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Chada El Islam Benmahcene
155 PointsThe sequence of loading components
Hi all,
I have a question regarding what we see in the app. So, we have a component that is called AppComonent, and we already have some HTML code inside the app-root tag.
Now my question is how come "Loading does appear before the component's code? I was expecting the HTML component to appear directly. Is it being loaded from the tag of app-root? That is why the message inside that tag appears first? or how does it work?
Thank you!
Best Regards, Chada
3 Answers
akak
29,446 PointsThe HTML page is loaded before Angular application. That's why, for a moment, you see Loading. The browser just renders the content of app-root tag. Browsers really don't care if it's a known tag for them or not. So they render the only content that is on the page which is Loading text. After a moment Angular app takes over and replaces the content of this tag. That's why Loading disappears and the app is visible.
David Park
5,095 PointsHere is a stack overflow that will address why you see that loading and when the js is injected you see your app. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27175347/what-is-the-order-of-html-assets-when-page-load
Hope this helps. =) happy coding