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Angular Folder directory approach

I know the proper folder structure for an Angular application should be like this: /app /core module /components /services /feature module /components /services ...
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At what point is having a static class with utility methods better than having an injectable service?

I have a pretty general question about the design of Angular web applications. I'm a big fan of writing services. Sometimes I write services that have only utility methods that don't require state at ...
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Split large Angular codebase to libraries

I am writing a potentially large web application using Angular 7, where I came across a design problem. My angular applications until now have been relatively small, so there was no problem keeping ...
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open webapplication from desktop application

Doctor is end user of this application Doctor opens desktop application on his pc which is not developed by us. We provide interface to desktop application via interop dll's. Desktop application call ...
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Client side web development - dealing with authentication during development

We are beginning development of an Angular 2 application. Our back-end will be using ASP.NET Core WebAPI. Although my subject calls out authentication, this also applies to any API service that is-...
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