999 commits on the #Angular framework repo. Crazy when you think that everything started exactly 3 years ago with a random PR just because I was bored 🥱 at work. What a journey if you ask me and thank you to everyone that's part of it ❤️

Busy November 🍂🍁 ahead !! I am happy to able to hold talks at - NG DE - Angular TLV - NgPoland - Angular Athens But more than talks those community events are the best to discuss with all of you that will attend those events. I'm SO looking forward to it ! (And do be shy, come say hi 🙃)

Yey for community contributions 🎉 !! #Angular github.com/angular/angu...

New #Angular RFC for you folks ! github.com/angular/angu...

It’s a prototype and very much a work in progress But yes, you can start experimenting with Signal forms with today’s pre-release 21.0.0-next.2 #Angular

We had an #NgRun with @martinakraus11.bsky.social @samvloeberghs.be @rainerhahnekamp.bsky.social in Graz 😄😄

Appreciation post for @thepunderwoman.com and @jeanmeche.com ✨ thank you for relentlessly working through our issues backlog, down to 1.2k from 1.5k over the past month 🙌🏼

@jeanmeche.com is answering questions on r/angular about Zoneless going stable in 20.2 www.reddit.com/r/angular/co... "In 20.2 the Angular team promotes zoneless from developer preview to stable. Do you have any questions about Zoneless ? This is the place to ask them !"

Angular.dev uses Zoneless + SSG. If you ever wondered what's the stack behind Angular.dev: here is a short sumup on reddit www.reddit.com/r/angular/co...

I had a very positive experience today with #Gemini when I needed to reverse engineer some obfuscated JS code. It ended being very helpful and probably saved me several hours of debugging 💯💯 g.co/gemini/share...

#TypescriptGo was visible for months yet we couldn't see it 🙃

The new experimental httpResource API is here and ready for you to check out. Big thanks to @jeanmeche.com for his contributions to this feature. Learn more here 👉 blog.angular.dev/seamless-dat...

Stay tuned for more details!! Woot Woot!! #Angular #ngconf2025

@jeanmeche.com wrote an unexpectedly enlightening piece on Angular's rendering mechanics. Worth reading even if Angular isn't your cup of tea.

📢 We're finally looking to ship Observables in Chrome!! It's been a long time coming—many thanks to all in the community for the great feedback and help along the way!! Especially @benlesh.bsky.social, @keithamus.social, @domenic.me, @jordan.har.band & more! 🙏 groups.google.com/a/chromium.o...

YES 😁 The French railway had actually a “Cinema” carriage, it would have been perfect for that 😂😂

Resource ✖️ WebSocket. Soon very straight forward for you ! ➡️Demo stackblitz.com/edit/angular...

If you're not on reddit, you probably missed this 😄 httpResource : An HttpClient based resource, which means ... a first Http API without Observables. (but we still love RxJS and you know it ❤️)

While not supported by default by Angular, 💡 We can provide a custom EventManagerPlugin to provide debouncing on template listeners. ➡️ Demo: stackblitz.com/edit/angular...

For those encountering issues with HMR recently, 19.1.3 (framework) and 19.1.4 (cli) have just been released with several fixes. Let us know if you still encounter some issues ! #Angular

Welcome @angular.dev 😊

Capturing a discussion we had today with the team, about resource & debouncing. Awaiting inside the loader is actually great because it keeps the resource in a "loading" state. This matches the user's expection: Loading while I type.

Thanks to a community contribution by Kevin Brey, #Angular 19.2 will finally report at the compiler level when an import is missing for a structural directive. (Release is scheduled for the 2nd half of Febuary)

An Modern #Angular API decision chart I wrote recently to help you understand which new tool is the right one for your usage case.

Angular's inject function, DI vs Service locator. Here is what I wrote recently on that topic ! Happy to be challenged on this :) riegler.fr/blog/2025-01...

The RC of #Angular 19.1 is out! It enables HMR for external and inline templates by default ! Enjoy ✌️

Signals makes it easy and fun 😄😄 ➡️ Stackblitz stackblitz.com/edit/angular...

📣 We have published the Conference Agenda and also the Workshops 📆 It'll be two days bringing together #community experts 🤩 like @eneajaho.me , @christianliebel.com and @jeanmeche.com to share ideas, updates, and insights about #Angular ❤️ Details 👉 ng-venice.org/conference-d...

Another awesome 😎 speaker is joining NgGlühwein! @jeanmeche.com will be talking about "Lifecycle-Hook-Free Angular: Building Components with Modern APIs", exploring new ways to build cleaner, more efficient #Angular apps. 🗓️ Dec 14 at 📍 Hainburgerstraße 33, Vienna 👉 bit.ly/NgGlühwein-2024

We've been working really hard on making Angular better over the past years and it's wonderful to see people from other communities noticing that 🙏 "Angular 19 is way cooler than I expected" www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYKA...

The Web Performance "advent" is back! On the first day we have Noam (@nomster.bsky.social) with a bit of a wake up call (optimistic too!) calendar.perfplanet.com/2024/goodhar...

Together with @Jean__Meche we've been cooking something delicious 🥘! What if Angular warns you if you're running change detection too often [configurable] over a given period of time [configurable too] !? More here 👇 github.com/angular/angu... #angular

And the #Angular CLI is already up-to-date ! github.com/angular/angu... Will be shipped as part of 19.1 Angular is going #vite (fast in french 🥖)

To read a value of an #Angular signal, you need to invoke it. This was part of the API design and serves a real purpose. It makes a signal value akin to a function that returns a value. This way you can pass a composition of signals. The signal primitives use this simplify their signatures.

I love that the signal migrations are directly integrated into @vscode.dev with the language service extension. Click on the 💡 to select your migration action ! 🚀

#Angular v19 being released, I'd like to reshare my article on the changes we landed for effect() ! It'll explain the distinction Angular makes between "Root Effects" and "View Effects" and why this it matters ! riegler.fr/blog/2024-09...

Wanna drop a PR to fix a small bug in #Angular? This one is up to grab :) github.com/angular/angu...

Make sure you only have standalone components in your #Angular v19 app by enabling this compiler flag !

It feels strange reading people saying they will not leave twitter. Are they like scared of losing their followers or what ?

When talking about the ui being a function of the state, it'sfunny to look into what the state can be. This is what the author did in this article: daverupert.com/2024/02/ui-s...

While thinking about the essence of component authoring ✍️, I feel like it is more natural to first define the state of a component and then write the template. The declaration should precede usage. Jsx, Svelte, Vue vine, Lit, Ember etc propose similar kind of flavors. #Angular

Potentially. There are always tradeoffs. This is why designing an authoring format requires very wide view, trying out many different things and several iterations. Plus careful evaluation of pros and cons. Most importantly: lots of data-driven decisions and user testing in real-life setting.

How confortable do you feel having a side effect a field initializer ? #Angular

In #Angular v19 rc1, you can already play with HMR ! 🚀🚀 ➡️ It supports style 🎨 (inline & external) hot replacements out of the box ➡️ It supports template 📚 (external only) behind a feature flag NG_HMR_TEMPLATES=1

About the future of #Angular forms #NgPoland

Polishing the slides

Tomorrow I'll hop on the sleeper train to #Warsaw for #NgPoland ! Excited to meet the community again!

If you're in the Angular ecosystem I've got a starter pack for you to follow. Reply or DM me if you want to be added! 🅰️ go.bsky.app/hLveAd

The v19 #Angular Material Doc site is improving on the side of style customization 🎨 You'll now have a style tab for every component 🚀 next.material.angular.io/components/b...

I showed someone today how `pnpm patch` could work around a broken dependency until it is updated, committing the patch so it can be shared. I lost track of how many times this feature has unblocked us and others. It is lovely that it is built-in in pnpm. pnpm.io/cli/patch