What LinkedSignal is and how to use it
Master editable state with Angular’s LinkedSignal. Keep derived data in sync with source signals while maintaining full write access.
Master editable state with Angular’s LinkedSignal. Keep derived data in sync with source signals while maintaining full write access.
Part 1: Setting the Stage - Basic Resource Fetching Angular's resource() method provides a straightforward way to handle asynchronous data fetching. We'll start with the most basic scenario: fetching weather data using the resource method. This will set the foundation for more advanced techniques. L
Master Angular Material 3 theming using design tokens. Learn to configure custom styles, typography, and dark mode for cleaner UI.
Angular's 2025 strategy focuses on improving the developer experience in general, compatibility with...
Stop using the vague service suffix. Adopt descriptive names and design patterns to clarify responsibilities and build maintainable code.
Introduction Recently, I shared my experience migrating a large Angular application to standalone components in a Twitter thread. This sparked a lot of interest, so I expanded it into a more detailed guide. Migrating a complex Angular application to use standalone building blocks is a significant en
Accelerate your web development by integrating Appwrite with Angular. Build secure, scalable applications while reducing backend overhead.
On the recent Angular live interview in January 2025 a question was asked: "Are we ditching Observables and RxJs?". A simple answer is that RxJs had became optional, but it is far from obsolete. The introduction of signals has added a new tool to Angular's reactive programming toolbox, but RxJs rema
Angular 19.1 has been released with new features like HMR for templates and a schematic for removing...
Section 1: Introduction 🖋️ What This Article is About Welcome to the exciting...
Dies ist Beitrag 8 von 8 der Serie “Signals” Signals in Angular: Building Blocks Component Communication with Signals: Inputs, Two-Way Bindings, and Content/ View Queries Successful with Signals in Angular – 3 Effective Rules for Your Architecture Skillfully Using Signals in Angular – Selected Hints
Dies ist Beitrag 7 von 7 der Serie “Signals” Signals in Angular: Building Blocks Component Communication with Signals: Inputs, Two-Way Bindings, and Content/ View Queries Successful with Signals in Angular – 3 Effective Rules for Your Architecture Skillfully Using Signals in Angular – Selected Hints
Introduction Welcome to the first article in our series on building modern web...
Angular 19.1 streamlines development with template HMR, automated import cleanup, dynamic component loading, and refined i18n routing.
If you've worked on a web app, you know images can be a big deal for design and performance. While they make pages look great, they can also slow everything down. That’s where Angular’s NgOptimizedImage directive comes in. It’s a handy tool for optimizing images, so they load faster without losing q
Automate your Angular code modernization using built-in generators to effortlessly upgrade syntax and adopt the latest practices.
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Let’s dive into a fun new exercise! Imagine you have an application with two routes: One displays...
Angular 14 introduced a new inject() function, offering an alternative to constructors for injecting...
Angular continues to evolve rapidly. What should we use in 2025? Especially if we start with a new...
Part 1. How to learn c# in one month 🤣👉 I was that kid in school - the one who always had her homework done, sat in the front row, and made teachers smile. I finished school with the highest marks in every subject. But here’s the funny part: I didn’t even have a computer back then. At university, I
My favorite Angular resources of December, 2024
First 2025 Angular Space Giveaway! 😄 Giveaway with good old fashioned Discord Raffle! Ezéchiel Amen AGBLA - has released a fantastic e-Book last year about Test Driven Development! I have 12x to giveaway thanks to PACKT & Ezéchiel Amen AGBLA! Who is this book for? This book is for both experienced A
For the past two and a half years, we’ve been laser focused on improving developer experience and performance for all Angular developers. In this post, I’d like to share a brief summary of the…