Lazy loading views with $routeProvider
Lazy loading is a design pattern that allows you to load parts of your application only when they are needed, improving performance by reducing the initial load time. In AngularJS,….
Tag: AngularJS 1.5+
Using lifecycle hooks in AngularJS components
AngularJS components, introduced in version 1.5+, offer a more structured approach to building AngularJS applications. One key feature of AngularJS components is the lifecycle hooks, which allow you to hook….
Implementing a dynamic modal component
Creating a dynamic modal component in AngularJS (1.5+) involves building a reusable modal component that can be easily triggered from different parts of the application. 1. Features of the Modal….
Using $attrs and $element in components
In AngularJS 1.5+, components provide a more structured and modern way of building applications. When working with components, $attrs (Attributes Service) and $element (Element Service) are two powerful dependencies that….
How to update a parent component from a child component
In AngularJS 1.5+, components follow a unidirectional data flow, meaning that child components cannot directly modify parent component data. Instead, AngularJS provides mechanisms like one-way binding (<) and callback functions….
Communicating between sibling components using services
When working with AngularJS 1.5+ components, one common challenge is how to enable communication between sibling components. Since sibling components do not have a direct parent-child relationship, services act as….
Converting a directive to an AngularJS component
With the introduction of AngularJS 1.5+, components were introduced to simplify directives and promote a component-based architecture. If you’re working with older custom directives, it’s best to convert them into….
How to use one-way binding in AngularJS components
In AngularJS 1.5+, one-way binding (<) is a mechanism for passing data from a parent component to a child component, but the child cannot modify the parent’s value directly. 1…..
How $onChanges works in AngularJS components
In AngularJS 1.5+, $onChanges() is a lifecycle hook used in components to detect changes in one-way bound (<) input properties. It executes whenever the component receives new data from its….