Hello,

I am kind of a newby to Angular (only been doing this for a few week). I 
hope this isn't already covered in a topic. I'm not sure what the preferred 
name is for a component/selector tag. I am wondering if there is a way to 
force an error when I have misspelled a component/selector tag in my HTML. 
For instance, the following html fragment of a component has a component 
tag "app-menu" referenced in it. If I misspell this in my html fragment 
(say I have "apppppppp-menu" with extra p characters) it just doesn't load. 
I would like some kind of error message pointing out the problem rather 
than having it just not load the app (in other words the page is stuck on 
"Loading......". Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks 
-Andrew

 <div *ngIf="case" class="ui-g">
     <div class="ui-md-2" style="border-right: 1px solid orange;">
          <app-menu></app-menu>
     </div>
 </div>


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