frontend-angular

name	frontend-angular
description	Use when writing Angular TypeScript or HTML template files. Covers modern Angular patterns: standalone components, signals, inject(), control flow syntax, and lazy loading.

Angular Coding Standards

• Use standalone components, directives, and pipes instead of NgModules
• Implement signals for state management instead of traditional RxJS-based approaches
• Use the inject() function instead of constructor injection
• Use control flow with @if, @for, @switch instead of *ngIf, *ngFor, *ngSwitch
• Leverage functional guards and resolvers instead of class-based ones
• Use deferrable views (@defer) for improved loading states
• Implement OnPush change detection strategy for improved performance
• Use TypeScript decorators with explicit visibility modifiers (public, private)
• Leverage Angular CLI for schematics and code generation
• Implement proper lazy loading with loadComponent and loadChildren