Now that the Angular version 10.0.0 is here, we are providing you exclusive details of what makes this version better than its predecessors. Angular 9.0 released 4 months ago, but the new version release includes changes in the entire platform that includes the framework, the CLI, and the Angular Material. Angular 10 is a superior upgrade compared to the previous versions.
The popular web development framework puts additional emphasis on tools, quality, and ecosystem improvements. The feature upgrades have been minimal compared to the previous versions but performance and capabilities are sure to increase thanks to this type-script based Google framework
We have given the image of the new Date Range Picker of Angular 10 version.
What’s special about the new Date range picker is that it will allow users to pick a range of dates instead of a single date. End-users can now make use of mat-date-range picker components that carry an almost similar working pattern like mat-datepicker and the basic date-picker input. The input components need two input values for both start and end dates as given below:
The component is the new pop-up module to select dates offering an almost equivalent functionality as compared to
The users have to connect the range picker and range input with the rangePicker component:
Now that Angular version 10 is here, we cannot help but talk about how strict and more granular the project set-up has become thanks to Ng-New.
When the above command is flagged, the new project gets started with new settings that heighten the intensity of overall flexibility and easy maintenance. If there are bugs, it warns the user much ahead of its occurrences. It lets CLI perform advanced optimizations on your application with great functionalities like:
Common JS is nothing but the module formatting system which are small bits of codes included in a particular file and exported to another file present in the system. CommonJS comes with a dependency that paves the way for a slower application, not at all required in today’s faster working environments. Angular developers are of the opinion that it is much better to choose the ECMAScript module or ESM bundle if there are warnings for dependencies.
The updates look like these:
The layout of the project has undergone a major transformation. A new
Even the project layout has been updated. A completely new will help with putting newer tsconfig.json files which will provide excellent functionality and will build better tooling resolve type and configuration.
Newer projects will benefit from the updated configurations that Angular 10 gives. The older and stagnant browsers will be shown the exit door. A comparison of V9 and V10 defaults can be seen from the illustrations below:
Source: Angular.io (V9 defaults)
Source: Angular.io (V10 defaults)
As can be seen, this can possibly disable the ES5 building by default for new projects. In order to ensure builds for browsers like IE or UC then more browsers can be added in the .browserslistrc file.
The earlier versions of Angular used to compile static method returns with type without the necessity for generic type due to the influence of files that possess the requisite information for compilation. But right after Ivy, since this is not required as a compulsion, Angular checks the generic type helping it for type validation.
The earlier applications took the benefit of inheritance from classes that used Angular features like decorators and dependency injections. But now they will have to decorate base classes also. If these classes are not decorated an error of the missing decorator will be displayed on the parent. Let us see how this happens.
As per the error made on the missing directive decorator, the error message will be:
points out that the result of Pipe transformation has undergone a change even when the reference has not changed. It is deprecated and could be removed when the version 12 arrives. errors as Angular development will not show any error when wrapped values were analyzed as equal.
The increased complexities and larger bundle sizes have led to the deprecation for the support of IE9, IE10 & IE10 mobile.
Due to the increased bundle size and heightened complexities, the support for IE9, IE10, and IE Mobile has been deprecated. This will eventually be dropped in other versions.
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