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"the debugger doesn't tell me anything because this code compiles just fine" - random QA comment
"Facebook is where you tell lies to your friends. Twitter is where you tell the truth to strangers." - chriselst
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This is a difficult one, he's been here 12 years, and has two articles.
This article: Learn Angular 4.0 in 7 Days - Directives - Day 3[^]
From this member: Debasis_Saha - Professional Profile[^]
Is very similar to his own blog entry: Learn Angular 4.0 In 10 Days - Directives - Day Four[^]
But ... then there is this book: Rangle.io : Angular 2 Training[^]
Let's start with the blog:
Quote: Attribute directives are a way of changing the appearance or behavior of a component or a native DOM element. Ideally, a directive should work in a way that is component agnostic and not bound to implementation details.
And the PDF:
Quote: Attribute directives are a way of changing the appearance or behavior of a component or a
native DOM element. Ideally, a directive should work in a way that is component agnostic
and not bound to implementation details.
And the article?
Quote: Attribute directives are a way of changing the appearance or behavior of a component or a native DOM element. Ideally, a directive should work in a way that is component agnostic and not bound to implementation details.
Then there are Structural directives:
Blog:
Quote: Attribute directives are a way of changing the appearance or behavior of a component or a native DOM element. Ideally, a directive should work. Structural Directives are a way of handling how a component or element renders through the use of the template tag. This allows us to run some code that decides what the final rendered output will be. Angular 4 has a few built-in structural directives such as ngIf , ngFor , and ngSwitch .
PDF:
Quote: Structural Directives are a way of handling how a component or element renders through the
use of the template tag. This allows us to run some code that decides what the final
rendered output will be. Angular has a few built-in structural directives such as ngIf ,
ngFor , and ngSwitch .
Article:
Quote: Structural Directives are a way of handling how a component or element renders through the use of the template tag. This allows us to run some code that decides what the final rendered output will be. Angular 4 has a few built-in structural directives such as ngIf , ngFor , and ngSwitch .
The blog is copied from the PDF and updated, then he's regenerated the blog as an article.
How old is the blog? January.
And the PDF - well, it is talking about Angular 2, not version 4 ...
I'm happy it's plagiarised, and that means I suspect his other two articles are as well.
Your thoughts?
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Peter Brock - Professional Profile[^]
Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning
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