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I am wanting to host an Angular 6 application in Django, how do I do this? Assumption: That django site is already running Things needed to set up Angular 6 locally Install Node Js. https://nodejs.org/en/download/ Install Angular cli Globally npm install -g @angular/cli Navigate to angular on the repo dir\angular Install the npm's [libraries] npm install Serve the site npm serve [-o] Navigate to the hosted site http://localhost:4200/ Angular Libraries needed to support Django npm install @angular-devkit/custom-webpack --save npm install @angular-builders/custom-webpack --save npm install

I am making a distance calculation application using angular which has, Html: <form [formGroup]="form" *ngIf="showForm"> <div formArrayName="distance" > <table> <thead> <th> From Distance (Km) </th> <th> To Distance (Km) </th> <th> Fare Per Kilometer </th> </thead> <tbody> <tr *ngFor="let item of form.get('distance').controls; let i = index" [formGroupName]="i"> <td> <input type="number" placeholder="From" formControlName="from"> </td> <td> <input type="number" placeholder="To" formControlName="to"> </td> <td> <input type="number" placeholder="Fare Per Km" formControlName="farePerKm"> </td> <

Topic: Angular 6, Reactive Form, DropDown Menu, Disable One Option: all instead of just the one intended value are disabled, even though the inspector says disabled=false. People were very kind to help me with my problem earlier: " Angular 6 Reactive Form - Select options: disable previously selected options " but they seemed to disappear after I hit a roadblock, hence my new question: Why are ALL option values disabled instead of just the one that is supposed to match the statement? [attr.disabled]="uplink2x === dropdown1Val" (even if I hardcode nic0 instead of dropdown1Val all options are

In my Angular 6 app I have async validator for checking if typed email is already registered but right now I'm getting 'Expected validator to return Promise or Observable' and I don't really know why. import { UserService } from '../user/service/user.service'; import { AbstractControl, ValidationErrors, AsyncValidator } from '@angular/forms'; import * as validationUtils from '../validation/validation-utils'; import { Injectable } from '@angular/core'; import { of, Observable } from 'rxjs'; import { map } from 'rxjs/operators'; @Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' }) export class

I am struggling a bit with understanding and applying @Effects for my episode Download option. I got some help in another question and this is my latest concoction. Quick overview: User clicks download which dispatches a DOWNLOAD_EPISODE action which is captured in the first Effect. The download call returns a stream of HttpEvents and a final HttpResponse. During the event.type === 3 I want to report download progress. When event.type === 4 the body has arrived and I can call the success which for example can create a Blob. Service episodesService : download( episode: Episode ): Observable

So great, the Angular has released version 6 and the CLI provides an option to generate libraries - something that they call a "highly anticipated feature". Now, coming from a business perspective, I am wondering: why you would actually need this, why inside of an existing project and not a separate which you can install as usual via npm... and if you want this inside your project, why not use a module for that. So I get it, publish something on npmjs and hope the whole world and future connected things need exactly that. Library, great. Inside a big system in a even bigger company, we could