The docs don't mention that the app will never be stable if a `setInterval` is running somewhere, and that it will prevent the servcie worker to be registered too.
PR Close#28102
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PR Close#28206
I think only should be after BrowserModule , because we can import more than BrowserModule and I think we need to import other modules to AppModule in most of cases and we should import BrowserModule only in AppModule,so that thing seems okay.
PR Close#27677
Link to the document "53 percent of mobile site visits" was changed, updated link. Old link led to a page that didn't have the statistics on it.
PR Close#26628
Changes:
- Change the project type to `service-worker`, so that it gets
appropriate `package.json` (with `@angular/service-worker` dependency)
and `angular.json` (with `serviceWorker: true` in production config).
- Move `ngsw-config.json` to the correct directory.
- Specify custom test commands for aio's `yarn example-e2e` to also
verify that the ServiceWorker bits are set up correctly.
PR Close#28020
This change matches the routes found in the following code example
for auth.guard.ts as well as the login.component.1.ts in the "Add
the LoginComponent" section.
PR Close#27879
The existing example makes it seem like zip is a pipeable operator. It can be used this way, but I think that is for backwards compatibility. You can achieve the same functionality by using it as an Observable creator. I think this also makes the example clearer.
PR Close#26790
