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Add A Slider To You Angular App

Use our core Web Component to add a slider to your application developed with Angular

David Dal Busco
5 min readMar 31, 2020
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I share one trick a day until the end of the COVID-19 quarantine in Switzerland, April 19th 2020. Nineteen days left until hopefully better days.

The other day I was upgrading the dependencies of one of my client’s application developed with Ionic.

To my surprise, the “fade” transition of the slider wasn’t working anymore. After a bit of digging, I discovered, for performance reason, that the animations had been made optional and had to be solved by copying a piece of code in my application.

Moreover I also had to develop some design changes in its introduction process, which I did but actually not so straight forward as I assumed, as the slides are actually stacked when not displayed.

In short, it worked like a charm but that made me think, did you know that you can actually use the core Web Component of DeckDeckGo, our open source editor for presentations, to add a slider to any web applications developed with or without any modern frontend frameworks?

Probably not 😉.

That’s why I’m going to display in this blog post, as for example, how you can do so in an application developed with Angular.

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David Dal Busco
David Dal Busco

Written by David Dal Busco

Freelancer by day | Creator of Juno.build by night

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