be really useful in custom directives. @HostBinding lets you set properties on the element or component that hosts the directive, and @HostListener lets you listen for events on the host element or component.

Angular file uploader is an Angular 2/4/5/6 file uploader module with Real-Time Progress Bar, Angular Universal Compatibility and multiple themes which includes Drag and Drop and much more

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A next-generation* WordPress theme built with the Rest API and Angular

When you first get started with Angular, you’ll naturally find yourself flooding your controllers and scopes with unnecessary logic. It’s important to realize early on that your controller should be very thin; meaning, most of the business logic and persistent data in your application should be taken care of or stored in a service. I see a few questions a day on Stack Overflow regarding someone trying to have persistent data in his or her controller. That’s just not the purpose of a controller. For memory purposes, controllers are instantiated only when they are needed and discarded when they are not. Because of this, every time you switch a route or reload a page, Angular cleans up the current controller. Services however provide a means for keeping data around for the lifetime of an application while they also can be used across different controllers in a consistent manner.