Thanks! Great post. Just to add, Q17 and Q30 are outdated. Q17 use HttpModule, but it was replaced with HttpClientModule, in this implementation the request is an immutable object, so you can't add stuff to it. You could achieve a similar work using interceptors. And I don't think no one ever would ask about SystemJS, as Angular CLI is the common now days.
And per Q29, I don't think that $watch have an actual equivalent on Angular. But that's a good thing.
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Thanks! Great post. Just to add, Q17 and Q30 are outdated. Q17 use HttpModule, but it was replaced with HttpClientModule, in this implementation the request is an immutable object, so you can't add stuff to it. You could achieve a similar work using interceptors. And I don't think no one ever would ask about SystemJS, as Angular CLI is the common now days.
And per Q29, I don't think that
$watchhave an actual equivalent on Angular. But that's a good thing.