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Master Angular 16 (a study guide)
A study guide that helps you learn the new version of Angular
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Angular 16: What’s new?
Master Angular 16 features like Signals, non-destructive hydration, and required inputs to boost your app’s performance and DX today.
Signals
Join the Angular v16/17 Development: — Discover How to Collaborate with the Angular Team!
The official Signals RFC has ended. But do you know what RFC is? Many people don’t! I recently got...
General
Angular v16 is here! - Angular Blog
Six months ago, we reached a significant milestone in Angular’s simplicity and developer experience by graduating the standalone APIs from developer preview. Today, we’re thrilled to share that we’re…
Performance
Superpowers with Directives and Dependency Injection: Part 6
Original cover photo by Ivan Bandura on Unsplash. It's time for the 6th installment of this article...
Performance
Optimize your Angular app's user experience with preloading strategies
Performance optimization is a critical aspect of creating a successful Angular app. Slow loading...
RxJS
Flattening and Transforming Observable Arrays with RxJs
Rxjs is an open-source library use to handle streams of events. It's a very powerful tool but it has...
Performance
Lazy loading services in Angular. What?! Yes, we can.
We’re used to lazy loading modules or components in Angular. But what about lazy loading services?...
SSR & Hydration
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In 2023, Server-Side Rendering (SSR) is an essential part of modern web applications. In the React...
Testing
New way of passing data to dynamically created components (New Feature 🎉)
Topics covered in this article: How it works today How it can be done in Angular v16 How...
Signals
What's new in Angular 16
Since the release of Angular 14, it is undeniable that each version brings a lot of new features, and...
RxJS
Minko Gechev on Angular 16 & 17 — game changer or loss of identity ?
In a recent podcast, Minko Gechev — Lead and manager for Angular developer relations - shared...
Signals
Signals: what this means for NgRx
Original cover photo by Carlos Alberto Gómez Iñiguez on Unsplash. On April 4th, 2023, the Angular...
Signals
Beyond Angular Signals: Signals & Custom Render Strategies
TL;DR: Angular Signals might make it easier to track all the expressions in a view (Component or...
Components
Why and When Use Ng-template, NgContent, and NgContainer in Angular
When I started to play with templates and dynamic content in angular, I get surprised by multiple...
Signals
Signals Sub-RFC 3 — New Angular Reactive Approach or a Path to Confusion?
There have been a lot of discussions lately within Angular community about the cost and implication...
Signals
Sub-RFC 4 for Angular Signals sparks interesting discussion started by RxJS author — Ben Lesh
Custom graphics generated by MidJounrey AI Before we dive in to the interesting discussion — it’s...
Change Detection
Boost Your App's Performance by Wrapping Your Functions Inside a Pipe
The purpose of this article is to provide you with a small, strongly-typed utility pipe that you can...
Components
Angular: The Framework of Past, Present, and Future
Photo by Drew Beamer on Unsplash I started using Angular in 2017 when version 4 was released. And I...
Forms
Bind Route Info to Component Inputs (New Router feature)
Pass router info to routed component inputs Topics covered in this...
State
Superpowers with Directives and Dependency Injection: Part 5
Original cover photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash. Here we are, part 5 of our series dedicated to...
Components
Various ways to make an Input mandatory in Angular
When creating a new component, we often build it around specific inputs and, in some cases, that...
RxJS
Hot vs Cold Observable in RxJS
As Angular developers, we tend to work with RxJS and observables on a daily basis. In this article, I am going to explain hot and cold observables and the differences between them. First, let’s take a look at a couple of definitions for these two terms. Don’t get confused by the definitions. They wi
Dependency Injection
Superpowers with Directives and Dependency Injection: Part 4
Original cover photo by Justin Wolff on Unsplash. Welcome to the fourth part of my exploration of...