Security
Watch out what you expose with Angular Interceptors
Your Angular Interceptor might leak sensitive data to the outside world. Here's how to prevent that.
Articles by Tim Deschryver
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Components
Use Angular directives to extend components that you don't own
Angular directives allow us to extend components without changing their internal code. This is useful to bring a consistent UX to 3rd party components. The directive can be configured to always be applicable, or can be used in an opt-in or opt-out basis.
SSR & Hydration
Be proactive when you join an Angular project
Tips to help improve the shape of an older Angular codebase.
Testing
Single Component Angular Modules and Component Tests go hand in hand
Say no to brittle tests with SCAMs
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Components
Writing a performant client-side filter with [hidden] and trackBy
Creating a better user experience with the hidden benefit of the hidden attribute.
Testing
Testing an NgRx project
How write maintainable NgRx tests within an Angular application
Change Detection
Solving Angular slow renders with NgRx selectors
Prepare your (view)models before they reach the component to make them faster and easier to render.
Testing
Getting the most value out of your Angular Component Tests
How I write my Angular Component Tests with the Angular Testing Library.
Forms
A generic Angular template-driven validator
One validator to rule them all
Forms
A practical guide to Angular Template-Driven Forms
The things I looked up while learning the template-driven way
Components
Exploring Drag and Drop with the new Angular Material CDK
Master drag-and-drop interactions in Angular apps with the CDK. Build intuitive, responsive task boards with minimal code effort.