From Angular 19, standalone is set up as default. how long NgModule will be supported by Angular team? will it be removed soon or is there any plan?
#How long NgModule will be supported in Angular?
sullen forge
unborn arrow
I doubt it's removed any time soon. Forms still very much depend on it, as well as testing.
But don't use that as an excuse to keep having them in your own application code. Migrate to standalone. there's even a migration that does it for you.
sullen forge
Yes, I got the Angular Cli to migrate it to standalone, but I want to keep NgModule yet due to it's large projects and I'm not a hug fan of standalone, 🙂
unborn arrow
The larger your project is, the more you'll benefit from standaone IMHO. It makes lazy-loading and reusability much easier.
blissful rune
NgModules will be deprecated eventually but there is no plan for it now.
faint thunder
The larger your project is, the more you'll benefit from standaone IMHO. It make...
How do one manage structuring larger projects without NgModule. I do still use them for features base organization.
blissful rune
It's an illusion that NgModule structure your project.
They don't really enforce boundaries and only really existed for technical reasons of internal scoping.
faint thunder
Okay thanks. Pls what internal benefits standalone brings into the picture.
blissful rune
Some feature like deferrable views, require standalone components
also explicit dependencies is a big win in terms of maintenability
keen briar
Modules on its own aren't bad, the problem was a lot how we used them. Every project has a giant "SharedModule", and it's imported everywhere, even if you don't need 99% of the things
faint thunder
Yeah you could opt for using standalone for the SharedModule.
meager steeple
They don't really enforce boundaries and only really existed for technical reaso...
Could you recommend a resource (book or video) that explains how to structure large Angular projects that use the standalone API?
faint thunder
Was about asked for that. still having issue coming up good project structure for standardalone comps#