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Angular Performance Tuning with Zone-Flags in Sweden
Description
Recent Angular updates have quietly incorporated minor changes for zone.js, and several methods for enhancing performance, such as local change detection, have begun to take effect. In this discussion, we'll delve into the global configurations of zone-flags in zone.js and examine change detection features. We'll employ Chrome's performance timeline to identify potential slowdowns and gain a quick snapshot of our application's performance. Through making minor adjustments to our application, we'll boost its performance and observe the variance in the flame charts. Expect to acquire essential knowledge, handy tips, and strategies about the performance timeline, and a firm grasp of how to implement these into your Angular application.
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