Angular client-side pagination vs server-side pagination

Data-rich applications present a challenge: displaying large datasets without overwhelming users. Pagination comes to the rescue, breaking down information into manageable chunks. Angular offers two primary approaches: client-side pagination and server-side pagination. This article delves into both methods, providing code examples and helping you choose the best fit for your […]

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Scaling up with an Angular project: choosing the right strategy

As your Angular project grows, managing reusable components becomes crucial. This article explores four popular approaches: using a common industry library, a dedicated components library, modularizing within the project, and the single-module approach. Each solution offers unique benefits and trade-offs, guiding you towards the best fit for your specific needs. […]

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Angular startup Logic: Managing Configuration before Interceptors

Angular startup logic

The Angular startup logic sequence in an Angular application is a critical phase, especially when the app relies on external configuration files or authentication tokens that must be present before any other service attempts an HTTP request. The APP_INITIALIZER token provides a hook to run code during the bootstrap process, […]

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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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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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