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Here are some recipes that will help you provide a better user experience.

  1. Adding CSS Classes to Your Components
  2. Adding CSS Classes to Your Components Based on Properties
  3. Focusing a Textfield after It's Been Inserted
  4. Displaying Formatted Dates With Moment.js
  5. Specifying Data-Driven Areas of Templates That Do Not Need To Update
  6. Using Modal Dialogs
  7. Resetting scroll on route changes
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