Given the following example within a PrimeNG Table, there should be a skeleton visible while loading data: <ng-template pTemplate="loadingbody"> <tr> @for (i of [].constructor(3); track $index) { <td> <p-skeleton /> </td> } </tr> </ng-template> In this example, the variable $index is used as a track. Does this have a disadvantage? Could this not be used by all for loops? Alternatively, you could also make a member field in the class: class TableComponent { protected readonly columnCount = Array.from({length: 3}).map((,index) => index); } Would this approach be different from using the $index variable? Continue reading...