Continuing the discussion from Ionic 2… now 3… UGH… PLEASE, NEED HELP with Modules : It was initially unclear to us how to configure an ionic 3 app to correctly use modules and/or lazy load pages. We’re feeling very thankful that @LoLStats took the time to explain how to achieve that perfectly here…

we are following the instructions from https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vGokwMXPQItZmTHZQbTO4qwj_SQymFhRS_nJmiH0K3w/edit which works… until today… for a component which is used in a popover (inside another component) I was getting an error (…could not find the module… make sure to include it in e…

Your point here is very interesting, and I would first to clarify one thing here before digging down into details:- In modern scripting languages you have two patterns FP (Functional Programming) and OOP (Object Oriented Programming), you can find details for this topic in this URL . Ionic Platform…

[image] abusharaf: Angular 4 is following the pattern of OOP Reactive programming (e.g., Observables) feels much closer to functional programming than to OOP. Also, Dependency Injection is a way to get away from some structural problems created by OOP. If you program Angular/TypeScript asy…

following the Option 2 from the that blog ( https://github.com/mhartington/lazyLoad2-components/tree/common-modules ) how do you use a component inside another coponent ? If I export the component in components.module.ts I get "Error: No component factory found for MyComponent. Did you add it to @NgM…

I don’t see an “Option 2” in the link you provided, but I can tell you that at one point I had the strategy described in this post working for subcomponents.

by “Option 2” I refer to the previously cited blog post Here are the attempts: importing a module in the components.module.ts and exporting a component

bizar… they are github diffs and I’ve just tested them with an incognito windows and they works fine here…

[image] sebastianovide: any ideas ? Say SmallComponent is inside BigComponent. In big-component.module.ts import { SmallComponentModule } and declare that in the imports section of the @NgModule.

[image] AaronSterling: Say SmallComponent is inside BigComponent. In big-component.module.ts import { SmallComponentModule } and declare that in the imports section of the @NgModule. that’s what I’ve tried without success. See this diff:

How to correctly implement a components.module.ts in Ionic

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I pointed you towards this post before. Did you try it?

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How to correctly implement a components.module.ts in Ionic

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