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Angular v14 is now available!
Angular v14 is now available!
We are excited to announce the release of Angular v14! From typed forms and standalone components to new primitives in the Angular CDK…
Emma Twersky
Jun 2
Angular’s Vision for the Future
Angular’s Vision for the Future
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…
Madleina Scheidegger
May 24
Angular at I/O 2022
Angular at I/O 2022
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…
Minko Gechev
Apr 29
Developer Survey 2021 Results
Developer Survey 2021 Results
Earlier this year, we ran our annual developer survey. We received nearly 25k responses and want to thank each and everyone of you for…
Minko Gechev
Apr 13
An Update on Standalone Components
An Update on Standalone Components
(and directives and pipes!)
Alex Rickabaugh
Apr 6
Angular Extended Diagnostics
Angular Extended Diagnostics
A deep-dive into Angular 13.2’s new extended diagnostics feature, what they are, how they work, and their future in the Angular ecosystem.
Doug Parker
Mar 9
How the Angular Compiler Works
The Angular Compiler (which we call ngc) is the tool used to compile Angular applications and libraries. ngc is built on the TypeScript…
Alex Rickabaugh
Feb 9
Angular 2021 Recap and 2022 Preview
Angular 2021 Recap and 2022 Preview
Happy New Year! 2021 was a difficult year for everyone around the globe but as a community we’ve managed to stick together and continue to…
Mark Thompson (@marktechson)
Jan 20
Typed Forms: The RFC Is Here
For five years, strong types in the Forms package have been a top feature request. Issue (#13721) is the most popular issue of all time on…
Dylan D. Hunn
Jan 13
Discontinued Long Term Support for AngularJS
Discontinued Long Term Support for AngularJS
In January of 2018 we laid out our plans for the final releases of AngularJS before entering long-term support and last year, we extended…
Mark Thompson (@marktechson)
Jan 11
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