Issue #59: #ngGames, Custom Builder from Scratch, Deep Dive into Angular Version 15 with Emma Twersky, Angular DevTools
Playing Games and Q/A with the Angular Team | December 2022 | #ngGames
Angular Community your favorite game stream hosts Mark and Jeremy are back for an end-of-year stream featuring the “People’s Champ” Jessica Janiuk!
We’ll take a few moments to reflect on the stream for 2022, think about how we can grow the stream in 2023 and most of all, play some games!
#ngTutorials
Angular builders are nodejs scripts executed by Angular CLI and perform different tasks like application build, serving the app, or running a different kinds of tests. You can create your own builders that can perform some particular tasks for your Angular application and in this tutorial, you will learn how to do that. At the end of this video, we will build a custom builder that patches the application build information in a dedicated JSON file, the JSON file name can be configured by providing custom options for the builder, and additionally, you will learn how to schedule another target from your custom builder.
Ready to delete all your constructors in Angular? | by Brandon Roberts
Debug Angular Apps Easily Using Angular DevTools | by Nethmi Wijesinghe
This article will go through Angular DevTools in detail and provide step-by-step guidance on making the best of it.
#ngPodcasts
S4 E16 - Deep Dive into Angular Version 15 with Emma Twersky | by The Angular Plus Show
It’s always a pleasure to welcome Emma Twersky to the podcast. In this episode we talk about how the pandemic helped shape the public face of the Angular team, and then we dive into some of the exciting features of the V15 release.
Angular 15: The Good Parts - AiA 362 | by Adventures in Angular
Chuck welcomes Lucas to the show as a regular host of Adventures in Angular. They begin by discussing Angular 15’s most recent updates and what benefit it might have for the current Angular community. Lucas also offers his perspective on the new tools and what makes him excited to use them.
#ngCommunity
Learning Angular w/ Minko Gechev | by Ryan Carniato
I’ve never looked at Angular before but that is all about to change. Who better to learn from than Minko Gechev the current Angular team lead.
Ben Lesh on Twitter: "🚀RxJS 7.8.0 is out!" / Twitter
RxJS 7 work is now “complete” as we shift focus to version 8. (7.7 and 7.8 were both published back-to-back after I realized we had more features ready to land) Thank you so much to all that contributed to v7
#ngQuote
Code without tests is bad code. It doesn't matter how well written it is; it doesn't matter how pretty or object-oriented or well-encapsulated it is. With tests, we can change the behavior of our code quickly and verifiably. Without them, we really don't know if our code is getting better or worse." - Michael C. Feathers