Mad lad, kudos !

Thing is, learning to use neovim or vim in general is an experience itself.

And here I am sitting and cannot run our company angular project on my m1 macbook air 8gb

"HONEY WHAT ARE YOU DOING THAT LONG ON THE TOILET???" "WIFE I AM WORKING, CANT YOU SEE IT?"

I tried use vim on my work machine, but I was able to get it to run the way I wanted it to. And now I watching your video, and you run vim on phone. My hand is out of my ass.

is this for android only?

I've done something very similar for my Pixel, but I'll be honest, I can't write code with my mobile overlay. I settled for using my tablet with a small folding travel keyboard, and then I use my phone's wifi while I'm out in the middle of no where. I've been into NeoVim for a few years now and I suffer when I don't have access to a physical keyboard. --Not to mention that the screen size on my tablet makes this a bit more of a functional environment. Regardless, I've still configured all of this on my phone, including tmux just because I can. I've also setup sshd and keys for all my local systems so I can basically just jump around to a handful of mobile devices on my LAN and test weird edge cases.

Whats even cooler is that you can set up x11 and a vnc server so that you can get a full linux desktop too

instead of setting up an entire dev environment on your phone, you can access your main computer remotely using a vpn service like tailscale. Personally i can remotely turn on my pc using wol and work remotely from phone/tablet whatever.

Next part.. how to transfer family to phone 😅

Can you share how you are suing fuzzy find?

I thought this was going to be about coding while fighting giant spiders... slightly disappointed...

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What if you are a React dev with prior Redux coming into Angular?

Thanks for the video! At 6:50, onPush change detection strategy won't enable change detection because `currentPhoto` isn't marked with @Input() ?

thanks! I personally think pushing all app code to libraries is an overkill unless there is going to be a need to use the same app like features across multiple apps. Even then I can argue the dumb component shared ui setup would suffice (same as your earlier videos on this topic - which i like / agree with very much) . I am nowhere near as advanced as you are so may be i will have the aha moment later but for now that intermediate shared dumb ui set-up is it for me:) thanks for all the great work!

Why change anything and introduce ambiguity when everything works fine as it is? New features for the sake of new features is idiotic. I don't understand.

I also would rather walk from NYC to London.

Thank you

Like the BehaviorSubject<void> which is combineLatest with another observable and mapped to the first value of the tuple to trigger a reload or similar. 👍

This is hilarious

I couldn't understand the benefit of `overrideNotifier.notify()`. In the code you use get and set methods of map. Can't you just wrap that map with a signal? You can set the signal overrideMap.set(<bla-bla>), then overrideWords will be updated easily. I'm really curious about it :) I thought like maybe the reason is you don't want it to be reactive, it's just a Map and you want it to stay like that.

Why not use a resolver on the login page instead?

Third class framework award goes to Angular 😂😂 It is the best example of God made easy but people made it extremely complex 😅😅

Instead of using insanely complicated Signals + Rxjs , I would prefer ReactJs over Angular. Angular team is making it more than complex it should be.

The thing is other developers should also be able to understand what I have done. In declarative way, only I may be knowing the logic. But in imperative it is much easier for everybody.

Why won't you use an signal.update, instead of mutate, aren't they somehow basically the same?

come for the angular, stay for the createNotifier(), did not know this existed but was having a problem this directly solves yesterday!

that is a really cool component 😃 thank you for sharing, very valuable information 👍

Why do javascript people hate classes so much??? This is gross and if the Angular team listens to you and chooses this way for the framework, I will drop Angular.

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The solution was so obvious (as you stated yourself) that I couldn't appreciate how the inverted mindset helped

What's the purpose of moving the mobile routing file into libs? It seems not clear to me how it would be shared across the apps.

is SSR only worth using from Angular v17+ or is it already optimised from v16 ?

thank for your sharing

Hey, just wanted to ask if there is a way to contact you :), I made a signal multithreading library which i will publish today or tomorrow and working Open Source on it its far from perfect but the api for multi-threading is 1000x better with signals. workerComputation1 = this.threadnalService.createComputedWithWorker( this.inputSignal, (input: number) => { let sum = 0; for (let i = 0; i < input; i++) { sum += Math.sqrt(i); } return sum; } ); Its pretty easy the first Parameter is the Signal you want to react to, and the second Parameter is the function which should be executed and this is it, it returns a computed signal which you can easy react to wherever you want for parallelism you can create a wrapper computed which can simply wait for all computations. I just had the idea and made it out of fun :P. Would love to hear your opinion about this :P.

good

good job man

The best part is to mix Angular and Markdown code, that's mind blowing.

Nice to see CycleJS getting reinvented 😁

yayyy another massive time-sink learning curve to POTENTIALLY gain like 0.3% productivity during the 10 mins a day when you get to actually write code rather than fucking around in meetings and with devops

Now this solution is vulnerable to CSRF attack.

When I turn on subtitles, some code below got hidden beside it. Please keep the code up. Thanks. Nice video with great explanation

You had me sold on not needing to mess away with child classes. Does it still work ok with factory methods? The only thing I’d add is making the injectable read only. I do that on the constructor version

After 4 years of developping the same application and arriving at the end, migrating to full signals sound like a huge amount of work. I'd love to do it, but it"s hard to justify spending so much time on it, just to see, when finished, if the performance is significally improved or not. On a new project, I'd go full signals without hesitation though.

Signals sound a lot like good old React's useState().

keep it

good work

I'm anticipating a video on CI/CD for this project so you don't deploy manually 😅

This is awesome!! I liked how you showed the extensibility of Nx targets by being able to attach your API token via OP, and also that you touched on the libraries philosophy