Adding stylelint to your project has many advantages that range from being able to throw warnings and errors when the styling rules (CSS, SASS-SCSS) are broken, to being able to fix most of your warnings automatically with a single command.
Lets say you want to draw something similar to the following using only CSS.
In case you want to implement a function to format currency instead of just using toLocaleString() then, you can use the following.
The array reference here is passed by value to the methods below. This is similar to what we usually see in case of Javascript.
The following code tries to mimic the look and feel of the modal from Google’s Material Design using CSS3.
This can be easily achieved on a linux server with the help of a cronjob.
Open up your terminal and edit your cronjobs list using sudo crontab -e.
Defining a fixed set of equal width items for each row in a grid can be done using the grid-template-columns property in CSS3.
We can easily create a new schematic which we can use with the help of Angular-CLI in few minutes. Install the required package globally using npm as shown below. You will need node version >= 6.9 for this.
Detecting Route state changes can be done by subscribing to the router and listening to the events being emitted. In the example below you will see all the router events that you can listen to in Angular.
Install the latest version of Angular Material + Animations using npm to get started.
npm i --save @angular/material @angular/cdk npm i --save @angular/animations