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Debugging Memory Leaks in Angular

Giancarlo Buomprisco on October 30, 2019

The situations where memory leaks are most likely to happen, and how you can deal with them using Chrome DevTools. This article was orig...
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Brian • Edited

That's a great point about shareReplay, could easily be caught out with that

It's unusual to see Renderer2 being used directly. In later versions of Angular it's not required (even for SSR). Angular material/components libraries removed all references to it a year or two ago, and just use document and ElementRef directly

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Diógenes Polanco

I have a doubt, do you recommend using angular for a large project?

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Giancarlo Buomprisco

Hi! I personally think Angular is very scalable for big projects with many developers. With that said, other frameworks also do a great job and you should judge by the one that you enjoy using the most.