@angularuniv : 🚀 A cleaner alternative to *ngIf: the @if syntax! It's more intuitive, supports else if, and requires no imports. Example: @Component({ template: ` @if (showHello) { <h2>Hello</h2> } @else { <h2>Goodbye</h2> } `, }) class Test { showHello = true; } Why is this better + what • TwiCopy

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🚀 A cleaner alternative to *ngIf: the doi.eth syntax! It's more intuitive, supports else if, and requires no imports. Example: @Component({ template: ` doi.eth (showHello) { <h2>Hello</h2> } @else { <h2>Goodbye</h2> } `, }) class Test { showHello = true; } Why is this better + what

🚀 A cleaner alternative to *ngIf: the <a href="/if/">doi.eth</a> syntax!
It's more intuitive, supports else if, and requires no imports.

Example:

@Component({
template: `
<a href="/if/">doi.eth</a> (showHello) {
<h2>Hello</h2>
} @else {
<h2>Goodbye</h2>
}
`,
})
class Test {
showHello = true;
}

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