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Episode 24/30: Signal Store Release, TypeScript & Node.js, Mark Thompson on Angular
NgRx Signal Store, now in its stable version. Node.js will soon support TypeScript in an experimental...
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Episode 24/28: Angular 18.1
Angular 18.1 is out. Compared to the minor releases in the 17 series, it doesn't bring many new...
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Episode 24/26: TinyConf, ng-Belgrade, Why always upgrade?
Sonu Kapoor explains why always updating to the latest version is so important. TinyConf took place...
News
Ng-News 24/25: DomRef, TypeScript 5.5, Business/Render effect, State of JavaScript
The days of ElementRef might be numbered. State of JavaScript revealed its results. TypeScript 5.5...
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Episode 24/24: Vertical Architectures, WebAssembly, Angular v9's Secret, NgRx
Brandon Roberts unveiled why Angular 9 has the highest download rates. Manfred Steyer gave a talk...
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Episode 24/23: zoneless with Andrew Scott, dynamic Form Validators, toObservable()
Andrew Scott from the Angular team discussed Angular without zone.js. Various content authors...
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Episode 24/22: RxAngular, Analog
Jason Lengstorf and Brandon Roberts discussed and tried out Analog. Julian Jandl and Enea Jahollari...
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Episode 24/21: Angular 18
Angular 18 is out. For the first time, the main feature is an experimental one: the zoneless...
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Episode 24/20: Angular Talks at Google I/O, JSWorld, TiL
Last week, we had the Google I/O and the release of the JSWorld conference recordings. Both...
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Episode 24/18: Signals and Observables, Angular Q&A Session
An insightful discussion about the Signals, Observables, and the standardization of Signals happened...
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Episode 24/16: New Template Compiler, Zoneless in Angular 18
A new - and already running - template compiler was presented, and we got new information about the...
SSR & Hydration
Episode 24/15: Wiz behind the curtain, Copilot in VSCode
Jatin Ramanathan gave an insight into the Wiz framework which merges with Angular. John Papa about...
Testing
Episode 24/14: Angular Query, New Template Syntax
Tomasz Ducin and Billiet Brecht did a livestream about Angular Query. Deborah Kurata released two...
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Episode 24/13: Native Signals, Details on Angular/Wiz, Alan Agius on the Angular CLI
Signals might become a native element of JavaScript. More details about the Wiz/Angular partnership...
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Episode 24/12: Angular & Wiz, Analog 1.0, TanStack Form
The ng-conf Keynote showed a first version of Progressive Hydration and the cooperation between Wiz...
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Episode 24/11: Angular 17.3
Angular 17.3 has arrived. It completes the new API, which provides features we require for "component...
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Episode 24/10: Micro-Frontends, Signals ready for Prime Time?
Jonathan Gelin's article on Micro-Frontends will quickly become a new reference in the field. Jeremy...
SSR & Hydration
Episode 24/09: Testing without TestBed, SSR & Hydration
Alex Rickabaugh clarified that tests without TestBed are not recommended. Matthieu Riegler talked...
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Episode 24/08: Discussion about effect(), Signal Inputs, Developing with ChatGPT
Last week, a discussion about changing the effect function began. Paul Gschwendtner published an...
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Episode 24/07: Angular 17.2, optional RxJs
We got Angular 17.2 and a written confirmation along with an explanation that the Angular team wants...
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Episode 24/06: Signals, Forms, Class Composition, State Management, Enterprise Patterns
Lots of content about Signals, class composition, State Management, Signals & Forms, and...
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Episode 24/05: Q&A with Mark & Jeremy, Nx 18, TypeScript 5.4
Jeremy and Mark from the Angular Team were quite busy answering questions. Nx 18 arrived with its new...
SSR & Hydration
Episode 24/04: .ng & .analog, DDD with Manfred Steyer, Angular Query Tomasz Ducin
Analog's ng file format got renamed after some discrepancies in the community. Jeremy Elbourn was...
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Episode 24/03: Angular 17.1
Angular 17.1 was released according to plan. Signal Inputs are its main feature. As the name...