Each trigger starts with an “undefined” state or a “void” state which doesn’t match any of your currently defined states. You have to be aware of when you’re in that state so that you don’t stumble on any undesired behaviors. This is especially impor…

Angular 2’s ngModel exposes more than just validity, it even gives you the states of whether the input has been “touched” or changed. This lesson explains and compares those states so you can use them to make complex validity requirements. <form name…

When easing isn’t enough to get the exact animation you want, you can leverage keyframes to define and precise styles and steps over time. Keyframes allow you to achieve pretty much any Angular 2 animation you want. animations:[ trigger('signal', [ s…

By default, transitions will appear linearly over time, but proper animations have a bit more customization to them by delaying when they start and controlling how slowly or quickly they move over time. animations:[ trigger('signal', [ state('void',…

In this tutorial we are going to learn how we can accidentally creating memory leaks in our application while using the Angular 2 router. We are going to learn how we can prove that the memory leak is happening, we are going to learn what is causing…

The <base href=”/”/> you define will determine how all other assets you plan on loading treat their relative paths. While you’ll most often use / as your base href, it’s important to understand what’s going on in case you need to change how you’re h…

Angular 2 lazy loading is a core feature of Angular 2. Lazy loading allows your application to start up faster because it only needs to use the main App Module when the page initially loads. As you navigate between routes, it will load the additional…

@Component({ selector: 'app-courses', templateUrl: './courses.component.html', styleUrls: ['./courses.component.css'], animations: [ trigger('courseHover', [ state('inactive', style({ backgroundColor: '#eee', transform: 'scale(1)' })), state('active'…

For example, what you want to do is navgiate from current item to next or previous item. In your component, you can dispatch action like this: next($event) { $event.preventDefault(); this.store.dispatch(new skillAction.Next(this.key)); } So here is t…

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