5 Angular Best Practices

Learn to optimize your productivity and sanity while programming in angular. What I've learned after a decade of programming. Learn my 5 recommended best practices for angular (ngx).
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[johndash]

great advices ! thanks, I particularly enjoyed this one : don't overcomplicate it! where you explain how coding a project is necesseraly a process where you actually know what you build once you've built it. it's so good to know that from an experienced dev!

[mike.hawk_]

Thanks for the advice Jameson. I heard next to nothing new, but I needed to hear everything you said, it's really helpful when switching tasks from back-end to front-end and I was feeling daunted seeing angular again. You know the feeling of "Where the fk do I even start". Thank you : )

[LeeG]

1. Generate Classes
2. Avoid Duplicate Code
3. Avoid Magic Values
4. Don’t over complicate it
5. Test later

Thanks for the video was very helpful.

[zachsworkshoplandscaping]

I like the video man . KISS principal - Keep it simple stupid!

[salmi_azrinparentsonly]

Test to be written last! Only Angulars can say this!

[mdaslamknl]

Best Practices is to create components or application structure and architecture

i am confuse

[SgtWanabee]

Test later??? I cant understand your assertion. Yes tests cost Time to build and maintain. Yes if a business feature needs change tests need to be updated. And?…. Unit tests illustrate a baseline of your application. If the app changes it’s normal they change as well. But if you dont have tests implemented from the beginning how can you know if your app deviates as you add new features and lines of code.

When you buy a car do you think that crash tests should be the last? And that you, as the final user, are the crash test dummy?