Category: Angular

Over the past year we removed Angular’s legacy compiler and rendering pipeline which enabled the development of a series of developer experience improvements in the past couple of months. Angular v15 is the culmination of this with dozens of refinements which lead to better developer experience and performance. Sunrise photo by Minko Gechev Standalone APIs are […]

Photo by Ylanite Koppens The Angular team has been busy making some meaningful updates to the Angular router that are available as of Angular v14.2. We’re pleased to share some recent improvements. Read on to learn more. New Router API for standalone We’ve introduced a way to use the Router without the need for RouterModule and improved […]

San Francisco Palace of Fine Arts by @mgechev This month we introduce a new blog series, ‘Modern CSS in Angular’, where we’ll take a look at modern CSS enhancements recommended for Angular developers. This week, we tackle layouts. Layout has made significant advancements since Angular’s early days. Based on advancements to native layout solutions and removal of […]

Photo by Diego PH on Unsplash In the Angular v12 release blog post we announced plans to investigate the future of Protractor. Based on community feedback via the RFC process, we’ve decided to deprecate Protractor, while working with the community to find a long term support option for active projects that wish to continue using Protractor. […]

photo by Emma Twersky We are excited to announce the release of Angular v14! From typed forms and standalone components to new primitives in the Angular CDK (component dev kit), we’re excited to share how each feature makes Angular more powerful. Since our last release, we completed two major requests for comments (RFC), which provided an […]

Photo by Pixabay In the Angular 2021 recap and 2022 preview post, we shared our plans for 2022. As we are almost midway through 2022, this is a great time to give more insights into our long-term plan and some hints of what we might work on in 2023. Improving and simplifying the developer experience is a […]

At I/O 2021 we had a blast announcing Angular DevTools and letting you use it in the Adventure world! We talked to hundreds of developers and shared insights about our partnership with TensorFlow.js. Hard to believe it’s already time for I/O 2022. This year you’ll find even more Angular content and get the opportunity to […]

Earlier this year, we ran our annual developer survey. We received nearly 25k responses and want to thank each and everyone of you for taking the time to share your feedback. Your input is invaluable for us. It informs our community programs, documentation, prioritization, and roadmap. Many people ask me how they can contribute to Angular. […]

(and directives and pipes!) Photo by Johannes Plenio from Pexels A few months ago we posted the first RFC related to a project known as “standalone components”. This project has an ambitious goal: to reduce boilerplate and make Angular easier to use and learn by making it possible to build components and applications without NgModules. This week, […]

Extended Diagnostics In Angular v13.2.0, we released extended diagnostics, a new feature in the Angular compiler which gives more insight into your templates and how you might be able to improve them. These diagnostics give compile-time warnings with precise, actionable suggestions for your templates, catching bugs before you notice them. A Common Mistake Take the following example, […]