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ComponentStore

ComponentStore From AngularToronto meet up Let’s do the preview of ComponentStore, and see what kind of problems it solves, where it is needed. We’ll go over Design Doc a bit and then dive into examples. We will also discuss any potential improvements. Stackblitz: https://stackblitz.com/edit/github-co… GitHub Demo: https://github.com/alex-okrushko/comp… Participants: Brandon Roberts (https://twitter.com/brandontroberts) Santosh Yadav (https://twitter.com/SantoshYadavDev) SerkanContinue reading “ComponentStore”

Introduction This guide will help you to understand the differences between and how to use attribute, class, and Style binding in more depth. The guide will cover the different ways through which we are going to bind the DOM element properties. The following example will show how we can bind these properties and their syntax.Continue reading “Attribute Binding”

Hosting Angular app on GitHub

Hosting Angular app on GitHub You just need a github repository to host on github and make sure that you pushed the latest code. Install github pages tool for angular by using, npm install -g angular-cli-ghpages . Here deploying code in github pages is quite easy, Just need to make sure one thing, when you build yourContinue reading “Hosting Angular app on GitHub”

Components of Google Tag Manager

Components of Google Tag Manager Understand how tags, triggers, variables, and the data layer work together. Google Tag Manager uses these concepts to handle how tags are configured and fired: Tag: A tag is code that send data to a system such as Google Analytics. Trigger: A trigger listens for certain events, such as clicks, form submissions,Continue reading “Components of Google Tag Manager”

The data layer

The data layer Google Tag Manager functions best when deployed alongside a data layer. A data layer is a JavaScript object that is used to pass information from your website to your Tag Manager container. You can then use that information to populate variables and activate triggers in your tag configurations. Developers should read the developerContinue reading “The data layer”

How to use Analytics with Google Ads

How to use Analytics with Google Ads Google Ads is Google’s advertising system that allows businesses to generate text and display ads. Text ads show up next to Google search results by matching keywords you can bid on with users’ search queries. Display ads are advertisements consisting of text, images, animation, or video that showContinue reading “How to use Analytics with Google Ads”

Behavior reports overview

Behavior reports overview You can find the “Behavior” reports under “Behavior” in the left-hand navigation. It’s important to understand how Google Analytics calculates behavior data. If you recall, Analytics uses a small piece of Javascript code on your website to collect data. Every time a user loads a page on your website, this tracking codeContinue reading “Behavior reports overview”

Audience reports overview

Audience reports overview Audience reports are located under “Audience” in the left-hand navigation. These reports can help you better understand the characteristics of your users. This can include what countries they’re in, what languages they speak, and the technology they use to access your site. But it can also include data like age and gender,Continue reading “Audience reports overview”

Dashboards and shortcuts

As we’ve been going through and looking at various reports, it’s clear that some of these metrics will be more useful for your business than others. In some cases, there may even be metrics you want to check regularly to gauge the health of your business or a particular ad campaign. You can use dashboardsContinue reading “Dashboards and shortcuts”

How to share reports

Sharing and customizing reports Once you’ve found meaningful data in your reports, Google Analytics offers several ways to share or refer back to that report under the report name at the top. “Save” lets you create a link to the specific report in the Customization area in the left-hand navigation under “Saved Reports.” “Export” letsContinue reading “How to share reports”