Issue #70: Angular LTS support starting with Nx 15.7, Reactive vs Template Driven Forms, Form Validation Done Right, Functional router guards
#ngTutorials
Angular for Junior Developers: Dangers and Treasures of RxJS | by OZ
In this article, I’ll show you how to avoid known dangerous pitfalls of RxJS, and will share some useful snippets.
Angular Forms: Choosing Between Reactive and Template Driven Forms | by Dany Paredes
When we start to build an application in Angular and need to create forms, we must pick one of the two flavors: "Reactive" or "Template Forms".
For beginners, Template Forms are natural and appear less complex for new joiners, but some developers may try to convince you that "If you want to have true control then you must use Reactive Forms".
Do I believe the most effective method for determining which option is superior is by solving the same problem with both alternatives?
I used Angular's signals to build an actual app | by Joshua Morony
I refactored one of my existing Angular applications that relied heavily on RxJS and observables, to signals. This made me change my opinion on what I think is the likely fate of RxJS integration in Angular.
Form Validation Done Right | by Ward Bell
Many folks (incorrectly) try to argue that validation is a weakness of Template Driven forms. I will show that Angular validation, as taught, is a weakness of Reactive forms as well. What we need is a model-driven validation library that integrates with both modalities, one that is powerful and easy to use in the scenarios you wish you could handle today. Of course I'll show you an open-source validation library that we wrote and have used at our biggest Angular client for the last 3 years.
Functional router guards in Angular 15 open the door to happier code | by Kate Sky
How to seamlessly migrate deprecated class guards into functional ones
Angular 🚦 Signals 📡 (The future of Angular) | by Zied Zayani
Why and How Using Angular Signals
Getting Started w/Angular Reactivity: Tour of Heroes | by Brandon Roberts
Let's take a look through everyone's favorite Angular demo application, the Tour of Heroes, but with a fresh look using Signals for Reactivity.
#ngPodcasts
How to Succeed in Content Creation - AiA 373 | by Adventures in Angular
Chuck and Lucas join this week's panelist episode as they talk about "content creation". They start off as they dive into different ways of monetizing your content. Additionally, they talk about approaches on how to capture the interest of the audience to get them to subscribe to your courses.
#ngCommunity
Angular LTS support starting with Nx 15.7 | by Zack
Each major version of the Angular framework goes with a major version of the Angular CLI. Similarly, this was also the case for Nx. Starting with 15.7 we detach Angular and Nx, allowing Nx to support all the Angular LTS versions.
