3 Things I Wish I Knew Earlier in Angular ๐


After 3 years of working with Angular, Iโve made my fair share of mistakes. Looking back, here are three things I wish I had learned sooner:
๐น Use RxJS properly โ Not everything needs a subscribe(). Leveraging async pipes and flattening operators like switchMap makes code cleaner and more efficient.
๐น Optimize bundle size โ Lazy load modules and use ngx-build-plus for custom builds. A smaller bundle means faster load times! ๐ฆ
๐น Donโt overuse two-way binding โ While ngModel is handy, one-way data flow with @Input() and @Output() keeps things more predictable and performant. ๐งน
These lessons have helped me write faster, scalable, and maintainable Angular applications.
๐ Whatโs one thing you wish you knew earlier in Angular? Drop your thoughts below! ๐
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