Angular: Build gradually, your fully dynamic, flexible reactive form
This is a step-by-step practical, yet easily followed post with code implementation, to learn to create fully dynamic, flexible reactive forms in Angular.
Developers’ Posts
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A Standalone Dynamic Form – an Angular 17 implementation
This is a simple yet distinguished Angular 17 (17.2) project of mine, for a dynamic form implementation using dynamic components.
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The ‘paradox’ of Angular signals’ effect()s
Not an obvious behavior of an array of objects signal.
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Angular Material DateTimePicker(s) challenges
Angular Material datepicker component does not support by default time picking. It is just for selecting a date or a date range from the calendar UI. So, here we will discuss the implementation challenges of 2 of the most used Datetimepicker alternatives.
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Spring Boot: just 4 beans for implementing a default JDBC Authentication with SecurityFilterChain-based Configuration
This project is a pure REST API demo, exposing just a couple of protected endpoints. It is based on Java version 17, and the latest releases of Spring Boot 3.2.1 (announced on DECEMBER 19, 2023) and Spring Security 6.2.1 (announced on DECEMBER 21, 2023). It shows the 4 very basic beans required for the default JDBC-based Authentication for implementing a fundamental custom security configuration class based on the SecurityFilterChain. You can use it as a base repo for further customizations.
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Angular: Create a project with any Angular version you like
Take the following guidelines and create a new Angular project with the version of your choice. Bash script included!
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Node.js version adventures using nvm
In this post I will go through the important points of using nvm, and also, we will see how you can automate the process of switching Node.js versions.
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Angular: The many faces of the Template Variable Syntax – a cheat sheet
Angular uses special syntaxes that allow communication between the component code (Typescript class) and its HTML template. You will find this post to be quite useful as a quick reference for various options Angular offers us when we work on templates of the components.
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GitHub Copilot in VS Code with a different account
Set up Copilot in VS Code and use just 1 GitHub account linked to Copilot, simultaneously with any other additional GitHub account.
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Angular: any component 👉⇢ dynamic component!
This post is about how to use any component as a dynamic component in Angular.
