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Indeed, I have noticed as well, but during the Angular Connect 2019 in different cases that code has been called as compiled/generated.
I am waiting some feedback (if they will arrive) from Angular team members, but I guess that the clean and clear code is taken from some intermediate compilation steps and what we see if the final one emitted by the tsc.
I have checked before writing the post and the presentation and often they refer to that code (text(), etc) as compiled, generated, emitted by the Angular compiler.
I should try to see what happens with the ngc alone.
I keep you posted and then I update the post.
Thanks a lot for your reviewing work, appreciated :-)
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Totally agree that the code does not lie, I have considered what they have presented, I will add a small note to the post so people are aware that stuff are moving.
Once 9.0.0 will be out I will check write another post, but for the time being too afraid to see changes from one day to another.
Thanks a lot again for your support, it was I was looking for :-)
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Yeah, I will also be keeping an eye out. I'm thinking of creating a library for Angular library authors to detect Ivy vs. View Engine, production vs. development mode, testing vs. running app.
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I've noticed that in Angular 9 with Ivy enabled, the component definition is put in the static property
Ι΅cmprather thanngComponentDef.This is also apparent in some of your compiled code examples.
Indeed, I have noticed as well, but during the Angular Connect 2019 in different cases that code has been called as compiled/generated.
I am waiting some feedback (if they will arrive) from Angular team members, but I guess that the clean and clear code is taken from some intermediate compilation steps and what we see if the final one emitted by the tsc.
I have checked before writing the post and the presentation and often they refer to that code (text(), etc) as compiled, generated, emitted by the Angular compiler.
I should try to see what happens with the ngc alone.
I keep you posted and then I update the post.
Thanks a lot for your reviewing work, appreciated :-)
ngComponentDef was in Angular version 8 with Ivy enabled.
I have taken from the slides of the AC 2019, youtube.com/watch?v=S0o-4yc2n-8&li... min 2:00 on going
This was presented 3 months ago. I first noticed it in RC0, but it might have changed before that.
Slides might say one thing, but code doesn't lie π¬
I have been experimenting a lot with Ivy and View Engine in different versions lately.
Totally agree that the code does not lie, I have considered what they have presented, I will add a small note to the post so people are aware that stuff are moving.
Once 9.0.0 will be out I will check write another post, but for the time being too afraid to see changes from one day to another.
Thanks a lot again for your support, it was I was looking for :-)
Yeah, I will also be keeping an eye out. I'm thinking of creating a library for Angular library authors to detect Ivy vs. View Engine, production vs. development mode, testing vs. running app.
It would be awesome π
Hello,
in the meantime I have fixed the Uglify stuff and added the code compiled with the RC5 :-)
RC6 now. (Will Ivy be a 2019 release?)
Well unless they sped up for the New Yearβs Eve otherwise 2020 π