Issue #63: Demystifying Angular Two Way Binding, Rendering cycle in Angular applications, The State of JS 2022
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Demystifying Angular Two Way Binding (2023) | by Decoded Frontend (Dmytro Mezhenskyi)
In this video, I will try to demystify Two way binding in Angular, so you will get a solid understanding of how it is really working. At the end of the video, you will be able to create two-way data binding also for any property of your custom components. I hope you will learn something new from this video and if so, please don't hesitate to share this video with your colleagues and friends.
Rendering cycle in Angular applications — browser, angular and zone.js interaction | by Max Koretskyi
Modern web stack involves lots of moving parts. Let's take a look at all the actors and their functions in a typical Angular application.
Jest ESM - Total Guide To More Than 100% Faster Testing For Angular | by Tomas Trajan
Let's learn how to speed up our Angular Jest tests by more than 100% by switching to Jest ESM (a notoriously problematic migration) and how to solve all the troublesome issues that tend to pop up along the way!
The easier way to code Angular apps | by Joshua Morony
Ever hear about "declarative" coding or "reactive" coding? These are concepts I struggled to properly understand and appreciate for a long time. This video aims to give a brief explanation that gets right to the heart of what this is all about and why it is beneficial.
Angular ESLint Rules for Accessible HTML Content | by Sandi K Barr
Content accessibility for built-in HTML elements is the third and final category in this series on Angular ESLint accessibility rules. These rules validate several HTML attributes that developers commonly overlook regarding accessibility. They check for alt text on images, accessible content in buttons, links, and headings, and proper form labels and table header associations. Angular ESLint accessibility rules provide immediate guidance on accessibility best practices right in the code, resulting in more accessible and user-friendly Angular applications.
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Writing Clean Http Service Methods With Walid Bouguima - AiA 365 | by Adventures in Angular
Walid Bouguima is a Software Engineer at Hilti Group. He joins the show with Chuck, Lucas, and Subrat to discuss his article, " Angular Clean Http Service Methods: Handle Your Backend Communication With Ease". He explains his goals and reasons why he created this method and what advantages it may bring to developers in the Angular community. Moreover, the panel shares their own perspective and some tips about Walid's article.
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Moving Into Angular from the Backend with Perko & Rivas | Roadmap to Learning Angular E7 | ng-conf
How does learning Angular compare to learning backend technologies? Is it easier to learn frontend concepts once you already know the backend? Chris Perko & Giovanni Rivas, co-organizers of the Angular Community Meetup, share their experiences in this episode coming to Angular from jobs on the backend. They share insights, tips, and advice for making the transition but also for learning Angular in general.
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The State of JS 2022
The 2022 edition of the annual survey about the latest trends in the JavaScript ecosystem.
Storybook Ecosystem CI | by Michael Shilman
Upgrading npm packages can be a bit like crossing a minefield. Even a tiny patch upgrade can blow up your entire stack. Unfortunately, this kind of issue is common in modern open-source software. Packages often break due to bugs in their code, bugs in their dependencies, or incompatible transitive dependency upgrades.
As maintainers of Storybook—one of the most popular UI development tools—we're all too familiar with the terrors of package upgrades. That's why we've created Storybook Ecosystem CI, an early warning system to help protect our users from this chaotic environment.