Using the Angular Template Language Service
summary
Angular Template Language Service is released at ng-conf and already powers Visual Studio Code and WebStorm integrations, auto-detecting ng projects via tsconfig and giving completions, navigation (F12), and diagnostics inside external and inline templates. It runs as a separate process now but moves to a TypeScript plugin model in TypeScript 2.3 to unify processes and enable find‑all‑references, rename and quick fixes. Current build is beta and works for common component templates.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Angular Language Service intro
- 1:47Install in VS Code
- 3:53Completions & navigation
- 5:38Setting up the service in WebStorm
- 7:08Other editors like Sublime
- 9:16How it works internally
- 13:07Completions in expressions
- 16:15Custom editor integration
- 19:02Future editor support
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