The @Component decorator provides us with a number of properties for the purposes of configuring our components. Let's take a look at them.
Properties of the @Component decorator
by Aki Iskandar, Sridhar Rao Chivukula
Web Development with Angular and Bootstrap - Third Edition
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Preface
- Quick Start
- ECMAScript and TypeScript Crash Course
- Bootstrap - Grid Layout and Components
- Routing
- What is routing in Angular?
- Creating our application's shell using the CLI
- First things first – basic concepts
- Configuring routes for our application
- Parameterized routes
- Child routes
- Route guards
- Completing our route configuration
- Bootstrap navigation bar and router links directives
- Specifying the location for rendering the component templates
- Running our application
- Routing strategies
- Summary
- What is routing in Angular?
- Flex-Layout - Angular's Responsive Layout Engine
- Building Angular Components
- Templates, Directives, and Pipes
- Working with NG Bootstrap
- Working with Angular Material
- Working with Forms
- Dependency Injection and Services
- Integrating Backend Data Services
- Unit Testing
- Advanced Angular Topics
- Deploying Angular Applications
- Other Books You May Enjoy
Properties of the @Component decorator
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