v1.0.2

This release focuses on updating various modules and dependencies, alongside fixing several minor bugs to enhance overall performance and stability.

Changelog:

Updated multiple Angular modules.
Upgraded project dependencies for improved security and compatibility.
Fixed minor bugs and issues reported by users.
Fixed Cypress tests.

We appreciate your continued support and contributions to the project. Happy coding!

Full Changelog: v1.0.1...v1.0.2

V1.0.2-alpha

This release focuses on updating various modules and dependencies, alongside fixing several minor bugs to enhance overall performance and stability.

Changelog:

• Updated multiple Angular modules.
• Upgraded project dependencies for improved security and compatibility.
• Fixed minor bugs and issues reported by users.

We appreciate your continued support and contributions to the project. Happy coding!

v1.0.1

Release Description - Version 1.0.1

Version 1.0.1 represents a refinement and consolidation of the project's structure and code quality established in the previous release. This update focuses on enhancing existing functionalities and addressing minor issues to further elevate the project's development standards.

Improvements and Fixes:

Fine-tuning of existing Prettier and ESLint configurations for enhanced code consistency and quality.
Refactoring and optimization of folder structures for better organization and easier navigation.
Bug fixes and minor adjustments to ensure smoother functionality across the application.

Enhancements in Maintainability:

Streamlining of folder hierarchies for improved maintainability and accessibility of specific functionalities.
Refinement of folder naming conventions for greater clarity and ease of understanding.
Continuous Development Standards:

Continued adherence to recommended Angular development practices and guidelines.
Consistency reinforcement in coding style and structure.
Collaboration and Team Efficiency:

Continued promotion of collaboration efficiency among team members through standardized structures and practices.
This release builds upon the solid foundation laid in v1.0.0, refining and strengthening the project's structure and codebase. These improvements aim to ensure ongoing excellence and facilitate a seamless development experience for the entire team.

v1.0.0

Release Description - Version 1.0.0

Version 1.0.0 of the project represents a significant milestone, incorporating best development practices and code organization. The main features of this version include the implementation and configuration of Prettier and ESLint to ensure consistency and quality in the source code.

This version establishes a robust structure for the Angular project, clearly organizing all main folders related to different types of items, such as guards, interceptors, services, and shared components. This approach facilitates maintenance, scalability, and collaboration among development team members.

Features:

1. Prettier and ESLint Configuration:

   • Implementation of Prettier configurations to ensure consistent formatting and code readability.
   • Integration of ESLint for static code analysis, identifying and correcting patterns and potential issues.

2. Folder Organization:

   • Clear structuring of main folders for different types of Angular items.
   • Creation of specific directories for guards, interceptors, services, and shared components.

3. Enhancements in Maintainability:

   • Careful organization of folders facilitates quick location of specific functionalities.
   • Simplified structure aids in ongoing maintenance and efficient introduction of new features.

4. Development Standards:

   • Adoption of recommended practices for Angular development.
   • Reinforcement of consistency and coherence in coding style.

5. Collaboration Ease:

   • The organized structure and compliance with widely accepted standards promote efficient collaboration among team members.

This version marks the beginning of a solid foundation for the project, establishing quality and organization standards that will be crucial for the ongoing success and evolution of the system.