Handling loading and error states with Angular’s async pipe
Here’s a simple of way of handling loading and error states when using Angular’s async pipe. For larger applications I’d create a resuable ‘loading’ component to avoid code duplication. This also makes it easier to update if you need to tweak the markup. Component import {Component, OnInit} from ‘@angular/core’; import {ArticleService} from ‘../../services/article/article.service’; import {Observable} […]
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Sorting object arrays by property values
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Reloading components when route parameters change in Angular
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Creating an ‘Add to Calendar’ link in React
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Google Analytics (gTag) and Angular
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