Answer:1 - straightforward, no usage of ngTemplateOutlet #1175
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I can't get fully idea of ngTemplateOutlet, to me it looks too complicated; I believe this is straightforward and simple solution having the constraints mentioned; |
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Indeed your solution works, but if I make the exercise more complex like asking to add an icon for the city card only or a edit button or anything else, you will have a hard time and you will need to add a lot of condition inside your component. |
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Don't use imperative coding, try to code in a declaration way, which means try to do the same but without the subscribe.
And use signals. 😉
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Hi, thank you, declarative seems like a trend in Angular, especially with signals.
I will try to adapt it. I understand that such a style is safer than mutating the state.
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no more ngfor, use the new control flow
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use the new input and output function.
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Don't hesitate to ask question if something is unclear |
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Thank you, I will review ng ngTemplateOutlet, I honestly struggle to understand the use case for it yet |
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