As a developer who started development on Angular 9, I have been always using ngModules to group components and dependencies.
After investigation into the differences between Standalone and Modules, I decided it is worthwhile to make the transition to Standalone.
It looks like Standalone will improve tree-shake-ability and reduce some boilerplate code.
I hope that it will also made the build times faster as I'll be linking together components less often, as they aren't all packaged in single modules (like with my core-ui components)
Reddit discussion around standalone vs modules.Angular's outline of the Standalone API
This issue is to investigate and log what will be different in my development now that I am switching over to using standalone components, directives, and pipes.
TomMakes
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1 month ago
As a developer who started development on Angular 9, I have been always using ngModules to group components and dependencies. After investigation into the differences between Standalone and Modules, I decided it is worthwhile to make the transition to Standalone.
It looks like Standalone will improve tree-shake-ability and reduce some boilerplate code. I hope that it will also made the build times faster as I'll be linking together components less often, as they aren't all packaged in single modules (like with my core-ui components) Reddit discussion around standalone vs modules. Angular's outline of the Standalone API
This issue is to investigate and log what will be different in my development now that I am switching over to using standalone components, directives, and pipes.