Angular 1.5 .component() Method Tutorial - How to Refactor a Directive into a Component

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The .component() method provides a cleaner and simpler way to create parts of an app. It uses the best practices of directives as defaults, which leads to less boilerplate code and a more elegant solution. The result is components written in a style similar to other frameworks like Angular 2 and React.

In this Angular 1.5 Tutorial, you'll learn how to refactor a directive into a component, the differences between stateless and stateful components and how you can build a completely component based application in Angular 1.5+.



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