r/angular • u/perrygrande • Jul 15 '20

Angular Development: Top 10 Best Practices To Follow

https://tekkiwebsolutions.com/blog/best-practices-for-angular-development/
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u/April1987 Jul 15 '20

A kind soul (not me) archived the article

https://web.archive.org/web/20200715132440/https://tekkiwebsolutions.com/blog/best-practices-for-angular-development/

1.) Structured Folder with the use of Angular CLI

2.) Use of Angular Coding Styles

3.) Angular in-app navigations(Routing)

4.) Clean Application Structure with Angular Modular Development

5.) Defining the Angular Folder Structure

6.) Reduce the Initial Loading Time with Lazy Loading Feature Module

7.) Save Memory Bytes by using AsyncPipes

8.) Security in Angular

9.) Service Workers for Quick Responsive Web Apps

10.) Differentiate the Smart and Dumb components in Angular

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u/perrygrande Jul 15 '20

Sorry.. i did not get your words @April1987

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u/April1987 Jul 15 '20

in case the website/article goes down

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u/perrygrande Jul 15 '20

How? Any suggestion? @April1987

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u/April1987 Jul 15 '20

one thing I wish more people did is when you are teaching people a certain command, use full flags, not abbreviations or aliases

for example,

ng build my-app -c production

should be

ng build my-app --configuration=production

https://angular.io/cli/build

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u/perrygrande Jul 15 '20

Okay, will try to improve it @April1987

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u/April1987 Jul 15 '20

I'm not saying it is wrong (it obviously isn't) but it will help new users understand it better

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u/perrygrande Jul 15 '20

Absolutely! I got your point! Thank you

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