Angular web components by ivan mitri

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okay, let's dive into a comprehensive tutorial on creating angular web components, based on ivan mitri's approach and incorporating best practices. we'll cover the fundamental concepts, setup, coding examples, and deployment strategies.

*disclaimer:* the following tutorial aims to encapsulate the essence of ivan mitri's guidance while adapting it to modern angular best practices and clarity. it's always a good idea to refer to the original sources and experiment independently.

*tutorial: building angular web components (based on ivan mitri's approach)*

*i. introduction: why web components and angular?*

*web components (wc):* web components are a set of web standards that allow you to create reusable, encapsulated html elements with their own styling and behavior. they promote code reusability, interoperability, and encapsulation. a wc built in one framework can be used in any other framework, or even in plain html.
*angular:* a powerful javascript framework for building complex web applications.
*angular and wc together:* angular can be used to build robust, maintainable web components. the angular cli streamlines the process, provides excellent tooling, and enables angular's dependency injection and change detection within the context of a web component.

*ii. setting up your angular project for web components*

1. *create a new angular project:*



`--create-application=true`: ensures that you create an application (instead of just a workspace) with an `app` module, which will serve as the base for our web component.
`--routing=false`: we won't typically need routing for simple web components, which keeps the project structure cleaner.
`--style=scss`: use scss for styling. feel free to use another css preprocessor if you prefer.

2. *install angular elements:*



this command installs the `@angular/elements` package, which provides the necessary tools to package angular components as cus ...

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