Bye bye NgModules - Eliran Eliassy | NG-DE 2019

[@gauravkochhar2471]

Wow such a great session..

[@gabrielmayta2297]

Wow Amazing. Great talk. I will play with Angular Ivy in these days.

[@EliranEliasy]

Thank you :)

[@jasonc6241992]

Is this objectively better than creating BaseComponent with an ngDestroy cleanup function and extending it to each component that has a subscription?

[@abhinavs2484]

Removing NgModules is like making Angular unorganised and bringing it into cluttered pattern

[@ttma1046]

In demo 3, I don't think "passing a BehaviorSubject into a '@Input' " is a proper practice (aka bad), it leads the child component also able to do something like `data.next(` to push anything into the BehaviorSubject to mutate state. At least, passing `behaviorSubject.asObservable()` to Input or better way that passing the real 'number' via `[data]="numbers$ | push"`.

[@rodolfonogueira7254]

Very informative!!

[@tomekczajka5165]

Great talk. Can you please provide the name of the extension for VS Code which allowed you to type theta which was then automaticaly replaced to the greek symbol? θ

[@nikhilhukkerikar6753]

I looked at the demo code from git and it seems somethings missing if I revive the timer and destroy the component the leak is still present even with the HOC there... I'm still seeing multiple console outputs...

[@EliranEliasy]

Hi Nikhil, send me an email or twitter DM. I'll help you find the problem.

[@_dinesh]

I am afraid this is going to excite some of the developers with swallow knowledge to adopt this pattern and run into all kinds of maintainability issues. It's gonna be a nightmare for someone who has to be the code review.

[@RalOliver]

19:33 example of memory leak

[@ericaskari]

I think this idea came from React which is awesome

[@ayami123]

nah, I prefer the NgModule, at least you know where the components are and what are being used, by removing it, It is becoming more and more like react, which I HATE The most.

[@abhinavs2484]

Theta theta not a good syntax