Angular Feature Showcase October 2024 - Incremental Hydration

[@zygas15]

I absolutely love this framework. Angular is awesome!

[@JoeRomano-s8g]

Angular is the king of web development

[@PatrickJS]

this is what I wanted in angular for a decade

[@Angular]

When it's available, please try it out and share your honest feedback. 10 years is a long wait so thanks for sticking around!

[@BrandonRobertsDev]

Crispy video as usual! Nice work showing off Incremental Hydration

[@marktechson]

Extra CRISP! thanks for the support Brandon!

[@jaredsutton]

"Incremental hydration is the next step ...." And here I thought Jessica was the pun wizard.

[@marktechson]

hehe I have my moments!

[@kedarkm457]

This makes Angular awesome ❤

[@iamgld]

Amazing feature, congrats Angular Team !! 🤩

[@jozef-javorsky-dodo]

THX Angular team it is super great

[@towercontrol4450]

Amazing work guys!

[@angularjstutoriales]

This is awesome!

[@henriquecustodia]

Amazing feature 🎉

[@LarsRyeJeppesen]

Amazing

[@pavingways]

nice feature, very well presented! suggestion: when you put another "A" on the wall you can level up to AAAAA by the end of the vid :))

[@denisy1288]

Amazing, can’t wait to try this out. Will this be ready as Developer Preview in the v19 release?

[@mgechev]

Likely it'll be experimental next month in v19 :)

[@denisy1288]

@@mgechev 🎉

[@alexander.thalhammer]

Hey @marktechson, I wanna use your demo to play around and to showcase the new incremental hydration. Any plans on publishing it? Don't want to reinvent the wheel since you guys alread did it ;-)

[@Banana6Boom]

Great!

[@amosisaila8416]

Awesome 🎉

[@DjRedflame]

Sounds good 🙃

[@DrDrero]

is it possible to share that custom component to measure hydration?

[@toxaq]

Brawndo. It’s got what components crave.

[@aligamal9360]

wow so awesome video

[@banakafala1a]

Is this video Hydrated?

[@joe-skeen]

Partially

[@marktechson]

@@joe-skeen 🎯

[@abhim7497]

😂

[@codewithmenow1412]

Gold 😂

[@1frecin]

Can we expect built-in support for Content Security Policy in future angular versions?

[@shreejipaliwal1215]

feedback to Angular: Please make API methods more powerful that can properly give reason of errors. Is it for Angular 19?

[@Angular]

We've made some strides in this area but we're happy to continue to improve. Do you have any examples? Thanks for the feedback.

[@shreejipaliwal1215]

@@Angular As a new developer to Angular, I've encountered challenges with error handling when working with APIs. It would be incredibly helpful if Angular could provide more informative error messages directly from its services or functions. This would reduce the need for developers to constantly use try-catch blocks and make debugging much easier. For example, when an API call fails due to a network error, it would be beneficial to receive a clear message indicating the specific issue, such as "Network request failed: Connection refused. By providing more granular error information, Angular could significantly improve the development experience for both new and experienced developers.

[@daviddprtma]

​@@shreejipaliwal1215 I agree for it so we as a developer wouldn't debug for looking an error just only a simple network error as an example general error

[@theintjengineer]

Does SSR work with something else other than Express? Bun, Deno, etc.?

[@vishnuranjan1446]

It would be better if the demo app is been shared 😀

[@sakesun]

Is it all static compiled, no specific server requirement ?

[@ShwethaAnand-f7n]

What's the difference between adding defer, hydrate and never versus not adding a @defer at all. Why add @defer, hydrate and then add never ?

[@QaiserArbi]

Great work, can you please share this code repo

[@dmitriyzakharov3696]

Please add support of isolatedDeclarations.

[@xucongzhan9151]

would there be zoneless support also?

[@marktechson]

Come back to find o ut more when we launch Angular v19 in the upcoming weeks!

[@xucongzhan9151]

​@@marktechsonsure, can't wait for it🎉 this is a great feature happy that you guys pull it off

[@vsh-torch]

nice 😊

[@TheMKilo8]

Coool

[@ddgutierrez]

Esta loquisimo eso

[@YeongCheonKim]

👍

[@gligom]

This is borrowed from hair care industry? Look devs, this new framework just makes your applications smoother and shiny, your users mouse will feel the soft touch when the pointer will hover over a rendered component. Come on, is hilarious, but nothing will amaze me with this modern marketing technique 🤣

[@tatakodzi]

That’s it? 😂 🎉

[@marktechson]

We need to save some excitement for the upcoming release 🙃

[@tatakodzi]

@@marktechsonufff😅 I thought that’s all what comes in ng v19

[@marktechson]

@@tatakodzi oh my friend, there is so much more.

[@Alcaatraz01]

@@marktechson Looking forward to it!

[@Mizra_online]

Could you please share the link angular 18 from scratch for beginners

[@Angular]

We're working on updated content now.

[@Mychelonn]

I really love Angular CSR but I think Angular SSR is years away from frameworks like Next or Svelte kit

[@Angular]

What do you think we're missing?

[@Justsomeguy492]

Ability to write server code in development

[@Justsomeguy492]

Looks like that is fixed in v19

[@Hariharan0606]

Amazing