Use decorator to beat ngOnChanges – Decoupling ngOnChanges | Kern Zhao

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By using a TypeScript property decorator directly on a property of a component, it’s much easier/cleaner/more-readable to subscribe to property change than the traditional painful ngOnChanges. Details on:
https://medium.com/p/19f3a5e051ef/edit

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