Clean up your DOM by using the full power of Angular host elements | Rafael Mestre | ng-conf 2024

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Unlike other frameworks, Angular creates an element for every component. This can clutter your DOM with wrappers and third-party components. Learn how to extend your host element capabilities with classes instead of inputs, @HostListeners instead of wrappers, Directive Composition API instead of nested components, and more!

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