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Before wrapping up the year, we wanted to share with you how we transformed one of our favourite client's business with a set of mobile apps we developed. Read on!
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Among all the MarsBased devs, we share useful Angular resources, questions, experiences, tools, guides and tutorials to keep this curated Angular reference post up-to-date. Enjoy it!
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Since we started the company, we have been using Angular for most of our frontend development projects.
In this blog post, I'm going to share how we encapsulate the views in Angular, by doing a comparison of the three view encapsulation methods available right now.
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After having worked in dozens of Angular projects as a developer, I have seen multiple occasions in which the default configuration of Angular is not always the most recommendable.
Today, I am going to talk about the detection strategy in Angular and how to change it to improve performance and to adapt it to your project requirements.
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We build most of our web apps using Angular, to enhance the user experience and to treat data in a most effective way, and for this, we are using ReactiveX, an API for asynchronous programming with observable streams.
One annoying thing about ReactiveX (also called RxJS, in its JavaScript form) are its memory leaks because of Observables and Subscriptions. Here's what we do to deal with them.
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