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Replies for: I think its good to have attributes on multiple lines if they're too many, but if you're gonna have it on multiple lines, have all of them on multi...

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🐤🥇 Jasper de Jager • • Edited

And the difference between

[title]="'test'"
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subtitle="test div"
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Anner Visser •

I am on board with @faraazahmad 's example.
For properties I'd go with the non-bracketed subtitle="test" for simple strings

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🐤🥇 Jasper de Jager •

Same!! 😊

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Shaquil Maria •

Coming from Angular, honestly, I'd use brackets to pass data no matter what. This will allow you to pass a variable assigned in your TS file and remove static strings inside of your HTML. (I don't know if this makes sense to you). Otherwise, I agree with @faraazahmad .

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🐤🥇 Jasper de Jager •

Yes forgot to tell, it's an angular example 😊