Do not forget to tune in today! I am going to show how NgRx is cool and can play well with AI agents (somehow, not coding!). See you at 4:30 PM UTC Link if you want to watch on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Hq8...

We surely do generate a lot of #NgRx code in our #Angular apps, but using NgRx as the backbone of an AI-powered app or agentic UI? That's new! Join me as we discuss how a well-defined state management architecture can make adding AI features into your app incredibly easy! Wednesday, 4:30 PM UTC

Man, DeepSeek v4 Flash...

Don't forget to join today! We will look at a bunch of features that were this🫰 close to landing in #Angular but got ditched or postponed at the last moment... lots of interesting and maybe controversial things there 😉 See you in two hours! Link to watch on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jNP...

DeepSeek v4 Flash is so fast and very good, that at its incredibly low price seems almost unfair to larger models 😅

Let's talk Open models. Everyone is using LLM to build apps nowadays. But most are stuck with big models and tools like Codex and Claude Code. I believe there is a third path: open weight models Join tomorrow to see how they work on Angular apps! Watch on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=kD8T...

In continuation of what I said yesterday: GLM 5.1 is still smarter than Kimi K2.6. Both great models anyway.

In the past few streams, we started discussing Open Source LLMs for building apps and coding. This week, let's just discuss them! Let's walk through OpenCode, how it compares to other tools, how to set up an environment tailored to #Angular, and my favorite models Join me on Wednesday at 4 PM UTC

- Use OpenCode - Have Kimi K2.6 write a short plan for whatever you want to implement using the /grill-me skill - Switch to GLM 5.1 and have it criticize and update the plan - Switch back to Kimi K2.6 and implement Thank me later!

Fantastic article to help understand the fundamentals of LLMs!

OpenCode + Kimi K2.6 + /grill-me skill by @mattpocock.com This is the stack I love the most in agentic coding recently

Sometimes coding with LLMs can be kinda depressing because the whole process involves a lot of waiting, answering questions, and checking, arguably the 3 least favorite things for people to do

Whatever I post on Twitter gets almost zero interactions, since I am posting very rarely these days. I have way fewer followers here, so I'm just testing how it will be different here

Yesterday we talked about Google's ADK framework, and discussed some more advanced features like - Sequential agents - Loop agents - Parallel agents - agents as tools for other agents

Don't forget to tune in today! We will learn more about ADK in-depth by re-creating a fascinating feature from NoteBookLM 😉 Starting in 3 hours!

Last time we talked about Google's Agent Development Kit, we covered the basics of LLMs and agents: tools, structured output, and other Time to go deeper! Join me tomorrow at 4:30 PM UTC as we discuss multi-agent setup, parallelization, agents as tools, and more! Link to watch on YouTube:

Ok, people seriously need to start talking about Kimi K2.6. Almost Opus-level coding capability, I really started thinking about letting Anthropic go fully

Ok, time to revisit Google's Agent Development Kit A while ago, we did a livestream covering the basics of agent-building with ADK. Now, a month later, join me in exploring multi-agent systems, parallelism, and agents that really do solve complex problems Wednesday, 4:30 PM UTC

Had an absolutely fantastic stream with Younes Jaaidi yesterday! Must watch if you care about #Angular testing

We are going live soon! Join me and @younesjd.dev as we discuss the state of #Angular testing today, and how it helps us in the AG of coding agents Link if you prefer to watch on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-4u...

Don't forget to test your #Angular apps! I know many people skip, but in this day and age, nothing is more important than having decent tests to cover your back. And if you're unsure how to start, tomorrow's livestream is for you!

Is your #Angular app secure? Is your computer even secure while you develop your Angular app? All of these questions become increasingly sharp in this new landscape of AI agents and supply chain attacks. Let's try and figure out how to keep ourselves safe! Tonight, at 5 PM UTC

Everything is getting hacked, broken or supply-chain attacked thede days... Some people underestimate how important security can be front-end applications, and with the rise of AI-driven coding, vulnerabilities only seem to explode.

Have a burning #Angular question and want an answer? Tune in to our livestream in 2 hours, and I promise I will deliver the best answer I can possibly give 😜 Today, at 5:30 PM UTC Link to YouTube if you want to watch there: www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LK4...

If you are coding with AI agents using models from OpenAI and Anthropic only, I urge you to try open models like GLM, MiniMax, Qwen. They are way, way better than you would expect, especially new ones, and there is really no downside, while you might find ways to reduce spending + parallelize more

Since our livestreams generate a lot of discussions and questions (and also because I feel a bit lazy this week 😁 ), I'm trying out a new thing this week

Had a fantastic livestream with @gerome.dev yesterday! If you, like us, are super excited about the new #Angular skills for coding agents, then definitely don't miss this one! www.youtube.com/watch?v=75j_...

Didn't know bluesky also has AI bots 😅

In anticipation of today's livestream, let's talk a bit about #Angular best practices as they stand in 2026. After all, Angular added a LOT of new features and capabilities recently, so what do you think changed in terms of what code is considered good?

And just like that, our next livestream got an upgrade (again!)! Very happy to be joined by Gerome Grignon tomorrow to discuss #Angular best practices, official Angular Skills, and more! Do not miss this one!

With the rise of AI coding agents, it seems everyone is drowning in, let's say... subpar code. Now, more than ever, best practices are incredibly important, and wiring them into our AI coding tools is a complex, but doable task.

Basically, the best thing you can do when working with coding agents in order not to lose your sanity: slow down, breathe, and learn to enjoy reading.

I'm not seeing very many "#Angular Best Practices" article recently. With all of the changes we had in the past few years one might think that amount would increase, not decrease! Is everyone jsut hitting "Accept all changes" in their favorite coding agents? 😁

Are you subscribed to the #Angular Space TV channel? If you like watching our livestream, and don't to miss any, go over there and subscribe 😜 www.youtube.com/@AngularSpac...

It's not every day that you do a livestream about a library, and all of a sudden, one of the core maintainers jumps in to help 😅 Anyway, this is exactly what happened yesterday when we talked long and deep about ngxtension with @eneajaho.me - give it a watch if you haven't yet!

Today we will be talking about ngxtension If you know it, join to learn more; if you don't, definitely join to discover one of the most useful small #Angular libraries out there! Link to watch on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=618d...

We have talked about ngxtension, one of the lightweight yet powerful #Angular libraries on different occasions, and even had two of the core contributors! But I realized we never dedicated a specific episode to exploring this fantastic open source project.

Did a very fun livestream yesterday on #Angular directives. We talked about - overlooked use cases of directives - aspect-oriented programming somehow - how directives changed with the advent of signals - and much more Give it a watch if you didn't catch it yet! www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlls...

As promised, link to my older article about #Angular directives that I talked about on my stream today www.angularspace.com/mega-article...

Missed some content about #Angular directives? 😅 No worries, we've got you covered. Join us tomorrow on our next livestream episode as we explore the topic in full depth, and maybe code some fascinating examples! Wednesday, March 11th, 4:30 PM UTC

I think it is fair to say I am a huge fan of #Angular directives: they are simple, composable, and powerful. My most successful article ever was about directives, and many of you probably have read it.

Did you know Angular already has a new big minor release? Meet #Angular v21.2, which brings some fascinating new features and upgrades, especially for Signal Forms. Join us at 4:30 PM UTC tonight as we look into everything new in this release!

Is it me, or #Angular has increased the pace of its minor releases? 😶‍🌫️ Anyway, we have a new minor, and it brings some new exciting things. Join us tomorrow at 4:30 PM UTC as we try out all the new features and changes and see where this is all going!

Will #Angular support the TypeScript Go compiler? Will it have a Rust compiler? 😱 🦀 This might be one of the most important PRs in the Angular repo in the past few weeks. github.com/angular/angu...

To be honest, I did not expect Warp terminal + OpenCode + MiniMax models to be such an insanely powerful combo

Yesterday's stream was a success! Did a gentle introduction to Google's Agent Development Kit. We discussed what agents are, what ADK does, and built our first (albeit simple) agents.

It seems like everyone is building an AI agent nowadays... including me. But the gap between people adopting building the new technology and those who only use it (let's be honest, we're all using AI for coding) is still huge.

After my recent ADK + Angular workshop, I received a lot of comments asking to see it. I don't have the full workshop. I think I will do it one day online, but because I also do not have a topic for this week's livestream, I thought, "Why not just talk about ADK?"

Had a fantastic workshop on Saturday covering #Angular and Google #ADK We built an interesting project that incorporated an AI agent built with the Agent Development Kit into a frontend application powered with Angular Loved it, hopefully will do more in the future 😉

Had an incredible stream yesterday with Andrew Scott from the #Angular core team! A lot of amazing questions we discussed: