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self closing components? <cmp />
See original GitHub issueWill there be self closing components this time around? <custom-element />
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React and Vue works perfectly with self closing components, so that’s not so impossible as you guys are saying.
Write something like
<my-comp atr="atr" />is easier then<my-comp atr="atr"></my-comp>, isn’t?But ok
¯\_(ツ)_/¯I don’t get this argument. Angular already uses asterisks, brackets and other stuff in their templates. This isn’t valid HTML5 as well. So why not support self closing tags? Angular templates are not HTML, it’s angular template language.