An "aha" Moment with Angular

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In angular, a component declares mutability. A function is opaque to angular and so does not. 


This declared mutability allows angular to trust the stability of output and evade polling. 


This

<add-one input="x" /> 


Not This

addOne(x)


#FrontEndDevelopment #Angular #Software

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