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Episode 23/24: Angular 16, RFCs for Deferred Loading and built-in Control-Flow
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Angular 16.1 added support for using the native fetch method in the HttpClient and introduces a transform function for @Input decorator. Two new RFCs propose an alternative to the control-flow directives and deferred component loading.
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