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@angular/animations

4.1.2

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Version 4.1.2 Details

Angular Animations version 4.1.2 represents a minor update over the previous stable release, 4.1.1, primarily focused on compatibility and incremental improvements within the Angular ecosystem. Both versions provide seamless integration and declarative animation capabilities within Angular applications, leveraging the power of web-animations to create rich and engaging user experiences. Developers utilizing Angular Animations can orchestrate complex transitions and animations using metadata-driven syntax directly within their components, enhancing the visual appeal and interactivity of their applications. While the core functionality remains consistent between the two versions, upgrading from 4.1.1 to 4.1.2 is recommended for ensuring compatibility with the latest Angular core dependencies. The peerDependencies field indicates that version 4.1.2 is designed to work seamlessly with @angular/core version 4.1.2, whereas 4.1.1 depends on @angular/core version 4.1.1. Therefore, developers upgrading their Angular core library should also update their Angular Animations package to maintain optimal performance and avoid potential compatibility issues. This incremental update cycle reflects Angular's commitment to stability, providing developers with a reliable and evolving animation solution within the framework. By staying current with the latest versions, developers can leverage the ongoing improvements and ensure their applications remain in line with the broader Angular ecosystem.

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