One of the most informative videos which clearly explains change detection and the impact of signals on it.

Thanks for this high quality content

This is so helpful to grow apps in an organized way. Additionally the way he structure the store was so nice.

wrong video title

Great talk, thanks for sharing all your knowledge with us

Great talk

Very interesting

I'd watch this in 1.5x 😅

Yeah man. A hacker isn't going to say "Oh nooo, they didn't provide me with an unsanitised input field to enter my malicious code in! My evil plan has been foiled!". They're just going to open devtools and change any request data they want, directly. So am I right in thinking that all these measures do literally nothing?

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Awesomeness

Used all the reactive techniques, split to loosely coupled components, including reactive subforms as separate configurable components, moved lots of logic to services, a route resolver… still 3500 ended up with lines of code in the parent route level component over 4 years of project evolution… 🤷‍♀️ Also tend to transform subjects to Observable with the asObservable method which helped save subjects from external interference and mutations.

Did anyone fork this repo? It appears to be gone...

Liked it ❤

Watched this to study nestjs fundamentals. Crazy experience

Can you upload the example or perhaps share you git demo

Can I find the source code of the "full" example code?

Thank you @vojtech masek, exactly what Im looking for

I'd like to know why nest.js strictly applies to Isolation of modules

Great explanation on the operators. I always used switchMap never knowing that basically I just canceled my previous request. Ooops good thing that the internet connection was fast 😅

Look at the survey results and the gap between Productivity and Testing. What does Angular do to improve the result for testing?

This video is a goldmine

Github or Stackbltiz link?

Tailwind + Material

It was a pleasure to be there. We had a lot of nice conversations and it made a lot of fun providing talks on our E.ON side-stage. I would love to do this again =)

Thanks, Eliran, Fascinating topic

Thanks for the content. I never heard about project fugu. Very interesting 👍

really amazing talk, i don't know why no one from attendance not even Clapping!!

Just an alpha guy running a beta version of Microsoft Edge on Mac.

Is the decorator '@Service' used in minute 08:55:00 an angular thing? I can't find any info related to it

At 4:45 i can`t see any difference between the 2 Testing aproaches?! Would be nice to see how it is easier to use.

Hi Colum, Thanks for the presentation! Do you have a sample repo using MFE and the recommendations you mentioned for Component-First such as @angular-component/router?

It is really interesting to see how angular is growing, it is by far my favorite framework to build web-apps. I am really looking forward to its development

The information in this talk is incredibly useful. Thank you !

Awesome 😎

Good lecture

Nice and informative 👏🙌

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Awesome session!

working with nest for more than a year now, what a cool talk, I can feel my heart beating faster as he explains it

Thank god Jquery is not required anymore with Bootstrap 5

I am build a new product using nestjs .... This video is god-tier explainer on how nestjs DI works. Learnt a lot Thankyou so much for sharing

What about performance?

Is this objectively better than creating BaseComponent with an ngDestroy cleanup function and extending it to each component that has a subscription?

even in this presentation you define your own utility classes. But why not just use material + tailwind instead

I am afraid this is going to excite some of the developers with swallow knowledge to adopt this pattern and run into all kinds of maintainability issues. It's gonna be a nightmare for someone who has to be the code review.

Best talk ever... never have I been able to listen to a talk from start to finish understanding every single word. This is a first for me. Thanks, KZbin for the recommendation.

Removing NgModules is like making Angular unorganised and bringing it into cluttered pattern

Theta theta not a good syntax