Decorators are a known feature to Angular developers. With known decorators like @NgModule or @Component Angular is levitating the productivity with decorators themselves. And you can do it too! I…

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Learn how to reduce boilerplate in an Angular application using decorators. Decorators in Angular help improve productivity and can be used for repetitive tasks like authentication.

Reduce Angular Boilerplate with Decorators

Corresponding Module (in my case, AppModule for both)

<p>thank for the article – but is there a more advanced example? this one seems like overkill for something that could be achieved with a simple reusable function (what this seems to be at the core) – this seems cool but is there a benefit in doing this vs vanilla typescript? i wish the article went a little deeper on why doing this is better than normal way.</p>
