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linkedSignal in Angular 19: Clean State Management for Modern Teams

Angular 19 brings some exciting improvements—Event Replay, zoneless states, and most notably, linkedSignal. Of all the new features, linkedSignal stands out as a clear evolution of Angular’s reactivity model. It’s fast, intuitive, and drastically cuts down boilerplate while boosting performance. To me, it represents peak Angular—powerful, performant, and simple to use.

Dan Tran

Dan Tran

Angular

Developer Preview of Standalone Support in Angular Elements

Have you seen it already? Angular version 14.2 is here with new features and improvements! One of the merged PRs includes creating custom elements without NgModule. In this post, we will take a look at how to create Angular Elements in Angular v14.2.

Eduard Krivanek

Eduard Krivanek

Angular

How to Use Ng Serve with Service Worker Support

In case you missed it: Angular version 14.2 was released with some new features and fixes across all Angular packages and the CLI.

This blog post will focus on the long-awaited ng serve with service worker feature on the Angular CLI.

Ilyass Elfouih

Ilyass Elfouih

Angular

Improve App Performance with the NgOptimizedImage Directive

Newly released Angular 14.2 comes with a nifty image optimization feature that can be used to improve the performance of your application.

Fábio Englert Moutinho

Fábio Englert Moutinho

Angular

How to Speed Up Your Angular Builds

Slow builds stop developers' productivity cold. If code takes even two minutes to compile, it’s easy to get distracted. You lose your train of thought or, god forbid, open social media.

Kyle Nazario

Kyle Nazario

Angular

What’s New in RxJS 7: Small Bundles and Big Changes to share()

RxJS 7 has shipped! For us Angular developers, it unfortunately did not ship in time for Angular 12.

Kyle Nazario

Kyle Nazario

Angular

Angular Upgrades: Painless Migration from TSLint to ESLint

Linting: the spell check of code. Once you have it, you can’t imagine how you ever lived without it. Useful for solo developers and large teams, linting keeps your code consistent and prevents bugs from getting anywhere near your production build. 

Jonathan Spickerman

Jonathan Spickerman