👋Hello, Angular Enthusiast

Welcome to the 35th edition of the Angular Addicts Newsletter — a curated monthly roundup of notable Angular resources I've encountered. (Catch up on the 34th, 33rd, and 32nd editions)

📅 Mark your calendar: WebExpo (Prague, Czechia, May 28-29, 2025)

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🎞️ You can rewatch previous talks right here.

Be sure to check out these sessions:

Webexpo 2025

💎Angular Highlights from February, 2025

📰 Nx Just Made Your LLM Way Smarter

By Juri Strumpflohner

Explore how Nx-powered monorepos enrich AI capabilities through extensive metadata and context, helping LLMs gain deeper architectural awareness.

📰 Stop Misusing Effects! Linked Signals Are the Better Alternative!

By Kevin Kreuzer

A cleaner way to handle state synchronization using Angular's newly introduced linked Signals API for improved code maintainability.

📰 Angular's new httpResource

By Manfred Steyer

📰 Performant rendering with Angular's declarative templating

By Matthieu Riegler

📰 You don't need importProvidersFrom with Angular Material

By Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen

📰 Symptoms of an Angular Disorder

By Armen Vardanyan

📰 Starting a Modern Angular Application

By Evgeniy Tuboltsev

📰 Two-way bind a Signal Input object value with [(ngModel)]

By Florian Spier

📰 Running Angular without build tools, Node.js or npm

By Edouard Bozon

Discover how to run Angular apps without a build pipeline, leveraging ES modules and TypeScript directly in the browser.

📰 Skip Angular Resource

By Alfredo Perez

Why TanStack Query emerges as the Preferred Option for Managing Server State

👨‍💻About the author

I'm Gergely Szerovay. For years, I've worn the hats of data scientist and full-stack developer, and more recently, I've been leading frontend teams with a focus on Angular-based development. In this role, I stay deeply plugged into how Angular and the broader frontend landscape are shifting. To channel that knowledge into something useful, I launched the Angular Addicts newsletter and publication back in 2022 — a monthly digest of the most valuable resources I stumble upon. Whether you're just starting out or you're a seasoned enthusiast, there's something here for you. If you'd like to contribute as a writer, just reach out. Let's keep mastering Angular together! Subscribe here 🔥

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🕹️Earlier editions

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