CoreUI PRO v5.5.25 for Angular 20
We’re excited to announce the immediate availability of CoreUI PRO v5.5.25 for Angular 20, released on November 26, 2025!
This critical update addresses important modal backdrop issues in zoneless Angular applications and includes Angular 20.3.14 compatibility updates for enhanced stability and performance.
CoreUI v5.5.25 for Angular 20
We’re excited to announce the availability of CoreUI v5.5.25 for Angular 20, released on November 26, 2025!
This critical update addresses important modal backdrop issues in zoneless Angular applications and includes Angular 20.3.14 compatibility updates for enhanced stability and performance.
CoreUI PRO v5.5.24 for Angular 20
We’re pleased to announce the immediate availability of CoreUI PRO v5.5.24 for Angular 20, released on November 25, 2025!
This update focuses on modal component improvements with enhanced signal integration and includes important development dependency updates for better build performance.
CoreUI v5.5.24 for Angular 20
We’re pleased to announce the availability of CoreUI v5.5.24 for Angular 20, released on November 25, 2025!
This update focuses on modal component improvements with enhanced signal integration and includes important development dependency updates for better build performance.
How to use routerLink in Angular
RouterLink is Angular’s directive for creating navigation links that enable client-side routing without full page reloads in single-page applications. As the creator of CoreUI, I use routerLink extensively for building seamless navigation experiences in Angular applications. The most effective approach is using the routerLink directive with proper path configuration and active state management. This provides fast, smooth navigation while maintaining browser history and SEO-friendly URLs.
How to create child routes in Angular
Child routes in Angular enable hierarchical navigation structures, allowing you to create nested components that correspond to URL segments for complex applications. As the creator of CoreUI, I’ve implemented nested routing systems for large-scale Angular projects. The most effective approach is defining child routes within parent route configurations using the children property. This provides organized, maintainable navigation structures that scale well with application complexity.
CoreUI PRO v5.5.23 for Angular 20
We’re excited to announce the immediate availability of CoreUI PRO v5.5.23 for Angular 20, released on November 24, 2025!
This significant update introduces the brand new One Time Password (OTP) input component and includes comprehensive Angular 20.3.13 compatibility updates for enhanced security authentication workflows.
CoreUI v5.5.23 for Angular 20
We’re excited to announce the availability of CoreUI v5.5.23 for Angular 20, released on November 24, 2025!
This comprehensive update includes Angular 20.3.13 compatibility updates with extensive dependency improvements for enhanced stability, performance, and developer experience.
How to use Angular routing
Angular routing enables single-page application navigation by mapping URLs to components and managing browser history without page reloads. As the creator of CoreUI, I’ve implemented routing systems in countless enterprise Angular applications. The most effective approach is configuring routes in a routing module with proper component imports and router outlet placement. This provides seamless navigation with lazy loading capabilities and maintains application state during route transitions.
How to use exhaustMap operator in Angular
The exhaustMap operator is crucial for preventing overlapping requests in Angular, ensuring that new emissions are ignored while an inner observable is still executing. As the creator of CoreUI, I use exhaustMap to prevent duplicate form submissions and API calls. The most effective use case is for form submissions where you want to ignore subsequent submit attempts until the current request completes. This prevents race conditions and duplicate operations that could corrupt data or create inconsistent application state.