How to handle modals "declaratively/reactively" with Angular (and is it any better?)

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In this video, we take a look at two ways to handle coding the same modal in an Ionic and Angular application - one declarative and one imperative. The imperative example mostly utilises writing logic in the component's class, whereas the declarative example utilises properties on the component in the template.

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0:00 Simple Imperative Example
1:29 Simple Declarative Example
4:01 Simple Comparison
4:37 Advanced Declarative Example
7:30 Advanced Imperative Example
8:52 Conclusion

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