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There's been a few bugs fixed that might be related to your issue. Try testing using 4.19-next build, which will be released to production in a few weeks. With 4.19 the assets will load via CDN by default, but you can still load them locally if needed. So comment out your assetsPath code when you try this upgrade:     npm i @Anonymous User/core@next     Also, here's a working repo you can use to test: https://github.com/Esri/jsapi-resources/tree/master/esm-samples/jsapi-angular-cli   ... View more

Same API just different modules: @arcgis/core uses ES modules and arcgis-js-api uses AMD modules. The underlying functionality is exactly the same. How is your webpack configured? cc @ReneRubalcava  ... View more

If the SketchViewModel runs slower in Angular than in a vanilla JS app, and there aren't any errors in the console, it's possible the performance issue is related to zone.js and Angular's built-in component change detection. There are two primary ways to try and address these types of issues. You can move to a manual change detection pattern within your map component, there is a lot of info about this on the web, here is one example of how to do it. Or, you can also try running your code outside of the Angular "zone", similar to this super basic, pseudo-example: this.zone.runOutsideAngular(() => { // Initialize MapView here this.initializeMap().then(() => { // The map has been initialized . . . // For non-map-related component events, run them outside the Zone this.zone.run(() => { console.log('mapView ready: '); }); }); });   ... View more