Studying Angular

Using Angular Animations to Create a "Flash" Animation Imports: In Angular , the animations module (@angular/animations) provides a set of functions that facilitate the creation of animations for DOM elements. Here are the imported functions and their purposes: Here, we're importing the necessary functions from the Angular animations module. trigger: This function is used to create a new animation with a specific name. style: This function is used to define CSS styles that will be applied during an animation. animate: This function is used to define animations that change CSS styles over time. transition: This function is used to define transition states between different animation states. Exporting the flash animation: Here, we're exporting a constant called flash, which is an animation defined by the trigger with the name 'flash'. Transition Definition: This is the transition definition for the :enter state, which is activated when an element is

Using Angular Animations to Create a "Flip" Animation Imports: In Angular , the animations module (@angular/animations) provides a set of functions that facilitate the creation of animations for DOM elements. Here are the imported functions and their purposes: trigger: This function creates an animation trigger that can be associated with an element in the Angular template. transition: Defines a transition between different animation states within a trigger. animate: Specifies the animation to be applied during a transition. style: Defines the initial CSS styles of an element. Animation Definition: In the provided code, a "flip" animation is defined using the animation trigger called flip. This trigger will be activated when an element is inserted into the page. Transition to the Enter State (:enter): When an element is inserted into the page, the :enter transition is triggered. Within this transition: style({ ... }): Defines the initial style of the e