BEST PRACTICE 1:
Angular Best Practices
Discover the best practices for developing Angular applications with our comprehensive guide. From project structure to performance optimization, we cover everything you need to know to build high-quality, scalable, and maintainable Angular applications. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, our tips and tricks will help you streamline your workflow and create robust applications that meet your users' needs.
BEST PRACTICE 2:
Use the Angular CLI to optimize the application bundle
BEST PRACTICE 3:
Use the OnPush change detection strategy with immutable data structures
BEST PRACTICE 4:
Use the async pipe to handle asynchronous data
BEST PRACTICE 5:
Use ChangeDetectorRef.detectChanges() only when necessary
BEST PRACTICE 6:
Use Web Workers to run heavy tasks in the background
BEST PRACTICE 7:
Use lazy loading for images and other assets to reduce initial load time
BEST PRACTICE 8:
Use RxJS operators like debounceTime and distinctUntilChanged to reduce the number of API calls
BEST PRACTICE 9:
Use ViewChild instead of ElementRef to improve performance
BEST PRACTICE 10:
Use ngClass/ngStyle instead of inline styles to reduce the number of DOM elements
BEST PRACTICE 11:
Use ngIf instead of ngShow/ngHide to reduce the number of DOM elements
BEST PRACTICE 12:
Use ng-content and content projection to reduce the number of nested components
BEST PRACTICE 13:
Use pure pipes to improve rendering performance
BEST PRACTICE 14:
Use ng-container to reduce the number of DOM elements
BEST PRACTICE 15:
Use ngZone.runOutsideAngular() to run heavy tasks outside of Angular's change detection cycle
BEST PRACTICE 16:
Use Angular Universal for server-side rendering to improve initial load time and SEO
BEST PRACTICE 17:
Use AOT (Ahead of Time) compilation to reduce the size of the application bundle
BEST PRACTICE 18:
Use lazy loading to reduce initial load time and improve performance
BEST PRACTICE 19:
Use OnPush change detection strategy to reduce unnecessary change detection cycles
BEST PRACTICE 20:
Use trackBy function in ngFor loops to improve rendering performance
BEST PRACTICE 21:
Make following best practices mandatory
BEST PRACTICE 22:
Use services for data retrieval
BEST PRACTICE 23:
Make services as injectable
BEST PRACTICE 24:
All public methods should be before private methods
BEST PRACTICE 25:
Delegate complex logic to services
BEST PRACTICE 26:
Comments must be readable and maintained
BEST PRACTICE 27:
Explain in code, not in comments
BEST PRACTICE 28:
Replace magic strings with constants
BEST PRACTICE 29:
Write self-describing code
BEST PRACTICE 30:
Organize for readability
BEST PRACTICE 31:
Use LIFT principle
BEST PRACTICE 32:
Use Sass variables
BEST PRACTICE 33:
Shorten your relative paths
BEST PRACTICE 34:
Use Core module and import it to AppModule
BEST PRACTICE 35:
Use a Shared module and do not import it to AppModule
BEST PRACTICE 36:
Use specific types instead of 'any'
BEST PRACTICE 37:
Use State management
BEST PRACTICE 38:
Utilize ES6 Features
BEST PRACTICE 39:
Use Index.ts to simplify imports
BEST PRACTICE 40:
Prevent memory leaks in Angular Observable
BEST PRACTICE 41:
Use proper folder structure
BEST PRACTICE 42:
Use Angular Coding Styles
BEST PRACTICE 43:
Use virtual scrolling
BEST PRACTICE 44:
Use meaningful names
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