Starting from version 14, Angular adds the option of setting the page title through the router. We can set the title property in our route definition:
There are times when a dynamic title is needed. For example, we might want to show a todo’s title on a todo page. This can be accomplished by passing an injectable that implements a resolver:
We would also like the company name to appear before each title in the application. Luckily, we can provide a custom title strategy and do it automatically for every route:
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Dates are an integral part of almost every application. Angular provides a date pipe out-of-the-box. The date pipe allows users to convert dates according to predefined or custom Angular date formats. For example:
Using it today is disadvantageous because we load a bunch of code when we can probably…
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You’ve probably used the as type assertion at least once when working with Typescript. For example:
Type assertions are a way to tell the compiler, “trust me, I know what I’m doing.”
The problem is that it doesn’t do any special data checking. TypeScript assumes that you, the programmer…
In Typescript, Record is a common way to express an object type. For example:
The disadvantage of using a Record in some cases is that you lose the benefit of expressing the meaning of the key. Let’s take the following example:
Looking at this code, I can’t know…
