Issue #68: Reactivity with Signals is coming to Angular, Angular Material components testing, Angular Setup And Workflow, Nx 15.7
#ngTutorials
I changed my mind. Angular needs a reactive primitive | by Mike Pearson
Angular developers have waited 7 years for better integration with RxJS, but this doesn't seem to be happening. Instead, the Angular team wants its own reactive primitive that can't even handle asynchronous reactivity.
This made me angry at first, but after a lot of thinking and talking with other developers, I now believe that a reactive primitive could provide an overall better developer experience than just better RxJS support, even for the most diehard RxJS fans.
Angular Material components testing | by Kevin Kreuzer
How and why to use Angular Materials component harness to write reliable, stable and readable component tests
Deep dive into the OnPush change detection strategy in Angular | by Max Koretskyi
Angular implements two strategies to control change detection behavior on the level of individual components. Let’s now explore those strategies in greater detail.
I Don't Need a State Manager in Angular, or am I just delaying his arrival? | by Dany Paredes
We have to build an app with the following sections the home, profile, orders, and payment.
Each section must allow saving data in the state.
The home must render data from each section.
Each Order discount from the balance.
We will use Rxjs Behavior subject to keep state and some rxjs operators to simplify and combine some operators.
#ngPodcasts
Angular Setup And Workflow - AiA 370 | by Adventures in Angular
Chuck, Lucas, and Subrat join this panelist episode to talk about setup and workflow for working in angular apps. They begin by discussing their thoughts on Visual Studio Code. Additionally, they tackle its features and VS code extensions that make working with angular apps easier.
#ngCommunity
Reactivity with Signals is coming to Angular ... | by Brandon Roberts
After many months of internal discussion and prototyping, the Angular Team has begun an open discussion about bringing a reactive primitive to the core framework. Angular Team member Alex Rickabaugh joins me to discuss the upcoming RFCs and details!
What's new in Nx 15.7? | by Juri Strumpflohner
Another feature packed-release that introduces first-class Node backend development support, Lockfile parsing & pruning (🔥 for Docker), a more flexible and customizable Webpack config in React apps, Storybook v7 beta support, and improvements to Angular. Have a look and let us know what you like the most :)