Issue #67: #ngGames, Internal Architecture of Angular Forms, Becoming a Google Developer Expert in Angular
Building Games and Q/A with the Angular Team | February 2023 | #ngGames | by Angular
Angular Community, join Jeremy Elbourn and Mark Thompson as they answer questions and have some fun! We'll answer questions and most of all, try to build a game!
#ngTutorials
Get easy access to Angular route and query parameters with zod | by Tim Deschryver
To get access to route and query parameters in Angular, you need to manually parse the
ActivatedRouteinstance. While this is not hard, it can quickly bloat your codebase. Until Angular provides a better and typesafe way to access route and query parameters, you can use zod to make it easier.
The trick to make any IMPERATIVE code DECLARATIVE instantly | by Joshua Morony
We don't have control over what 3rd party libraries do, and sometimes those libraries are going to have an imperative API. Here's a little trick you can use to keep your codebase declarative, but still utilise those imperative APIs.
Internal Architecture of Angular Forms - GoF Design Pattern in Action | by Decoded Frontend (Dmytro Mezhenskyi)
Since I started investigating the source code of Angular, I found a few classical design patterns used to implement some framework features. In this video, I will share with you one of them used to design the Angular Forms package. In the first part of the video, you will learn what a Bridge design pattern is and how it was used in Angular Forms making them so flexible. I hope you will learn something new from this video and if you find this helpful video please share it with your colleagues.
Angular CLI: Command Line Interface Guide | by Ion Prodan
Discover the most commonly used options for generating new components and services, and explore the features that make Angular CLI a must-have for Angular projects.
#ngPodcasts
Becoming a Google Developer Expert in Angular - AiA 369 | by Adventures in Angular
Alain Chautard is a certified Google Developer in Angular and he works as an individual consultant for Angular projects. He joins the show to discuss his career as an Angular expert and Angular mentor. He talks about his projects and his blog. He offers advice on how to become a Google Developer Expert and discusses his experience in the field.