Infragistics Blog - Angular

In Angular, content projection is used to project content in a component. Let’s take a closer look at how it works:

A Note from Infragistics: Angular (formerly Angular 2) represents a huge departure from Angular JS (formerly Angular 1). While Angular JS used a more traditional MVC architecture that relied primarily on Controllers which controlled the interaction between a Model and the View, Angular has taken a more self-contained, composable Component based approach.

In this article, we will focus on how a child component can interact with a parent component using the @Input() property. We’ll also look into intercepting the input message and logging changes in the input message.

Do you know how to handle two-way data binding in Angular? This how-to guide will show you how to simplify the process. Read more now.

A component is a main building block of an Angular 2 application, and an application may have any number of components. We can consider a component a particular view of the application with its own logic and data.

In this post, we will learn how to create Attribute Directives in Angular. So let’s say we want to change the background color of an element; in that case we would apply the attribute directive to the element.

Learn how to write unit tests with jasmine, how to run them with karma, and how to create proxies of AngularJS controls like filter, controller, and more.

A brief overview on passing dependencies in AngularJS using the function argument, array arguments, and the $inject service.

The provider() function allows us to create a configurable service where we can set input per application for the service created using the provider ().