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Angular now offers a standalone components approach as an alternative to the NgModule approach. Evaluate the feasibility and benefits of transitioning our Angular components to this new standalone format.
Key Considerations:
Assess the advantages of adopting standalone components in terms of development workflow, maintainability, and potential performance improvements.
Evaluate how the standalone components approach enhances the experience for consumers of our Angular components. Consider factors such as ease of integration, reduced dependencies, and improved flexibility.
Investigate whether Stencil, our component compiler, provides a seamless way to export components as standalone
Will our current InoElementsConfig still work with this new approach?
Acceptance Criteria
Provide a comprehensive report summarizing the benefits and drawbacks of adopting standalone components in Angular.
Formulate a clear recommendation on whether to transition to standalone components based on the evaluation.
If recommended, outline the steps and considerations for implementing standalone components. This should include any necessary updates to our Angular and Stencil configurations.
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Description
Angular now offers a standalone components approach as an alternative to the NgModule approach. Evaluate the feasibility and benefits of transitioning our Angular components to this new standalone format.
Key Considerations:
InoElementsConfig
still work with this new approach?Acceptance Criteria
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