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Mastering Interaction to Next Paint with RxAngular
In this article we're taking a deep dive into optimizing Interaction to Next Paint (INP) with scheduling APIs. We will examine native solutions with their pros & cons and RxAngular's approach to performance optimizations.
Kirill Karnaukhov
Performance Optimization with Zone-Flags. How to Debug Zone Flags. Part 3
With so many moving parts involved in making Zone Flags work the way you need them to, troubleshooting is not easy. This article explains what problems to expect and which debugging strategies you should implement working with zone-flags.
Michael Hladky
Performance Optimization with Zone-Flags. A Close Look at Zone-Flags in RxAngular. Part 2
Currently, there are two ways of configuring zone.js. In the previous article, we’ve discussed how to disable Zone completely over BootstrapOptions. Zone Flags is the other equally viable alternative to consider when deciding to configure zone.js.
Michael Hladky
Research on Reactive-Ephemeral State Management
Studies are done with Angular as an example for a component-oriented framework and RxJS is used as an example for a reactive programming library
Michael Hladky
Lazy loading services in Angular. What?! Yes, we can.
We’re used to lazy loading modules or components in Angular. But what about lazy loading services? Wait, what? Yes, we can. In this article, we will learn how to lazy load a service in Angular and it’s gotchas.
Enea Jahollari
Angular Performance Optimization with Zone-Flags. Part 1
While it is quite well documented how to disable a zone completely, there is no information out there about fine-grained adoptions. Zone-Flags can come in handy when taking this approach and substantially improve the performance of your Angular app.
Michael Hladky
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