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Apple Intelligence commercials make it clear that Apple’s latest software is for idiots — and using some of the new tools feels pretty stupid, too. CNET’s Br...
Version 0.0.9 of ngx-editable-material-table adds keyboard navigation support.
An editable table, built on top of Angular Material, natively for Angular.. Latest version: 0.0.9, last published: 24 minutes ago. Start using ngx-editable-material-table in your project by running `npm i ngx-editable-material-table`. There are no other projects in the npm registry using ngx-editable-material-table.
Recently, I started building an editable #Material table, which is built natively with #Angular and Angular Material and doesn't feel like a third-party library (as most of these table libraries that exist today).
An editable table, build on top of Angular Material, natively for Angular - GitHub - valentinstn/ngx-editable-material-table: An editable table, build on top of Angular Material, natively for Angular
Today, I had to enable the linter in an Angular CLI project. It took me a little bit to find the right answer, because most tutorials seem to consider all Angular workspaces to be single-project only.
This is the way:
`ng add @angular-eslint/schematics`
And then for each project/library/app:
`ng g @angular-eslint/schematics:add-eslint-to-project <project-name>`
And then run it like
`ng lint <project-name>`
About JavaScript modules:
CJS vs. ESM (CommonJS vs. ECMAscript modules). What's the difference?
Well-tended software blooms.
Think of managing project backlog like gardening.
- give sun and water to new features
- kill the bugs
- regularly weed out the tech debt
Robert Roskam