With standalone components, we can build our components to ... well ... stand alone ... separate from any Angular Module (NgModule).
This makes creating components easier. And it makes it clear which features each component's template uses.
Standalone components were provided in Angular version 14 as a developer preview. With Angular v15 and now v16, standalone components are stable and ready to be used in your production applications.
Let's talk about what standalone components are and how to use them.
*Content*
00:00 Standalone components
00:55 Without standalone components (using NgModule)
02:23 Review of code without standalone components
03:58 Defining a component as standalone
04:29 Walk through: Defining a component as standalone
05:35 Demo: Defining components as standalone
07:11 Running to validate our changes I
07:21 Debugging standalone component issues
08:51 Running to validate our changes II
09:15 Making a component stand alone
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😊About Me
Hey! I'm Deborah Kurata
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