String literals are one of the most straightforward and powerful tools of TypeScript. But until v3.4, it was impossible to list its accepted values. Developers needed to fall back to enums. Not a problem anymore.
When an Angular application's performance decreases, I go through a simple and easy checklist of my own. Checking loose subscriptions, trackBy functions of in-template iterations, and change detection among others. Especially the latter had been mentioned in all the articles, webinars, and conferences, but since they usually don&
We can utilise GitHub Actions to automatically deploy when we push something.
At the moment there is no out-of-the-box-like solution to tackle this. I suggest creating another Firebase project for development.
Authorization, CRUD, queries, most of the things come out of the box with Firestore. However, sometimes there is a need to make some modifications which would be too sensitive to do in the browser.