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Angular 2 provides a rich set of features to develop your app in less time. It also gives you a modular approach in developing your product using features such as components.If you want to use your application in mobile it has that feature embedded too and if you want to make your app as a desktop application you can use https://github.com/angular/angular-electron
Anand Reddy Rikka Your directive is well explained. Try the below code format for creating filters as I have used this filter in my code to filter out arrays based on property id Filter : module TestApp.Filters { export class testFilter { constructor (){ return (array, propertyString, target) => { var property = parseInt (propertyString); //any logic return _.filter(array, (item: any) => { return item.id === property; }); } } } } Implementation : Pass the property that you want to filter out ie., "5" <div ng-repeat= "item in items|testFilter :" 5 "" > {{item.name}} < /div>
I have written a blog on a directive named "setHeight.ts" with class attribute using ES6 class. Here I have used typescript.Please let me know if you have any more doubts.Writing filters is also the same approach like directive http://mytechnofan.blogspot.in/2017/03/that-uses-attribute-c-this-is-guide-to.html
I used to prefix these words before any commit message: feat:"This feature has been added" chore:"For code maintenance/refactor" test:"Any test cases added fix:"Any major fixes" docs:"Any documentation" style:"css style changes"