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Angular 17 – Introduction to Angular Renaissance
Angular 17 is here with built-in control flow, stable signals, and deferred loading to shrink bundle sizes and boost app performance.
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Introducing Angular v17 - Angular Blog
Last month marked the 13th anniversary of Angular’s red shield. AngularJS was the starting point for a new wave of JavaScript frameworks emerging to support the increasing need for rich web…
Signals
Master Angular 17 (a study guide)
A study guide that helps you learn the new version of Angular
Signals
Episode 23/44: effect() in developer preview, local change detection with Signals
The effect() function became developer preview again. A "Special Angular Event" is scheduled for 6....
Signals
What’s new in Angular 17?
At the beginning of 2023, Sarah Drashner, who as Director of Engineering at Google also heads the Angular team, coined the term Angular Renaissance. This term means a renewal of the framework that has supported us in the development of modern JavaScript solutions for seven years now. This renewal is
RxJS
4 Laws of RxJS Observables
This is crucial to understand! Online materials can often be incorrect. Very short but meaty...
SSR & Hydration
Episode 23/43: Angular Love Meetup, Younes Jaaidi on Testing
The Angular Love meetup hosted three talks covering security, architecture, and TypeScript. Younes...
Signals
On the road to Fine-Grained Change Detection
A pull request was recently merged and will be available in the upcoming major version v17. This pull...
Signals
New Angular 17 feature: new control flow syntax
Angular's new declarative control flow demonstrated by Signal-based examples
RxJS
RxJS – Streams Analogs in Real Life
Every Angular developer encounters RxJS in their codebase. A frequently common challenge for new Angular developers involves grasping RxJS concepts, including Observable, Observer, and Subject. Working with RxJS might not feel intuitive initially, requiring time to understand the underlying mindset
Signals
Episode 23/42: Template Control Flow & @defer, Forms & Signals
Angular 17 comes closer. Last week, we received the first beta release. Angular 17: Release...
Performance
Effortless Angular deployment with Vercel
Deploy your Angular apps effortlessly on Vercel. Leverage serverless functions, automated CI/CD, and built-in analytics for faster results.
Signals
Master Angular 16.1 & 16.2
A study guide that helps you learn what’s new since the 16.0 version of Angular
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Declarative Loop Control Flow in Angular 17
In the last few releases, a relatively short time, we witnessed a lot of additions and improvements...
Signals
Episode 23/41: @defer, Application Builder, new equality check in Signals
Matthieu Riegler on the new @defer and the Application Builder which will both land in Angular 17....
Signals
New Angular v17 feature: deferred loading
Next level lazy-loading demonstrated by using a Signal-based and other examples
Forms
Internationalization: How To Open an Application to the World – part 2
Master Angular pluralization and scale your i18n strategy efficiently with custom scripts, intelligent tooling, and expert management.
Signals
Episode: 23/40: Angular's Future, Functional Components, Stable Signals
Minko Gechev gave an overview of the upcoming features in Angular. Signals are stable and ready for...
SSR & Hydration
Micro Frontends with Modern Angular – Part 2: Multi-Version and Multi-Framework Solutions with Angular Elements and Web Components
Dies ist Beitrag 2 von 2 der Serie “Micro Frontends with Modern Angular” Micro Frontends with Modern Angular – Part 1: Standalone and esbuild Micro Frontends with Modern Angular – Part 2: Multi-Version and Multi-Framework Solutions with Angular Elements and Web Components Combining Native Federation
SSR & Hydration
Micro Frontends with Modern Angular – Part 1: Standalone and esbuild
Dies ist Beitrag 1 von 1 der Serie “Micro Frontends with Modern Angular” Micro Frontends with Modern Angular – Part 1: Standalone and esbuild Micro Frontends with Modern Angular – Part 2: Multi-Version and Multi-Framework Solutions with Angular Elements and Web Components Combining Native Federation
RxJS
Microtask Queue + RxJS + Angular
The What, When, and Why When working with Angular, you can experience complex mechanisms...
Performance
Internationalization: How To Open an Application to the World – part 1.
Choose between compile-time and runtime i18n for your app. Leverage @ngneat/transloco to improve developer experience and enable updates.
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Angular Addicts #18: Angular 17's New control flow and View transitions, Incremental static regeneration & more
My favorite Angular resources of September, 2023
Signals
Episode 23/39: NxConf 2023 & New Template Syntax
NxConf 2023 in New York and the syntax for the template extensions, scheduled for Angular 17, has...