Yeah but that causes another problem importing full modules in Angular. I've seen many times a shared module with all material components imported. Imported at many other places. That just add in wanted is to your modules. That is a problem too. I component creation seems so trivial in react that I don't think you should import more than 4-5 components in one and import them at other places. If you have created your app in the right way. I don't think there is a need of modules. I have read and wrote about Angular Compiler and I think we could have worked around them. It is one of the culprits that creates a bad narrative that angular is hard. In other frameworks the mental model is so easy. Create components and import them use them. We have worked with modules for so long that we have wtarted thinking it as important part of a framework but working in React made me think we could have work without them.
Moreover in services providedIn option have you given a module name it creates circular dependencies. Providing service in a module seems like the right thing but then you have to create an intermediate module import there and pull that module in the module. See already this comment is getting so confusing. I don't think modules are a good pattern and I'm very happy that they are going to be optional
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Yeah but that causes another problem importing full modules in Angular. I've seen many times a shared module with all material components imported. Imported at many other places. That just add in wanted is to your modules. That is a problem too. I component creation seems so trivial in react that I don't think you should import more than 4-5 components in one and import them at other places. If you have created your app in the right way. I don't think there is a need of modules. I have read and wrote about Angular Compiler and I think we could have worked around them. It is one of the culprits that creates a bad narrative that angular is hard. In other frameworks the mental model is so easy. Create components and import them use them. We have worked with modules for so long that we have wtarted thinking it as important part of a framework but working in React made me think we could have work without them.
Moreover in services providedIn option have you given a module name it creates circular dependencies. Providing service in a module seems like the right thing but then you have to create an intermediate module import there and pull that module in the module. See already this comment is getting so confusing. I don't think modules are a good pattern and I'm very happy that they are going to be optional