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- angular - How can I use *ngIf else? - Stack Overflow
Explains how to use "*ngIf else" in Angular for conditional rendering of HTML elements
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From the angular documentation: "The asterisk is "syntactic sugar" for something a bit more complicated Internally, Angular translates the *ngIf attribute into a <ng-template> element, wrapped around the host element, like this The *ngIf directive moved to the <ng-template> element where it became a property binding, [ngIf]
- How to get the Angular version? - Stack Overflow
I installed the @angular cli package via npm using: npm install -g @angular cli The version 1 4 2 of @angular cli has been successfully installed That is not the Angular version, but the CLI vers
- Angular + Material - How to refresh a data source (mat-table)
There are two ways to do it, because Angular Material is inconsistent, and this is very poorly documented Angular material table won't update when a new row will arrive
- Angular - How to apply [ngStyle] conditions - Stack Overflow
Angular - How to apply [ngStyle] conditions Asked 7 years, 8 months ago Modified 1 year, 4 months ago Viewed 536k times
- angular - Difference between [ (ngModel)] and [ngModel] for binding . . .
Explains the difference between [(ngModel)] and [ngModel] for state-property binding in Angular
- Angular V17 V18: Prospects of @if vs. *ngIf – Will *ngIf be . . .
Explore the future of Angular's @if and *ngIf directives in upcoming versions, discussing potential deprecation and implications for developers
- angular - How to fix AppComponent is standalone, and cannot be declared . . .
Your project is configured to start the Angular application with a standalone component (in server ts) Hence, you don't need to bootstrap the application with AppModule (bootstrapModule) in main ts
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