Tag: #angular
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When to Use Databricks vs. PostgreSQL in Your Angular + NestJS Projects
Introduction Databricks is a powerful platform for huge data analytics, machine learning, and ETL pipelines. It’s optimized for processing massive datasets, now not coping with transactional workloads. However, many developers wonder: “Can I use Databricks at once in my Angular + NestJS app to keep and control statistics?” The answer: No — and here’s why.…
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How to Make a Micro-Frontend Architecture Using Angular
Introduction As modern operations grow and become increasingly complex, managing a large monolithic front end becomes increasingly delicate — especially when multiple brigades are involved. Micro-frontend offers a result by dividing a large Angular operation into lower, independently deliverable modules. Each module represents a specific point or functionality and can be developed, detailed, and maintained…
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Reactive State Management in Angular: RxJS, NgRx & Signals
Introduction If you’ve ever built a feature-rich Angular app, you know managing state is like managing chaos—data from APIs, form updates, component communication—it all becomes spaghetti real fast. That’s where reactive state management comes in: In this post, we’ll break down three key approaches: -RxJS – the foundation. -NgRx – the heavy-duty toolkit. -Signals –…
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Why PrimeNG Remains My Go-To UI Library for Angular 19 in 2025
Here’s the reality: while Material UI plays catch-up with Angular 19, PrimeNG has been delivering what developers actually need: Components that work with Signals out of the box Real-world business features (not just pretty buttons) Proper support for modern Angular architecture This post breaks down exactly why PrimeNG has become a go-to solution for enterprise…