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Tutorials and updates about the Angular framework
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Running initialization code when Angular loads + router data updates
Published: December 12, 2024 18:43
I’m posting a few essential articles to revisit, updates to know about, and one question to ponder this week: Three articles to revisit and associated updates with Angular 19 When we need to initialize an application with server data (environment…
Angular 19: Standalone updates
https://www.angulartraining.com/daily-newsletter/angular-19-standalone-updates/
Published: December 4, 2024 21:31
Angular 19 is a massive release with lots of improvements and new features. I covered all signal-related updates earlier. Today, let’s focus on what’s changed with standalone features in the framework. First, standalone is the new default! In Angular 19,…
What do you want from this newsletter in 2025?
https://www.angulartraining.com/daily-newsletter/what-do-you-want-from-this-newsletter-in-2025/
Published: November 28, 2024 03:53
There are only a month and a few days left in 2024, and my goal is to keep publishing weekly updates until the end of the year. By the time you read this, it will be Thanksgiving in the United States, a time of the year when we are thankful and spend time…
What’s new with Signals in Angular 19?
https://www.angulartraining.com/daily-newsletter/whats-new-with-signals-in-angular-19/
Published: November 20, 2024 20:29
Angular 19 is now available with many different updates. A video recap (23 minutes long) of all these features is available on YouTube. There is a lot to unpack, so this week, my focus is on all signal-related updates. First, signal-based input, output,…
Angular 19 released next week!
https://www.angulartraining.com/daily-newsletter/angular-19-released-next-week/
Published: November 14, 2024 23:17
This week, we get back to the new format of the newsletter. I’m posting a few essential articles to revisit, updates to know about, and one question to ponder: Three short articles to revisit: Two Angular updates: One question to think about: Do your…
RxJs tips and new resource API
https://www.angulartraining.com/daily-newsletter/rxjs-tips-and-new-resource-api/
Published: October 31, 2024 18:54
In the new format of this weekly newsletter, I’m posting a few essential articles to revisit, updates to know about, and one question to ponder this week: Three short articles to revisit: If you haven’t adopted the takeUntilDestroyed operator, read this…
Standalone, SSR, and more!
https://www.angulartraining.com/daily-newsletter/standalone-ssr-and-more/
Published: October 23, 2024 08:38
In the new format of this weekly newsletter, I’m posting a few essential articles to revisit, updates to know about, and one question to ponder this week: Three short articles to revisit: Two updates to know about: One question to think about: Have you…
Special Angular team event and more performance tips
Published: October 16, 2024 09:35
For the second consecutive week, I want to experiment with a slightly different newsletter format inspired by James Clear’s 3-2-1 weekly newsletter. I aim to give you three short articles about Angular, two quick Angular ecosystem updates, and one question…
Updates, debugging, and performance
https://www.angulartraining.com/daily-newsletter/updates-debugging-and-performance/
Published: October 10, 2024 20:08
This week, I want to experiment with a slightly different newsletter format inspired by James Clear’s 3-2-1 weekly newsletter. My goal is to give you three quick updates about the Angular ecosystem, two short topics to revisit, and one question to make you…
Structural directives shorthand syntax
https://www.angulartraining.com/daily-newsletter/structural-directives-shorthand-syntax/
Published: October 3, 2024 21:58
Have you ever wondered what’s behind the following syntax? Whenever I teach Angular, people end up asking me: “Why is there a * before ngIf and ngFor? If I don’t use the *, the IDE seems to be OK with it.” Well, yes and no. If you wanted to remove the *,…