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@angular/animations

9.1.6

Comparision Betweeen 9.1.6 and 9.1.5

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Dependencies

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Distributed Files

141

Unpacked Size

4.52 MB

Version 9.1.6 Details

Angular Animations v9.1.6 is a minor release of the animation library for Angular applications, building upon the solid foundation of v9.1.5. While both versions share the same file count (141) and unpacked size (4,743,933 bytes), indicating no significant changes to the core codebase, the key difference lies in the release date. Version 9.1.6 was released on May 8, 2020, following the May 7, 2020 release of version 9.1.5, suggesting that v9.1.6 is likely a patch release addressing potential bugs or unforeseen issues discovered shortly after the previous version.

For developers using @angular/animations, upgrading from v9.1.5 to v9.1.6 is recommended to ensure they have the most stable and reliable version. The library provides powerful tools for creating sophisticated and engaging user interface animations directly within Angular components. Developers can leverage these animations to enhance the user experience, providing visual feedback and making applications feel more responsive. The library relies on tslib (version ^1.10.0) and @angular/core (specifically version 9.1.6 for animations v9.1.6 and 9.1.5 for animations v9.1.5) as peer dependencies. This means you'll need these dependencies installed in your project to utilize the animations package correctly. Using Angular animations can significantly improve the perceived performance and overall quality of your web applications.

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