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Minko Gechev
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Minko Gechev

Minko Gechev is a software engineer who strongly believes in open source software. He has developed numerous such projects including codelyzer, the AngularJS style guide, aspect.js and many others, and is one of the coauthors of the official Angular style guide.
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Further expressiveness with TypeScript decorators


In ES2015, we are able to decorate only classes, properties, methods, getters, and setters. TypeScript takes this further by allowing us to decorate functions or method parameters:

class Http { 
  // ... 
}
 
class GitHubApi { 
  constructor(@Inject(Http) http) { 
    // ... 
  } 
} 

Keep in mind that the parameter decorators should not alter any additional behavior. Instead, they are used to generate metadata. The most typical use case of these decorators is the dependency injection mechanism of Angular.

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Minko Gechev

Minko Gechev is a software engineer who strongly believes in open source software. He has developed numerous such projects including codelyzer, the AngularJS style guide, aspect.js and many others, and is one of the coauthors of the official Angular style guide.
Read more about Minko Gechev