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Senstate - Updates, C#-Client and a future look
Posted on June 11, 2020
Example Senstate Gif Demo Finally after some months I worked a bit on Senstate again. I had some features already "done", but only some days ago I merged the PR. Senstate v0.3 New features: Group…
Read full postWorking with graph structures
Posted on May 18, 2020
Preamble: I'm not that experienced in graph-theory or like getting the shortest path to a node. :) This article is rather a short introduction into "How to re-create your usual list-states into a…
Read full postDynamic Layout parts in Angular
Posted on December 27, 2019
The "Problem" While working on a simple application I wanted to show some content in the title / header bar, but this should be only visible on a specific route. header.component.html: 1st solution…
Read full postLazy Loaded Components - #4 NPM-Package
Posted on December 25, 2019
Proudly presenting Finally, the demo-repository and loader package is done. Here are some of the changes: -Helper Like the C# Lazy-Class, I created a simple helper, which holds the lazy-Value once…
Read full postSenstate - Make sense of your state while debugging
Posted on October 29, 2019
Having sometimes multiple s while trying to find a bug that only happens with a weird state, you kinda get lost scrolling the log up and down. Or adding a bunch of break-points and then stepping into…
Read full postLazy Loaded Components - #3 Extending the Loader
Posted on October 01, 2019
Adding a loading Placeholder With the current Loader, you can set a placeholder (e.g. a button to trigger the loading) and once it's loaded + created the content of the loader will be switched to the…
Read full postPerformance: Tree-Shake with environment.ts
Posted on September 19, 2019
You probably get to the point where you only need modules that has to be there during development but not in the production build. For example: I use nearly all the time while developing. In order…
Read full postLazy Loaded Components #2
Posted on September 15, 2019
Extending the features of the component-level lazy loader thanks to Ivy Continue from Part 1: 1. Inject services into lazy-loaded components: Since the loader uses the same injector-Instance we can…
Read full postenvsure : {dev} en(v)sure packages are installed
Posted on September 10, 2019
Lets begin at the why While using in a some projects, I saw the huge amount of packages that needed to be installed by this (dependencies/addons). Sure on a local repo, installing it once this can be…
Read full postLazy Loaded Components in Angular
Posted on August 25, 2019
Back in the old AngularJS Days I had a little playground app where I could lazy load nearly everything. Ever since Angular 2 came out, I searched every few months about lazy loading components. Some…
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