Issue #41: The State of end-to-end testing with Angular, Lazy Load Services in Angular, How not to learn TypeScript
#ngTutorials
The State of end-to-end testing with Angular | by Mark Thompson — blog.angular.io
In the Angular v12 release blog post we announced plans to investigate the future of Protractor.
Based on community feedback via the RFC process, we’ve decided to deprecate Protractor, while working with the community to find a long term support option for active projects that wish to continue using Protractor.
Lazy Load Services in Angular | by Netanel Basal — netbasal.com
Imagine we have a large service with many dependencies and logic. It should only be used when a user performs a specific action, such as clicking a button. It’s possible to defer the loading and parsing of the service by lazy loading it when the action is performed.
Why does Angular always complain about null values?! | by Joshua Morony — www.youtube.com
In this video, we take a look at why enabling strict mode in TypeScript causes so many null or undefined errors in Angular and what to do about it.
#ngPodcasts
RxJS with Ben Lesh | by Angular Rocks — share.transistor.fm In this episode we are discussing RxJS with Ben Lesh
Code Practice: Become a Top 1% Developer - AiA 353 | by Adventures in Angular — topenddevs.com
Do you want to level up in your career? Do you want to become a top 1% developer? Today on the show, Charles provides three simple steps you can implement today to help get you there.
S2E28 | David Khourshid on the Current & Future States of Development | by Angular Experience — www.spreaker.com
In this episode we are joined by David Khourshid the Founder of Stately.ai to learn about the current and future states of developing modern software. When we step back, what future are we building towards and how can we build smarter?
#ngWeb
How not to learn TypeScript | by Stefan Baumgartner — fettblog.eu
Learning TypeScript, even in 2022, can be frustrating it seems. And for so many different reasons. People who write Java or C# and find out things are working differently than they should. Folks who have done JavaScript most of their time and are being screamed at by a compiler. Here are some mistakes I’ve seen people do when getting started with TypeScript.
#ngCommunity
Angular Community Meetup | July 26th, 2022 | Varun Vachhar, Craig Shearer, Chau Tran — www.youtube.com
Varun Vachhar | Developer Experience Engineer - Chromatic:
Testing component interactions with Storybook
Craig Shearer | Full-Stack Architect/Developer:
Super-Productive Angular Forms with Formly
Chau Tran | Senior Engineer - Nrwl:
Declarative THREE.js in Angular
Nx on Twitter: "In this week's #NrwlWins, we're highlighting Nx overtaking the @angular CLI in weekly npm downloads." — twitter.com
"You may not be aware, but our founders @jeffbcross and @victorsavkin were part of the Angular core team before leaving to form Nrwl, so this is a big symbolic achievement for us.”
#ngQuote
"A design that doesn’t take change into account risks major redesign in the future" - Erich Gamma — www.goodreads.com