Issue #46: Angular Team Keynote, Introduction to Angular Language Service, Greg Radzio on Hexagonal Architecture, Angular Community Meetup

In this keynote, the Angular team discusses the latest releases of the Angular framework, and what the future of Angular looks like.

#ngTutorials

We take a look at four different approaches to dealing with potentially null values in Angular, ending in creating a generic type guard that we can use to assign a type to any object on the condition that it has no null values.

Working with Angular has its gotchas, but what makes it really a joy to start off, is its language service. A language service is a program that you feed your code, and it will report you completions, errors, hints and diagnostics on a file per file basis, all while making a distinction between syntactic and semantic errors of each file.

One of the interesting findings during #Angular source code investigation. Please, share it if you find this tip useful!

#ngPodcasts

In this special episode taped live at ng-conf 2022, we invite Ady Ngom, Phillip Fulcher, and Craig Spence to our very first Wait Wait Don't Tell Me inspired episode of the podcast. In this Angular themed game show we will discover what really happened to Angular 3, hear some terribly delightful Angular limericks, and discuss Phillip's cereal habits at length. Take caution while listening because you are guaranteed to belly laugh at least once.

Today, together with Greg Radzio, who is an excellent Speaker, Trainer and Principal Consultant at Lowgular. We will talk about Hexagonal Architecture in Angular.

#ngWeb

In this issue, we talk about function overloading and how to do function overloading to create types for complex functions, without compromising type safety.

#ngCommunity

PART 1: A discussion panel with speakers from ng-conf 2022, where expert Angular developers share insights, advice, humor, & honest opinions on how to navigate the ups and downs of being a software engineer. Panelists included Deborah Kurata, Erik Slack, Kate Sky, Craig Spence, Alisa Duncan, Preston Lamb, & Jordan Powell.

PART 2: Dan Strengier & Valentin Funk | InnoVint

Talk: Replacing a native iOS app with an Angular PWA- A case study and technical overview

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