Angular Universal schematics still add reflect-metadata to the Node/Express server. Not as bad as in the browser, but I don't really see a reason for it there aswell.
I suppose that "With Angular 7 imporitng json files directly into typescript without http requests" is a popular subject in angular community. I think it is a good idea to prepare a video about this. Link: www.reddit.com/r/Angular2/comments/9phvw1/pro_tip_with_angular_7_you_can_import_json_files/
Hi, do you know why angular universal does not wait for api calls to finish and renders the whole page because I only the static html elements and not the api calls its empty still because if this is happening on an application what works with apis then whats the point of angular universal?
As usually your tuts are very good. I am a big fan of your tuts. Please provide a details tutorial for the same subject.
Angular Universal schematics still add reflect-metadata to the Node/Express server. Not as bad as in the browser, but I don't really see a reason for it there aswell.
I suppose that "With Angular 7 imporitng json files directly into typescript without http requests" is a popular subject in angular community. I think it is a good idea to prepare a video about this. Link: www.reddit.com/r/Angular2/comments/9phvw1/pro_tip_with_angular_7_you_can_import_json_files/
Hi, do you know why angular universal does not wait for api calls to finish and renders the whole page because I only the static html elements and not the api calls its empty still because if this is happening on an application what works with apis then whats the point of angular universal?
What about other libraries that use decorators at runtime like @ngrx/effects. Removing that polyfill would break them, right?
@ngrx/effects no longer depends on it. :)