Issue #27: #ngGames with the Angular Team, Angular Community Meetup, Nx v14

Hang with the Angular team with a VERY special guest from the Firebase Team.

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Madleina Scheidegger | Engineering Manager at Google | A Peek into the Angular Team

Brenden Niedermeyer | Senior software Engineer at EF Education First | Trusting the Robot: Using the power of Git to automate your releases

Dave Shevitz | Technical Writer at Stripe | Getting the Right Docs Written: The Life of a Technical Writer

Developing a SaaS product as a solo developer allowed me to gain valuable experience while being forced to be brutally honest about what does and doesn’t work!

Higher-order mapping operators are one of the most powerful features in RxJs. In this video, we will explore them from a different angle...

In RxJS you can make multiple REST calls, wait that all of them are completed and get a single result.

You can use forkJoin and combineLatest RxJS operators to achieve this result...

In this video, we look at how to handle async pipe errors in Angular reactively using component store...

In this video, you will learn how to build a production-ready chat application just in a few hours using GetStream, Firebase, and Angular...

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In today’s episode we talk with Katerina Skroumpelou about workplace conflict. What do you do in situations where you’re involved with conflict of one kind or another? How can you be sure it’s something that needs more serious action? How far do you let it go before taking action? Are YOU the person that needs to make changes? Get answers to all these questions and SO much more as Katerina offers great insights and advice.

Do you find managing dependencies difficult? In this episode, we conclude our four-part series on Micro-Frontends by discussing with Colum Ferry about Nx, Module Federation, and why using technology to solve problems sometimes isn't the right answer.

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The introduction of standalone components, pipes, and directives, along with a new injector, all towards making NgModules optional has the potential to take Angular in a new direction.

Have you ever considered using multiple frameworks or framework versions for one application? Clearly this is best avoided. However, there are several scenarios where it might be necessary, such as when gradually migrating to another technology or incorporating the work of other teams, or after a merger, or to scale development quickly.

A lot happened since we released Nx version 13 back in October 2021. Nx has roughly a 6-month major release cycle and so that time has come again: I’m happy to announce the release of Nx v14.

In this article, we'll explore a new feature from the @ngrx/store package - the createActionGroup function that is introduced in version 13.2.

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