Overview

The Angular 2 Style Guide is an advanced starter project tailored for Angular 2 applications. Built upon the foundations laid by AngularClass's angular2-webpack-starter and Nathan Walker's angular2-seed-advanced, this setup aims to streamline the development process for teams looking to create robust applications. With a plethora of options and features, it seamlessly integrates key tools and libraries that enhance productivity and code quality, making it an ideal choice for developers venturing into Angular 2.

This guide not only simplifies the overall development workflow but also provides enhanced testing capabilities, comprehensive documentation, and valuable insights into best practices. Whether you are working on web, mobile, or cross-platform desktop applications, this starter project is designed to adapt to various development needs while keeping the framework's core principles intact.

Features

Integration with ngrx/store: Leverages RxJS for state management, inspired by Redux, facilitating predictable state handling.
ngrx/effects: Implements a side effect model specifically designed for @ngrx/store, enhancing the way asynchronous actions are managed.
i18n Support through ng2-translate: Internationalization is made simple with built-in features, allowing easy localization of applications.
Vendor-Agnostic Analytics: Utilizing angulartics2, you can implement analytics seamlessly, with ready support for Google Analytics.
NativeScript for Mobile Apps: Enables the creation of cross-platform mobile applications with native UI, expanding your application's reach.
Electron for Desktop Applications: Supports the development of cross-platform desktop apps (Windows, Mac, Linux), allowing for a consistent user experience across devices.
Enhanced Development Workflow: Utilizes decorators and a shared code architecture to reduce boilerplate code and improve readability, simplifying common component setups.
Comprehensive Testing Support: Provides powerful tools for setting up and running tests, improving efficiency and ensuring code quality with less overhead.

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