Best of Angular — February 2024

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   Community Picks·2y

   Angular 17.2 is already here

   Angular 17.2 is the latest version with features like experimental support for Material 3, signal queries, model inputs, Netlify loader, and hydration debugging support in Angular DevTools.

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   freeCodeCamp·2y

   How To Use Node Version Manager In Your React Projects

   Learn how to use Node Version Manager (NVM) to manage multiple Node versions for your React projects. Understand the benefits of using microservice architecture for applications. Install NVM on Linux and Mac easily.

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   Medium·2y

   Code smells in Angular — Deep Dive — Part II

   This post discusses code smells in Angular related to maintainability, including module boundaries and the DRY principle, handling imports without module resolution, multiple responsibilities in components, utility functions in services, nested subscriptions, and mutable vs. immutable operations.

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   Medium·2y

   Code Smells in Angular — Deep Dive — Part I

   This post discusses common code smells in Angular that negatively impact the runtime performance. It covers topics such as the default change detection strategy, binding methods in the template, using trackBy in ngFor, and avoiding memory leaks with multiple subscriptions.

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   Bits and Pieces·2y

   What’s New In Angular 17?

   Angular 17 introduces new features including a logo redesign, a new control flow syntax, deferrable views, stability of signals, dev tools for viewing dependency injection, server-side rendering improvements, new lifecycle hooks, style and styleUrls as strings, performance improvements, and security improvements.

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   Medium·2y

   Build AI-Powered Angular Apps with Google Gemini

   Learn how to build AI-powered Angular apps using Google Gemini. This post covers integrating Gemini APIs, obtaining an API key, creating an Angular application, generating text, building multi-turn conversations, and more.

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   Community Picks·2y

   Learn Angular 17 new control flow feature

   Angular 17 introduces a new control flow feature that incorporates NgIf, NgFor, and NgSwitch into the framework. It also introduces deferrable views, allowing templates to load dependencies lazily based on configurable conditions.

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   Angular.love·2y

   Angular micro frontends — a modern approach to complex app development

   Learn about the micro frontend architecture, its benefits, and when to use it. Explore Module Federation and Native Federation as tools for implementing micro frontends. Understand the challenges and risks associated with micro frontend development. Discover how micro frontends handle state management.

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   Ionic Blog·2y

   Catching Up With The Latest Features In Angular

   Angular has introduced Signals, a new way to manage component state. Signals can be used to create derived values and have effects that run when the value of the signal changes. Angular also has a new input API that allows users to pass data into a component using signals.

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    Community Picks·2y

    How to use environments in Angular

    Learn how to create and manage environments in Angular applications, and how to use specific environments in your app.

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    Medium·2y

    Querying Made Easy: Exploring Angular’s Query Signals

    Angular v17.2.0-rc.0 introduces Queries Signals, which provide new functions for performing queries and enable communication with child components. The View Child and View Children API offer flexibility in managing component interactions, while the Content Child and Content Children API enable dynamic content rendering.

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    Community Picks·2y

    Routing with Angular: A Quick Tutorial

    Learn about navigation and routing in Angular, create different routes and import components, and add a navigation bar to pages.

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