Gemini and Angular, Part II: Structured Outputs and Tool calls

Let's continue our journey into LLMs and Gemini! In the previous article, we learned * how LLMs generate text, what are tokens, what configuration parameters like temperature, topP and so on mean * how to create a Google Cloud project, get a Gemini API key, and use the SDK to make text generation re

You're misunderstanding DDD in Angular (and Frontend)

Motivation In the recent year or two I've seen lots of discussions around building Domain-Driven Design in Angular applications. My observation is that people discuss things that are orthogonal to DDD at best - or even totally derailed from what DDD is about at its core. Participants who attended my

Micro Frontends with Angular and Native Federation - Angular Blog

Enterprise-scale software systems are often implemented by several cross-functional teams. To enable such teams to provide new features efficiently, it is desirable to minimize the need for…

Your Architecture as a Crime Scene! Forensic Analysis for Your Angular Solutions

Good domain boundaries help to make a software system maintainable in the long term. But how do you know whether the originally defined structure is still viable? How do you find out where improvements are needed? An obvious approach is to analyze the dependencies between the individual parts of you

UPDATE |11 [FREE] E-Books - Angular Enterprise Architecture by Tomas Trajan

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Consequences of Micro Frontends: Survey Results

While there are several opinions about Micro Frontend architectures, most people seem to agree that they come with several consequences. In our survey, contucted in fall 2023, we asked 153 practitioners about the consequences they observed when implementing this architectural style. The goal was to

Angular Job Interview: How Important are Technical Details When Hiring a Developer?

Twitter Spaces vs Podcasts? ⚡ Spaces empower the whole Angular community to interact My...

Interview: Full-Stack Architekturen

Wir reden und schreiben zwar viel über Frontend-Architektur, aber die Architektur-Geschichte endet natürlich nicht mit der Service-Kommunikation. Deswegen möchten ich heute in diesem Interview mit unserem Fullstack-Experten Daniel Murrmann auch die Seite des Backends beleuchten. Manfred: Mit Micro F

Angular & Open/Closed Principle

Master the Open/Closed Principle to build scalable Angular apps. Use interfaces to add features without modifying existing code.

​State Machines in JavaScript with XState

Replace error-prone boolean flags in your Angular apps with state machines using XState for predictable, scalable, and bug-free logic.

Interview: Angular Security with Dr. Philippe De Ryck

This time, we interviewed no one less then the international security expert Dr. Philippe De Ryck, GDE.

How to split HTTP Interceptors between multiple backends

Manage multiple backends in Angular by implementing custom HttpClient services. Separate concerns and simplify requests with ease.

Ivy’s internal data structures - Angular Blog

I thought it would be useful to dive into Angular’s new Ivy rendering engine’s inner workings. In this article, I would like to stay high level but at the same time provide critical insights into how…

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Here is why appendChild moves a DOM node between parents

Stop guessing how appendChild works. Learn why DOM nodes move instead of cloning and master tree hierarchies for cleaner web apps.

Announcement: Rebranding to Angular Architects

We are rebranding to Angular Architects.