Version 11 of Angular Now Available

Welcome to the Angular version 11 release. Version 11.0.0 is here and we’ve got some great updates for Angular developers everywhere. This release has updates across the platform including the framework, the CLI and components. Let’s dive in!

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Environment Based Dead Code Elimination in Angular

There are times when we may want to run a piece of code only in either development or production mode. It can be something small, like logging some data to the console, or something much bigger, like loading an entire library.

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Lazy Load Images in Angular with Two Lines of Code

Image lazy loading defers the loading of an image that isn’t currently visible in the viewport. Such an image will be loaded only when the user scrolls and the image becomes visible. Using this technique, we can gain better performance and load time.

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Create A Responsive Dashboard With Angular Material And ng2-Charts

Schematics in Angular 9 are code generators that can create components and patterns in projects using predetermined templates and layouts. In this article, Zara Cooper explains how to take advantage of schematics in Angular Material and ng2-charts to substantially reduce the time and work that goes into building a dashboard.

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Angular 10 in depth

In this article, I’ll go over (almost) everything noteworthy in this brand new release. I’ll also highlight what’s changed around Angular. If you want an helicopter view of what’s included, then check out the official Angular blog. Here, I’ll try to dig deeper into the release notes.

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Introducing (Angular Reactive) Forms with Benefits 😉

How many times have you told yourself “I wish Angular Reactive Forms would support types”, or “I really want API to query the form reactively. It missed some methods.”

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What’s New in Angular 10

Angular 10 — the major release that spans the entire platform, including the framework, Angular Material, and the CLI — is available since June 24. Now, what does this mean? Just like many members of the Angular community, I tried to follow the news and see what Angular 10 brought to us.

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Lazy-Loading Angular Modules (Ivy and Async Await)

In this post you’ll learn how to Lazy Load an Angular module. Lazy loading means that our code isn’t downloaded by the browser until it’s needed. For instance, if I login to /admin I would get a “chunk” of JavaScript code specifically for the Admin dashboard.

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6 Concepts to Master to be an Angular Architect

Angular is one of the biggest frameworks around: it provides a lot of features out-of-the-box, which means there are quite a few concepts to be able to master if from top to bottom.

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Version 9.1 of Angular Now Available

We just released Version 9.1 of Angular. This is a minor release of the framework and the CLI that is a drop-in replacement for 9.0 containing new features and bug fixes. Today, the Angular libraries you use are made compatible with the Ivy compiler via our ngcc tool.

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Declarative internet shopping with Payment Request API and Angular

Remember last time you paid on a website in one touch with Google Pay, Apple Pay or a card? For me, this is not a frequent case. On the contrary, each new internet store offers me a new payment form. I must search for my card and write down all the information from it.

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3 Ways to Render Large Lists in Angular

Frameworks in 2020 got better, more efficient and faster. With that said, rendering large lists of items on the Web without causing the Browser to freeze can still be hard even for the fastest frameworks available. This is one of the many cases where “the framework is fast, your code is slow”.

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Welcome to the Ivy League: Lazy Loading Components in Angular v9

I have great news! Exciting days have come. Angular version 9 was released, and one of its most powerful features is the ability to render components lazily and, most importantly, easily.

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The Future of Angular with Ivy

Originally published at https://ift.tt/36j6b94 on December 07, 2019. Ivy is the code name for Angular's next-generation compilation and rendering pipeline.

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Angular 8 Features: Angular 8 Released with New Features

Angular 8 is finally released! Let's see the new Angular 8 features in more details. Angular is the most popular platform for developing client-side (front-end) mobile and desktop web apps or SPAs.

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Mastering Angular 8: five things that are good to know to save your time.

Angular has some edge cases that can sometimes waste your time if you're not familiar with the details. I've been working with Angular for the last 3 years and here are some interesting things that I've learned that will save your time. We're going to talk about: Let's dig in.

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Good Testing Practices with ?Angular Testing Library

The Angular Testing Library provides utility functions to interact with Angular components, in the same way as a user would.

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Understanding Angular Ivy: Incremental DOM and Virtual DOM

Here at Nrwl, we’ve been sharing a lot of insights about Angular Ivy, as there is anticipation about what it will enable us and our clients to do. Angular Ivy is a new Angular renderer, which is radically different from anything we have seen in mainstream frameworks, because it uses incremental DOM.

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MEAN Stack (Angular 8) Tutorial: Build a Simple Blog CMS

In this MEAN Stack (Angular 8) tutorial, we will build a simple blog CMS that can add, edit, delete and view blog post and category. So, there are two entities or models that required for this simple blog CMS. There only authenticated users that can access this CMS.

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What’s new After Angular 8

In this blog post let’s see what is going on with Angular 8 post the official release in May 2019. We got many new features with the release of Angular 8, Angular 9 will be released around November 2019.

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