📄️ Angular PDF
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📄️ Import vs Export
In Angular, import and export are TypeScript features used for managing the organization and structure of code in your application.
📄️ Export vs Provider
In Angular, exports and providers are both properties used in the metadata of Angular modules, but they serve different purposes.
📄️ Provider
In Angular, a provider is a configuration object that tells the Dependency Injection (DI) system how to obtain or create instances of various classes (services) that your application needs. Providers are a crucial part of Angular's dependency injection mechanism, which allows you to manage the creation and sharing of instances of classes throughout your application.
📄️ Route
In Angular, "routes" refer to the mechanism used for navigation between different views or components in a Single Page Application (SPA). Angular provides a powerful router module that helps manage the navigation flow and URLs of your application.
📄️ Path Param VS Query Param
In Angular, you can access route parameters (path parameters) and query parameters from the URL using the ActivatedRoute service. Route parameters are parts of the URL path, while query parameters are specified in the URL after a question mark (?).
📄️ Route Guards
Route Activate
📄️ Angular CLI
Angular projects are typically developed and managed using the Angular CLI (Command Line Interface). The Angular CLI provides a set of commands that help you create, build, test, and deploy your Angular applications. Here are some of the main commands that are commonly used in Angular development:
📄️ API Request
Sending API requests in Angular can be done using the built-in HttpClient module, which provides a powerful and flexible way to interact with APIs. Here's a step-by-step guide on the best way to send API requests in Angular:
📄️ Ng For - Learn all Features
What can we do with ngFor?
📄️ ComponentFactoryResolver & ViewContainerRef
ComponentFactoryResolver
📄️ Ng Template
What is ng-Template?