I'm currently using the angular's HttpClient class to send REST requests to my application's backend. When the backend's certificate is not trusted anymore by the browser, the rest requests fails. In the chrome console, I see that my app returns a HttpErrorResponse with status 0 and message "Unknown Error" and I see another error that was thrown from zone.js. the message says "net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID" In angular, is there a way I can capture the net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID" so that I can redirect the user to the page where he/she can trust the certificate? The only error that I ca ..read more

Hello, I'm a dev who wanted to upskill and learn about AngularJS. Do you have a good leaning materials or free courses to fully understand AngularJS? There are lots of courses in the interwebs; I am just not sure which ones covers the fundamentals of this stack. submitted by /u/TheGreatCommenter [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Getting this error in a plain ngrx module created from nx command. https://preview.redd.it/gbebfmvv4csc1.png?width=1919&format=png&auto=webp&s=1e9056fc0208171dd154f1052ebf9f595fb9173d Earlier I got the same error for EffectsRootModule. I tried importing EffectsModule.forRoot([]). That fixed the error for EffectModules. But now I get the same error for store. Github link: https://github.com/Saumyaraj8178/personal-portfolio.git https://preview.redd.it/o6np5esc4csc1.png?width=1352&format=png&auto=webp&s=4016180c30a07fa258eb1a53be5c6d5950d29ee9 submitted by /u/vmt_23 ..read more

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I recently shared a post about the Angular SAAS boilerplate built with Nest.js/Node.js as backend, designed to help developers launch their SAAS projects quickly and enter the market as soon as possible. Many people appreciated it and requested that I add a Node.js/Firebase backend. And that's exactly what I've done – I've integrated Node.js and Firebase with Angular to make it handling for everyone. I made sure to include all the necessary features to quickly launch a SAAS without having to redo repetitive tasks. Here are the features you'll find in this boilerplate: User Authentication (Pa ..read more

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I have an SPA similar to Instagram. Now I want to introduce SSR for SEO reasons. I have the following issue. Let's look at profiles as an example. In the HTML that the express server will return, I want to have things like bio, personal website, username, image, ... loaded. So I need to make a request to my database, which is async. ​ I guess that will delay the server responding time, right? Is that discouraged? Any way to improve this? On the other hand, I don't want to fetch the user's posts. That part should still be fetched on the client side. So I have some async operations that I want ..read more

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I recently shared a post about the Angular SAAS boilerplate built with Nest.js, designed to help developers launch their SAAS projects quickly and enter the market as soon as possible. Many people appreciated it and requested that I add a Node.js/MongoDB backend. And that's exactly what I've done – I've integrated Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB with Angular to make it MEAN stack ready. I made sure to include all the necessary features to quickly launch a SAAS without having to redo repetitive tasks. Here are the features you'll find in this boilerplate: User Authentication (Password/email ..read more