Question 1

How do I add a new component in this Angular starter?

Accepted Answer

Use Angular CLI commands to generate components, but note that the template uses standalone components and pre-configured routing. You'll need to integrate them into the existing structure, which may involve updating app routes and modules.

Question 2

wlucha angular starter vs angular cli, which should I use?

Accepted Answer

Choose this starter if you want a comprehensive, opinionated setup with tools like Jest, Playwright, and Storybook pre-integrated. For minimal, custom configurations, the standard Angular CLI offers more flexibility but requires manual tooling setup.

Question 3

Does this template support server-side rendering?

Accepted Answer

No, it doesn't include Angular Universal or SSR out of the box. You would need to manually add and configure it, which could conflict with the existing Docker and build setup.

Question 4

Can I use Bootstrap instead of Tailwind CSS here?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but it requires significant changes: you'd need to remove Tailwind dependencies, update styling configurations, and potentially modify component styles, which can be time-consuming.

Question 5

How to deploy this app to AWS or other clouds?

Accepted Answer

The included Dockerfile allows easy containerization; build the image and deploy it to services like AWS ECS or Google Cloud Run. The README also mentions Heroku deployment via a button, but other platforms require manual setup.

Question 6

Is internationalization mandatory with Transloco?

Accepted Answer

No, Transloco is pre-configured but optional. You can disable it by removing related imports and configurations, though this might affect the app structure and require cleanup.

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