I decided to share a collection of custom utility types that I use in my daily work. Maybe you'll find them useful, maybe not, but it's worth knowing that creating custom types really gets the job done, especially when building strongly-typed and safe code. Perhaps it will inspire you to create your
While tech giants like Google and Facebook rely on monorepos, the reality for many companies is different: Business software is often developed in multiple project- or product-related repos. The relatively new Nx Polygraph takes this into account by visualizing dependencies between repos and enforci
Lately, I've been interviewing candidates for a Senior Angular Developer role, and I've ended up rejecting the majority of them. Am I a jerk for that? Maybe. But here's what I've realized from these interviews: we live in a bubble. Most of us spend our day-to-day work calling APIs, caching data, and
Most Strategy pattern tutorials use plain TypeScript. This article shows how to apply it the Angular way—with DI, interceptors, and runtime dispatching. Learn scalable patterns like Service Locator and self-registering Dispatcher, usable for errors, WebSockets, analytics, and more.
Dies ist Beitrag 2 von 2 der Serie “Angular Project Setup” The Perfect Project Setup for Angular: Structure and Automation for More Quality NG Best Practices: Prettier & ESLint I consider myself a strict nerd when it comes to project rules, and I have a great need for clean, readable code. Hence, in
In the world of modern web development, Angular has established itself as a leading framework for...
In a previous article, I have covered the new Resource API, which was added in Angular in version 19 as an experimental feature to promote better approaches with reactive programming. If you have not read that article and are completely unfamiliar with the Resource API completely, I suggest you eith
In today's web development world, building dynamic and real-time applications is more important than...
There are millions of Angular projects out there, and we have undoubtedly encountered lots of poorly written code. Also, there are many "Angular Bad Practices" articles—I wrote several of them—but trust me, this is not one of them. Bad practices often involve phrases like "avoid too complex componen
Angular 14 introduced a new inject() function, offering an alternative to constructors for injecting...
Original cover photo by Hansjörg Keller on Unsplash. In my previous articles, we covered access...
Introduction With the arrival of Angular 18.1, this version introduces an exciting new...
If you missed the Google I/O Angular session, you missed not only the latest updates on Angular but also the Generative Art Gallery demo which I had so much fun building. The demo has all of my…
Scale complex Angular apps with Native Federation. Bypass Webpack constraints to decouple teams and enjoy seamless, framework-agnostic builds.
I'm constantly exploring ways to improve user interaction on websites. Recently, while building a...
Self-closing tags were introduced in Angular v15.1. This added a small but welcomed improvement to...
In the last few releases, a relatively short time, we witnessed a lot of additions and improvements...
Original cover photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash. Here we are, part 5 of our series dedicated to...
We talk and write a lot about frontend architecture, but of course the architecture story doesn’t end with service communication. Therefore, in this interview with our fullstack expert Daniel Murrmann, we also shed light on the backend side. Manfred: With micro frontends, you want to bring the benef
Simplify complex Angular state management with NGXS. Use actions, selectors, and stores to build scalable apps with cleaner reactive code.
NgRx is a popular state management library for Angular applications. It provides a centralized store...
In recent months, NgRx, the popular state management library for Angular, has received several...