Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen

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Angular gives us 2 hooks for this: - Application initializers ([APP_INITIALIZER](https://angular.io/api/core/APP_INITIALIZER)) - The application initialized status ([ApplicationInitStatus](https://angular.io/api/core/ApplicationInitStatus)) # Local and lazy-loaded services For local (component-level) services and lazy-loaded services, we...

@lukaszbachman That's a good use case for a bootstrap listener ([APP_BOOTSTRAP_LISTENER](https://angular.io/api/core/APP_BOOTSTRAP_LISTENER)). It's activated according to your definition of *later*. Alternatively, it's possible to start the work in an application initializer...

Thank you for your feedback. Those are good, valid points, @petebacondarwin. But say we have a local data store such as an RxAngular State service or an NgRx Component Store...

Maybe a good solution is to add documentation about this. Documentation for the mentioned application hooks could use some TLC. Guides or other sections could be added to angular.io, discussing...

Thank you for your suggestion, @Phhansen! We could add a `provideTestingRouterStore` provider factory that provides a `TestingRouterStore` service for the `RouterStore` dependency injection token. But we have to figure out...

Hey, thanks for giving feedback. Spectacular works with Angular 13.x even though it complains. We're just not verifying every major version in CI yet which is the only reason it's...

I'm happy to announce that official Angular 13 support is out with the Spectacular 13 release https://github.com/ngworker/ngworker/releases/tag/spectacular-v13.0.0 Fixed by #57.

This branch is on hold until we have more than one package in the repo.

Wow, that's an awesome first step, @SquidDev! Regarding singlethreading, if we don't have dedicated web workers, is there anyway we can hook into the Lua scheduler and make it run...

If it's anything like a regular browser, each VM turn has 16.67 milliseconds to run business logic and rendering. Realistically, that means something like 8-9 ms tops to run business...