Hot reloading
See original GitHub issueI am not sure if this is the right project asking for it but is something like react’s hot reloading possible with Angular 2 + Webpack? I don’t think is possible by Angular`s design?
Edit: the mentioned project is replaced by babel-plugin-react-transform. More Information here
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Hot module replacement as provided by webpack allows an app to reload a module/file on the fly. That bit is definitely a configuration feature.
However, the way by which the application responds to having modules being reloaded is an app/framework issue.
In the case of react, the hot reload behaviour seems to have been achieved via heavy instrumentation of components. This makes sense, because their state needs to somehow be persisted and re-introduced on the newly reloaded components.
I am not aware of such an angular feature, but there might be something to it if you ask on the angular repo. The CLI could perhaps have webpack’s hot reload, but it wouldn’t do much on it’s own.
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