- The central part of Angular is its compiler.
- The compilation can be done just in time (at runtime) and ahead of time (as a build step).
- The AOT compilation creates smaller bundles, tree shakes dead code, makes your templates type-safe, and improves the bootstrap time of your application.
- The AOT compilation requires certain metadata to be known statically, so the compilation can happen without actually executing the code.
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Overview of this book
Essential Angular is a concise, complete overview of the key aspects of Angular, written by two Angular core contributors. The book covers the framework's mental model, its API, and the design principles behind it. This book is fully up to date with the latest release of Angular.
Essential Angular gives you a strong foundation in the core Angular technology. It will help you put all the concepts into the right places so you will have a good understanding of why the framework is the way it is. Read this book after you have toyed around with the framework, but before you embark on writing your first serious Angular application.
This book covers concepts such as the differences between Just-In-Time (JIT) and Ahead-Of-Time (AOT) compilation in Angular, alongside NgModules, components and directives. It also goes into detail on Dependency Injection and Change Detection: essential skills for Angular developers to master. The book finishes with a look at testing, and how to integrate different testing methodologies in your Angular code.
Table of Contents (11 chapters)
Compilation
NgModules
Components and Directives
Templates
Dependency Injection
Change Detection
Reactive Programming in Angular
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