Angular patterns — standalone components, signals, inject(), reactive forms, HTTP interceptors, and new control flow
95
94%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
99%
2.75xAverage score across 4 eval scenarios
Passed
No known issues
Standalone components
100%
100%
Signal inputs on card component
0%
100%
inject() for dependency injection
0%
100%
toSignal() for observable conversion
0%
100%
OnPush change detection
0%
100%
New control flow syntax
0%
100%
Service uses catchError with fallback
0%
100%
Service uses map() to unwrap response
100%
100%
providedIn root on service
100%
100%
Track expression in @for
0%
100%
Reactive forms used
100%
100%
Validators applied
100%
100%
Form validity check on submit
100%
100%
Standalone component
100%
100%
OnPush change detection
0%
100%
aria-required on required inputs
0%
100%
aria-invalid binding
0%
100%
role=alert on error messages
0%
100%
Label-input association
100%
100%
New control flow for error display
0%
100%
takeUntilDestroyed for polling cleanup
0%
71%
toSignal or signal for reactive state
0%
100%
inject() for dependency injection
0%
100%
Service uses catchError with fallback
0%
100%
Service uses map() to unwrap response
0%
100%
Standalone component
100%
100%
OnPush change detection
0%
100%
New control flow syntax
0%
100%
providedIn root on service
100%
100%
Functional interceptor or error handling pattern
25%
100%
Lazy loaded child routes
0%
100%
All components standalone
100%
100%
inject() for dependency injection
100%
100%
Reactive forms for profile and security
0%
100%
OnPush change detection
0%
100%
New control flow syntax
100%
100%
Default redirect to profile
100%
100%
Validators on form controls
0%
100%
Accessibility on forms
40%
100%
RouterLink for navigation
100%
100%