mgechev/angular2-style-guide

Features

• Coding Style Guidelines - Angular codebases enforce consistent coding patterns, naming rules, and architectural conventions to maintain high code quality and readability.
• File Organisations - Groups project assets into bounded context directories with dedicated root facades to keep large codebases manageable.
• Static Code Linting - Enforces coding patterns, type safety, and architectural consistency across the codebase using automated linting rules.
• Angular Framework Study Guides - A curated collection of coding conventions, architectural patterns, and best practices for developing Angular applications.
• Type Safety - Angular projects apply strict type definitions and automated linting rules to maintain code quality and prevent runtime errors.
• Feature-Based Code Organizations - Angular projects group related files into bounded context directories to keep the project structure clean and manageable as it grows.
• Code Organisations - Angular projects group files into bounded contexts with dedicated root facades and lazy-loading boundaries to keep large codebases maintainable.
• Angular System Architectures - Establishing consistent coding patterns, folder structures, and architectural conventions across an Angular development team to maintain code quality.
• Angular UI Libraries - Organizing UI building blocks with strict naming conventions, custom prefixes, decorator bindings, and optimized change detection strategies.
• Decorators - Attaches host listeners, properties, inputs, and outputs directly to component classes using inline metadata decorators.
• Conventions - Organizes Angular UI elements by establishing clear naming conventions, custom selector prefixes, and selector usage guidelines.
• Code Quality and Linting - Applying automated linting rules, type safety checks, and style guidelines to prevent runtime errors and maintain codebase readability.
• Change Detection - Optimises application rendering speed by evaluating components only when immutable input data references explicitly change.
• Component Naming Rules - Angular applications apply strict suffix conventions, custom prefixes, and case rules to UI building blocks so their usage is immediately clear.
• TypeScript Standards - A comprehensive set of coding standards and naming conventions designed for large-scale TypeScript and component-based web development.
• Facades - Angular projects expose public members through a root facade file for each context to shorten import paths and hide internal implementation details.
• Decorator-Based - Attaches host listeners, properties, inputs, and outputs directly to classes using inline decorators instead of separate configuration objects.
• Naming Conventions - Applies strict suffix conventions, custom prefixes, and case rules to components and directives for immediate role clarity.
• Public Export Patterns - Exposes public application members through central entry point files to shorten import paths and hide internal implementation details.
• Framework Change Detection Optimizations - Angular components maximize rendering performance by applying push-based change detection strategies and handling immutable input data.

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