Angular

Running multiple Angular projects on a single machine with different versions of Angular can be tricky. The task also becomes more challenging because Angular depends on Node.js. Various versions of Angular require different versions of Node.js to run. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through how to set up and run multiple Angular projects with different Angular and Node.js versions on the same machine.

Angular Tutorial Angular Forms   The FormRecord is a collection of FormControl. It is very similar to FormGroup and like FormGroup it tracks the value and validity state of a group of FormControl instances. Angular introduced the Typed Forms in Angular 14. With the typed forms it becomes difficult to add FormControl dynamically to a FormGroup. Hence the

Strictly Typed Forms in Angular provide a simple yet effective way to create type safe forms. Angular Forms prior to version 14 were given the type any. Which meant that the accessing properties which did not exist or assigning invalid value to a Form field, etc never resulted in a compile time error. The Strictly Typed forms now can track these errors at compile time and also has the benefit of auto completion, intellisense etc. In this guide we will explore the Typed Forms in Angular in detail.

Standalone components in Angular (SAC) are a new type of component that Angular released in Angular 14. These components do not require Angular Modules (NgModule) and they self-manage their dependencies. They are easier to build, can be lazy loaded via Angular router, easily tree-shakable, and reduce the final bundle size. Not only components, but we can also create standalone pipes and standalone directives. In this article, we will learn what are Standalone components, how to create them, and learn their benefits with examples.