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Remove hostActions
#3396
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Without HostActions, what is the recommended way to focus an element? |
@typotter yes |
@vsavkin could you quickly summarize why this is the better to deal with that? Performance? |
BREAKING CHANGE Closes angular#3396 Replacement. Either direct DOM access or Renderer in WebWorkers.
@PascalPrecht It is simpler for the developer. No need to create new concepts. The reason we had actions was to deal with WebWorkes, but CustomRenderer are better solutions there. |
BREAKING CHANGE Closes angular#3396 Replacement. Either direct DOM access or Renderer in WebWorkers.
BREAKING CHANGE Closes angular#3396 Replacement. Either direct DOM access or Renderer in WebWorkers.
BREAKING CHANGE Closes angular#3396 Replacement. Either direct DOM access or Renderer in WebWorkers.
BREAKING CHANGE Closes angular#3396 Replacement. Either direct DOM access or Renderer in WebWorkers.
BREAKING CHANGE Closes angular#3396 Replacement. Either direct DOM access or Renderer in WebWorkers.
BREAKING CHANGE Closes angular#3396 Replacement. Either direct DOM access or Renderer in WebWorkers.
BREAKING CHANGE Closes angular#3396 Replacement. Either direct DOM access or Renderer in WebWorkers.
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We should remove hostActions since we agreed that using ElementRef and Renderer directly is a better approach.
This is a breaking change.
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