Summary
In this chapter, you learned about Angular code conventions and best practices. You learned about naming conventions for your folders and files and naming conventions for properties, functions, and classes within your Angular applications. You also learned about best practices to improve performance and prevent bugs and hard-to-debug code.
Besides conventions and best practices, we looked at some of the most commonly used design patterns within Angular applications. You learned when the Angular framework uses specific patterns and how you can write cleaner and more scalable code using design patterns such as the facade, decorator, and inheritance patterns.
We finished the chapter by creating a generic HTTP service using the inheritance pattern. The HTTP service can easily be used to construct HTTP services for all your data access libraries. The generic HTTP service also has a model adapter to transform DTOs into your frontend models automatically. Lastly, because we...
