OTP form inputs

Today we will see the OTP form inputs.On some occasions it may be useful to have a particular “PIN” type field, divided into several single character fields. This make it easier for the user to type potentially random characters (and therefore difficult to line up and memorize). The ingredients in […]

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Creating/building/trying an Angular library

Angular library

A library is a reusable plugin, to help us in some tasks within our project.We can start by simply using this command: And generate our library in project, named calc-lib in this case. With it, we’ll see our angular.json modiefied with one more project of type: library. It will also […]

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EventEmitters across components without Parent-Child in Angular

Angular EventEmitters and components.

In this scenario we have no connection between two components and we want to implement EventEmitters via two different components. If you have parent/child scenario you can useĀ @Input, @Output system of angular (explained in other places). In Angular, communication between components is crucial for building dynamic and interactive applications. While […]

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Mastering custom validation in Angular with Reactive Forms

Angular’s Reactive Forms offer a robust framework for building dynamic and data-driven forms and custom validation. While built-in validators like required and email handle common scenarios, complex applications often require validation rules. This article delves into creating custom validators in Angular, empowering you to tailor form validation to your specific […]

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Angular recursion pipe

Sometimes it can happen that the data comes to us instead in the form of a tree, with objects that contain lists of other objects, which in turn contain lists of other objects.In this case, we can think of starting with the recursion on the data, to modify them in […]

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