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What's new in TypeScript 4.0
Everything new with TypeScript 4.0
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Analyzing Your Angular app JS bundles
How to analyze the JS bundles of your Angular applications and fix bundle size issues
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DeveloPassion's Newsletter #9 - Angular 10
Welcome to the 9th edition of DeveloPassion’s newsletter. Before we start, I’d like to ask all of you to help me out a bit. If you find this newsletter interesting, then please do take a bit of time to share to others on social media: With your help,
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NGRX Component-store deep dive - Part 2!
Part 2: Let's dive into the new Component-store library of NGRX!
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Introducing NGRX component-store
Part 1: Component-store is an upcoming reactive library of the NGRX family. Let’s discover it and see what it’s all about!
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Angular Template Type Checking
Leverage strict template type checking to create bulletproof Angular applications
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How to create a custom Angular Webpack configuration
Understand how you can customize the Webpack configuration of your Angular applications
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How to Take Notes at Work and Never Forget Anything
How to organize notes at work and never forget anything. Be on top of your game at work.
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How to use a proxy to bypass firewalls in corporate environments
In medium to large companies, it’s almost always the case that your Web traffic has to go through a corporate proxy to reach the Web. Here’s how to find out more about those proxies and how to use them from your tools and terminals
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Git tutorial for beginners — Part 3: Commits, log and amend
Discover how to create and modify commits with Git, but also how to look at the commit log
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Embedding translations in your JS bundles with ngx-translate
Embedding translations in your JS bundles can be useful to speed things up if you know that users need to switch between languages regularly. Here's how to do it
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TypeScript Switch Case best practices
Switch statements are sometimes considered a code smell, but when they do make sense to use, you’d better make sure you don’t forget a single case. Luckily, TypeScript can help