Feature Request
It would be awesome if Angular tutorials and examples used WebContainers (see https://blog.stackblitz.com/posts/introducing-webcontainers/).
Using this technology would enable the reader to have a full CLI experience in the browser without having to go through any local installation or setup.
Additionally we would be able to simplify our docs and some docs infrastructure.
A good example of where our current approach fails is https://angular.io/start where we heavily rely on StackBlitz without webcontainers (which emulates Angular CLI but has gaps) and the conclusion of the tutorial https://angular.io/start/start-deployment where we ask people to install CLI, generate a new project, and copy their stackblitz code manually into the CLI project (which can be confusing, see #32524).
With webcontainers, the readers would be using the CLI from the beginning without a local environment setup, since the CLI would run in the browser.
Feature Request
It would be awesome if Angular tutorials and examples used WebContainers (see https://blog.stackblitz.com/posts/introducing-webcontainers/).
Using this technology would enable the reader to have a full CLI experience in the browser without having to go through any local installation or setup.
Additionally we would be able to simplify our docs and some docs infrastructure.
A good example of where our current approach fails is https://angular.io/start where we heavily rely on StackBlitz without webcontainers (which emulates Angular CLI but has gaps) and the conclusion of the tutorial https://angular.io/start/start-deployment where we ask people to install CLI, generate a new project, and copy their stackblitz code manually into the CLI project (which can be confusing, see #32524).
With webcontainers, the readers would be using the CLI from the beginning without a local environment setup, since the CLI would run in the browser.