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I have been developing an application using Angular 7. I am calling some function written in Typescript, from some HTML elements. The function simply returns a boolean value based on the second parameter which represents the month ID. I am wondering whether I can call this function only once and keep the result as a variable in the HTML as I get the same result if the month is the same.

Will that gives me any performance gain?
Is that a good practice?

Please advise me.

PS:- This is my first question of "Code Review". Please let me know if I need to improve anything on this post.

Here is the code:

 <!-- JAN -->
 <e-column headerText="JAN" [customAttributes]="class: 'textAlignment'">
 <ng-template #template let-data>
 <input [checked]="getMonthCompletionStatus(data, 0)"/>
 <label *ngIf="getMonthCompletionStatus(data, 0)"></label>
 <label *ngIf="!getMonthCompletionStatus(data, 0)" ></label>
 </ng-template>
 </e-column>

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I have been developing an application using Angular 7. I am calling some function written in Typescript, from some HTML elements. The function simply returns a boolean value based on the second parameter which represents the month ID. I am wondering whether I can call this function only once and keep the result as a variable in the HTML as I get the same result if the month is the same.

Will that gives me any performance gain?
Is that a good practice?

Please advise me.

PS:- This is my first question of "Code Review". Please let me know if I need to improve anything on this post.

Here is the code:

 <!-- JAN -->
 <e-column headerText="JAN" [customAttributes]="class: 'textAlignment'">
 <ng-template #template let-data>
 <input [checked]="getMonthCompletionStatus(data, 0)"/>
 <label *ngIf="getMonthCompletionStatus(data, 0)"></label>
 <label *ngIf="!getMonthCompletionStatus(data, 0)" ></label>
 </ng-template>
 </e-column>

javascript html angular-2+

share

asked 4 mins ago

Kushan RandimaKushan Randima

1013

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Kushan Randima is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.

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$begingroup$

I have been developing an application using Angular 7. I am calling some function written in Typescript, from some HTML elements. The function simply returns a boolean value based on the second parameter which represents the month ID. I am wondering whether I can call this function only once and keep the result as a variable in the HTML as I get the same result if the month is the same.

Will that gives me any performance gain?
Is that a good practice?

Please advise me.

PS:- This is my first question of "Code Review". Please let me know if I need to improve anything on this post.

Here is the code:

 <!-- JAN -->
 <e-column headerText="JAN" [customAttributes]="class: 'textAlignment'">
 <ng-template #template let-data>
 <input [checked]="getMonthCompletionStatus(data, 0)"/>
 <label *ngIf="getMonthCompletionStatus(data, 0)"></label>
 <label *ngIf="!getMonthCompletionStatus(data, 0)" ></label>
 </ng-template>
 </e-column>

javascript html angular-2+

share

asked 4 mins ago

Kushan RandimaKushan Randima

1013

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Kushan Randima is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.

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 <!-- JAN -->
 <e-column headerText="JAN" [customAttributes]="class: 'textAlignment'">
 <ng-template #template let-data>
 <input [checked]="getMonthCompletionStatus(data, 0)"/>
 <label *ngIf="getMonthCompletionStatus(data, 0)"></label>
 <label *ngIf="!getMonthCompletionStatus(data, 0)" ></label>
 </ng-template>
 </e-column>

share

asked 4 mins ago

Kushan RandimaKushan Randima

1013

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asked 4 mins ago

Kushan RandimaKushan Randima

1013

New contributor

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asked 4 mins ago

Kushan RandimaKushan Randima

1013

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