Rapid Fire on Angular 8

Ivy is the code name for next-generation compilation and Rendering pipeline or Rendering Engine. It was released in Angular 8 as Opt-in. At the release of Angular 9, Ivy was intended to be the by default rendering engine instead of the older compiler and runtime, known as View Engine. In Angular 8, Ivy refers to … Read more

Angular 8 consists of advanced level features such as differential loading, CLI workflow improvements, Dynamic imports for lazy routes, Ivy rendering engine, Bazel, etc. which ensure systematic workflow and performance improvements. Angular 8 introduced several performance enhancements over its previous versions. Here are some key improvements: Ivy Renderer: Angular 8 introduced the Ivy Renderer as … Read more

Codelyzer is an open-source tool in Angular 8 that sits on top of TSLint. It is used to check whether Angular TypeScript projects follow a set of rules or not. It also checks the errors in codes, not following pre-defined rules. It contains more than 50 rules for checking if an Angular application follows best … Read more

In Angular 8, the Wildcard route is used to define the route of pages. You can make specific changes/updates while defining the route using Wildcard. In Angular 8, the Wildcard route, also known as a fallback route, is used to handle routes that do not match any predefined routes in the application’s route configuration. It … Read more

Bazel is a new feature of Angular 8. It is a new build system available for a short period and provides a platform to make your back-end and front-end with a similar tool. Following is the list of main features of Bazel: Bazel is an internal build tool that is used to customize the application. … Read more